Radar, route, vertical profile and the weather at every airport.
The situational awareness companion that keeps you ahead, from preflight to top of descent.


FIR boundaries are now drawn on the map with their ICAO code, kept clear of your route. Turn them off any time in the Layers panel.
Scrubbing through the radar timeline is now seamless, with no more flicker between frames. Frames load much faster when zoomed in, online or offline.
Some waypoints could be dropped when scanning a flight plan, leaving a whole airway segment out of the route. They are now read correctly, and the full route appears on the map.
Precipitation radar from seven national networks on one timeline, drawn under your route.

See the whole route in cross-section and scrub through time to watch the weather evolve.

Runway layouts drawn on the map, and everything you need on the airport sheet.

NRST lists the airports around you, with what matters to decide fast. Estimated position, not GPS — your FMS remains the reference.


Everything for your route is fetched when you load it, and kept on board.

The calculations you reach for, without leaving the map.

NaviGate for iPhone and iPad. Scan your flight plan and get the whole picture in seconds.
Download on theApp StoreNaviGate is a supplementary situational awareness tool. It does not replace official ATC clearances, certified EFB systems, or regulatory briefing requirements. Always cross-check critical decisions with approved sources.
Precipitation radar: Europe — EUMETNET OPERA. United States — NOAA NEXRAD, redistributed by Iowa State University (Iowa Environmental Mesonet). Australia — Australian Bureau of Meteorology. Japan — Japan Meteorological Agency. China — China Meteorological Administration (中国气象局). Taiwan — Central Weather Administration (交通部中央氣象署). South Korea — Korea Meteorological Administration (기상청). Upper-air turbulence and icing: NOAA WAFS. Lightning: Blitzortung.org.