METAR & TAF
Live observations refreshing every 5 minutes. TAF timeline and flight categories (VFR/MVFR/BIR/IFR/LIFR) at a glance.
General aviation briefing tool
All weather and airspace, one map.
Prepare Flights brings METARs, TAFs, weather charts, airspace and NOTAMs into a single interactive map. Built for general aviation pilots across the Nordics — runs in your browser, no install or signup required.
Free · Browser-based · Installable to home screen (PWA)
Your full briefing on one map
No more tab-switching between weather portals, AIP charts and NOTAM lists. Everything you need on one interactive surface.
Weather overlays
Animated winds, cloud cover, precipitation, icing and turbulence on the map. Scrub 7 days ahead.
Airspace & NOTAMs
TMA, CTR and R/D/P areas with real-time activation state — see what's active now and what activates later today.
Route planning
Click waypoints on the map and get tracks, distances and ETEs instantly.
PDF briefing
One-click flight briefing: map view plus appendices for airspaces, NOTAMs and SIGMETs. Take it to the cockpit.
AI explanations
Ask AI to summarize METARs, TAFs and NOTAMs in plain English. Saves minutes per briefing.
Why Prepare Flights?
Built for Nordic pilots — free, no signup, no ads.
Nordic-grade weather data
Combines FMI, Open-Meteo Nordic, OpenAIP and NOAA for the best accuracy in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark and the Baltics.
True airspace state
R/D/P areas shaded by current activation state — not just static outlines. NOTAM-triggered activations are highlighted.
In the browser, no install
Works on phone, tablet and desktop. Installable to your home screen as a PWA, with offline support.
Who is it for?
Prepare Flights is built for general aviation pilots — both VFR and IFR rated — who need fast, comprehensive and reliable pre-flight briefing data across Northern Europe. It's equally suitable for private pilots, flight schools and club operations.
Note: Prepare Flights is for situational awareness and briefing support.
It does not replace official information sources (AIP, official NOTAM services,
ATC). Always verify critical information from official sources before flight.