Android Auto
QMetar AA
METAR and TAF of your airports on the car screen with Android Auto, with the VFR/IFR category in colour and what has changed since you last looked.
Coming soon to Google Play.
QMetar AA shows the latest aviation weather reports (METAR and TAF) of your airports on the car screen, with Android Auto. Driving to the airfield, a glance tells you whether anything has changed since you last looked.
Features
- Up to 10 airports, each with its FAA (VFR, MVFR, IFR, LIFR) or ICAO (VMC, IMC) category in colour.
- What has changed since you last opened an airport, in amber: Was VFR, New TAF, TAF AMD.
- Age of each METAR, in amber when it is over 70 minutes old, and the time of the TAF.
- The METAR and TAF as coded, one part per row, easy to read on the car screen.
- Decoded group by group, with its meaning, when the car is parked.
- Airfields without METAR, such as glider fields, show the nearest station's report.
- The same METAR and TAF on the phone, decoded with a tap.
- On the phone, each airport's data: elevation, runways and frequencies (openAIP), wind on each runway with the best one ticked, density altitude, and today's sunrise, sunset and civil twilight.
- Choose the airports on the phone: long press to change one, checked before it is saved, and put them in your order.
- Save your home airports as the default list and load them back after a trip.
- Works with European and US reports (metres and statute miles).
- No notifications or sounds: open it when you want.
- One-time purchase: no subscriptions, no in-app purchases, no ads.
- No accounts, no tracking.
- In English and Spanish.
For information only. Not for flight planning or navigation. Always use official briefing sources.
Data sources
Weather from aviationweather.gov (U.S. National Weather Service). Airport data from openAIP, licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0.
Android Auto is a trademark of Google LLC.
Privacy
No accounts, no ads, no tracking, and no location access. Read the full privacy policy.