WxBrief Copilot

AI-Assisted FAA-Style Weather Briefings, Simplified

WxBrief Copilot helps you review key information quickly and in a format pilots are familiar with.

WxBrief Copilot — AI-Assisted FAA-Style Preflight Briefings, Simplified

Built by pilots for general aviation, corporate operators, instructors, and students, WxBrief Copilot provides structured weather briefings designed to support situational awareness and preflight planning.

WxBrief Copilot summarizes aviation weather and aeronautical information derived from publicly available FAA and NOAA data products, including:

• METARs and SPECIs – Surface observations for departure, en route, and destination airports.
• TAFs – Forecast conditions to support flight planning and alternate evaluation.
• AIRMETs and SIGMETs – Advisory products related to turbulence, icing, IFR conditions, and other hazards.-
• Convective SIGMETs – Thunderstorm and convective hazard advisories.
• Winds Aloft – Wind and temperature forecast products to assist altitude planning.
• NOTAMs – Published notices such as runway closures, airspace restrictions, and temporary flight restrictions (TFRs).

Whether you’re preparing for a VFR hop, IFR cross-country, or flight instruction, WxBrief Copilot helps you review key information quickly and in a format pilots are familiar with.

Key Features:

• Route-based weather and NOTAM briefings
• Flight risk assessments
• Decoded plain-language text
• Mobile-optimized formatting
• Saved routes and refreshable summaries

ForeFlight Integration Simply share your flight plan from ForeFlight to WxBrief Copilot to get your flight summary

Important Notice WxBrief Copilot is an informational tool and is not an FAA-certified weather briefing service. It does not replace an official FAA Flight Service briefing and does not, by itself, satisfy regulatory preflight requirements under 14 CFR §91.103.

Pilots remain solely responsible for obtaining, reviewing, and verifying all required weather, NOTAM, and operational information through official sources before flight. AI-assisted summaries may be incomplete, delayed, or inaccurate and should not be relied upon as the sole basis for flight decisions.