
FAA Cameras Map Layer
Get real-time visibility and runway insights from 500+ FAA WeatherCams across 24 U.S. states.
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Get real-time visibility and runway insights from 500+ FAA WeatherCams across 24 U.S. states.
Quickly view FIR and UIR NOTAMs within each region’s Airspace Detail view.
Declutter your map by limiting turbulence reports to 2, 4, or 6 hours old.
Get runway safety alerts when other aircraft occupy your runway.
Get RMZ frequencies in controlled airspace alerts for more convenient reference.
Instructors can review student comments before signing remote logbook entries.
View minimum safe altitudes along your route with MORA/LSALT grid on the map.
Copy waypoint coordinates in multiple formats including standard degrees and MGRS.
Cross points at specific bearings like a virtual OBS by setting bearing and leg length.
Runway Analysis now supports HondaJet models and Daher Kodiak 100/900.
Track flight time with new decimal format option (N.NN) for more precise logging.
See relevant frequencies in airspace alerts as you approach controlled airspace.
Access Brazilian government charts, data, and documents in the Latin America region.
Access new global regions including Latin America, Africa, Middle East, Asia Pacific, and New Zealand.
Record position reports and GNE checks with streamlined oceanic plotting in Active Navlog.
Check speed and altitude limits for every fix in SIDs, STARs, and approaches with Augmented Procedures.
Specify runway intersections for takeoff with automatic reduced runway length calculations.
Enhanced logbook reporting features including report timestamps and better FAA Part 141 progress tracking,
Runway Analysis now supports Citation C700 Longitude and Falcon 2000.
Hide airspace activated by NOTAM to declutter the Aeronautical Map.
Search Logbook entries by date, aircraft, airports, and more with new filters.
Erase map annotations by dragging your finger across them using the new Eraser tool.