The briefing that knows what matters right now.

Smart Briefing replaces the source-by-source format with seven pilot questions. Departure pulls together METARs, TAFs, crosswind analysis, runway closures, and SID NOTAMs — and tells you whether you can get out. Arrival asks whether you can get in: destination METAR and TAF, approach availability, runway status, services. Clouds, Ceilings & Icing covers route flight categories, icing advisories and PIREPs, freezing level, and GFA. Wind & Turbulence gives you winds at filed altitude, headwind/tailwind comparison, and turbulence advisories. Thunderstorms pulls radar, convective SIGMETs, and the convective outlook. Airspace flags active TFRs, SUA activations, and ARTCC NOTAMs. Each bucket shows a severity badge and a one-sentence verdict. Tap to expand the raw products behind it.

If you want the traditional structure, Standard delivers it in full. An interactive route timeline sits at the top — waypoints, ETAs, distances, altitudes, nearest weather stations, winds, and hazards across the entire route. Then adverse conditions: TFRs, closed or unsafe NOTAMs, convective SIGMETs, SIGMETs, all five AIRMET types, urgent PIREPs. Current weather: surface analysis synopsis, METARs with flight category, temp, dewpoint, wind, visibility, ceiling, altimeter, and density altitude, plus PIREPs. Forecasts: TAFs with change groups, GFA cloud and surface panels, MOS, a wind chart, vertical cross-section at cruise altitude, winds aloft table at eight points along the route, and HRRR soundings at departure, enroute, and destination with Skew-T data, stability indices, icing bands, and freezing levels. NOTAMs categorized by station — departure, destination, alternates, and enroute — plus ARTCC NOTAMs for every center the route crosses.