AirState
The flight bag for hands that are already busy.
Weather, airspace, plain-English NOTAMs, charts and approach plates, built for one hand in a moving cockpit.
Why AirState
Three things most weather apps get wrong.
Weather wherever you fly
METARs, TAFs and NOTAMs for 8,798 reporting stations in 238 countries, including military aerodromes overseas.
The whole country, offline
Every Class B, C, D and special-use boundary in the United States lives on your device. No spinner when you pan, no blank map without a signal, and it refreshes itself each 28-day cycle.
It says when data is missing
If a weather, TFR or NOTAM feed fails, AirState tells you. A dead feed is never drawn as a clear sky, and stale weather is marked stale.
At a glance
Flight category, before you read a word.
Every airport on the map carries its current category, so the picture resolves before you tap anything.
Raw text and decoded tables
Raw METAR and TAF for the people who want it, decoded parameter tables for everyone else. Ceilings, visibility, wind components and present weather in plain English.
NOTAMs that don't lie to you
If the NOTAM system can't be reached, AirState says so. It will never show an empty list and let you assume the field is clear, which is the one thing a briefing tool must never do.
Get started
Get in on the beta.
Early access, and an email the day AirState launches. Nothing else.