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Product · Flight Briefer

A briefing that knows who's flying.

Two briefings for the same route should not look the same for a 5,000-hour ATP and a 90-hour private pilot. Yours is computed from your logbook, your aircraft, and your minimums.

Step 1 — Plan

Build the flight.

Everything starts from a concrete flight: where, when, and in what. From those three facts the briefer pulls together the picture below — nothing generic, everything scoped to the flight you are actually about to fly.

  • Winds-aloft-aware routing with realistic ground speeds and time en route
  • Your personal minimums checked at each end, automatically

Step 2 — Weather & hazards

The whole route, not just the two ends.

Raw aviation weather is written to be transmitted, not understood. The briefer collects everything relevant to your route and window, shows the raw text for the purists, and translates it into plain English for the decision you actually have to make.

  • METARs and TAFs from every reporting station along the route
  • NOTAMs, SIGMETs/AIRMETs, and TFRs checked against your route and time window
  • PIREPs near your route and altitude, winds aloft at your cruise levels

Step 3 — Risk

PAVE, computed from your context.

PAVE is the checklist every pilot learns and almost nobody runs honestly under pressure. The briefer runs it with data: each factor is scored from your real situation, and the ones that deserve your attention are the ones highlighted. The go/no-go call stays yours — it just stops being a guess.

  • Pilot: your currency, recency, and hours in type — from your logbook
  • Aircraft: what you are flying and how much of it you have flown
  • enVironment & External pressure: conditions vs. your minimums, and the get-there-itis factors

Step 4 — Decide

Runways, alternates, and an AI briefer to interrogate.

The last mile of a briefing is questions: "what's the crosswind at arrival if I'm an hour late?" "where do I go if the ceiling drops?" The AI briefer answers from the same data in your briefing — your flight, your aircraft, your minimums — not from a general-purpose model's imagination.

  • Wind broken down per runway, checked against your personal minimums
  • Diversion options along the route, with their weather checked against your personal minimums
  • A chat briefer that knows this flight — ask it anything

Everything included

Feature by feature, with the plan that unlocks it and where it stands today.

Flight planning

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Create and manage flights: departure, destination, aircraft, and time — the container everything else in the briefing hangs off.

AI pre-flight briefing

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A chat agent that knows your flight, your aircraft, your minimums, and your logbook — ask it anything about the flight you are about to fly.

PAVE risk assessment

BetaPilot plan

Pilot, Aircraft, enVironment, External pressure — each factor scored from your real context (currency, hours in type, conditions) before you go.

Runway & crosswind analysis

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Wind broken down per runway at departure and destination, compared against your personal minimums.

Diversion planning

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Alternates along your route with their current weather, checked against your personal minimums — so the "what if" is answered before you need it.

Route weather stations

ReleasedPilot plan

METARs and TAFs from every reporting station along your route — not just the two ends.

PIREPs along route

ReleasedPilot plan

What other pilots actually reported near your route and altitude, plotted where it matters.

Winds aloft

ReleasedPilot plan

Forecast winds at your cruise altitudes, applied to your route for realistic ground speeds and time en route.

TFR analysis along route

ReleasedPilot plan

Active and upcoming TFRs checked against your route and time window — flagged only when they actually affect you.

Weather & NOTAM lookup

ReleasedPilot plan

METARs, TAFs, SIGMETs/AIRMETs, and NOTAMs for any airport, translated into plain English alongside the raw text.

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