METEO Briefing

METEO briefing is the essential pre-flight weather app for the Dutch general aviation pilot. View METAR, TAF, wind, clouds, and weather charts for your departure and destination aerodrome at a glance.

Whether you're flying a short VFR hop or planning an extended cross-country: METEO briefing combines all relevant aviation meteorology in a clear, fast overview — designed specifically for the iPad in the cockpit.

FEATURES

• METAR & TAF — Live observations and forecasts for both departure and destination aerodromes, with automatic "nearby station" fallback when an aerodrome has no report of its own.

• Flight Condition tiles — VFR, MVFR, IFR, or LIFR shown at a glance, with color-coded indicators for visibility, ceiling, wind, and QNH.

• TAF Timeline — Visual time bar showing expected flight conditions throughout the daylight period (UDP).

• KNMI Weather Bulletin for General Aviation — The official KNMI bulletin directly in the app, including winds aloft and UDP times.

• EHMM Live Wind — Real-time wind observation from Middenmeer Aerodrome.

• Cloud Satellite Imagery — Meteosat HRV imagery loop covering the past 6 hours.

• Surface Weather Chart — Map of the pressure distribution and frontal systems.

• Light & Dark mode — Comfortably readable in any cockpit lighting.

• Pull-to-refresh — Pull down for the latest data.

• Offline notification — Immediate alert when your internet connection drops.

DATA SOURCES

METEO briefing combines real-time data from KNMI, MET Norway (api.met.no), VATSIM, and other official aviation sources.

WHO IS IT FOR?

Private pilots (PPL, LAPL, and RPL), sport pilots, fixed-wing pilots, helicopter pilots, flight schools, and instructors — anyone who needs a fast, professional weather briefing.

IMPORTANT

METEO briefing is a tool intended to supplement the official pre-flight briefing. Always consult the sources prescribed by the competent authority (such as KNMI and AIS-NL), and take final responsibility for go/no-go decisions yourself. The app makes no warranty regarding the completeness, accuracy, or availability of the displayed data.