enroute flight navigation

Enroute is a free flight navigation app for VFR pilots. Designed to be easy, useful and chic, it takes the stress out of your next flight. The program has been written by flight fanatics, as a project of Akaflieg Freiburg, a flight membership primarily based in Freiburg, Germany.

Enroute contains a transferring map, related in style to the official ICAO maps. Your current place and your flight path for the subsequent five minutes are marked, and so is your supposed flight route. A easy tap on the show offers you all of the information about airspaces, airfields and navaids – full with frequencies, codes, elevations and runway information.

Our free aeronautical maps could be downloaded for offline use. In addition to airspaces, airfields and navaids, selected maps additionally present traffic circuits in addition to flight procedures for management zones. The maps receive near-weekly updates and canopy giant components of the world.

Enroute helps basic flight planning. It lets you quickly and easily compute distances, programs and headings, and offers you an estimate for flight time and fuel consumption. If the climate turns dangerous, the app will present you the closest airfields for touchdown, full with distances, instructions, runway information and frequencies.

This app was written without monetary curiosity. There isn't any advertising, there aren't any in-app purchases and there's no commercial “pro”-version of the app. The app is published underneath the GNU General Public License, a widely-used free software license that guarantees end users the liberty to run, study, share, and modify the software.

This app does not acquire your knowledge. It does not use the “Facebook API”, “Crashlytics” or comparable software that spies on you. You do not must register for “membership”. And we do not hassle you with e-mails. We don't even have or need your address!

Disclaimer: This free app is published in the hope that it could be helpful as an aid to prudent navigation. It comes with no ensures. It may not work as expected. The information does not come from official sources and could be incomplete, outdated or otherwise incorrect. This app is no substitute for correct flight preparation or good pilotage. Relying on it as a major technique of navigation is most likely illegal, most certainly stupid and probably suicidal.