AeroPlus Aviation Weather

I had this app for quite some time and I love it. I also like that you have the option to connect it to an iridium sat phone. But I have never been able to make it work. I paid the subscription (by mistake I paid it twice, thinking that the payment had not gone through) and it never recognized that I had paid! So I contacted customer service and they didn’t been acknowledge that I had written to them. Stay away from this app.

You have to keep buying their apps and the program freeze. Waisted my money

This app gives the pilot a quick look at what the current weather is doing all along the route. Need a forecast...touch the reporting station. Great quick app! ATP/CFIIME

Does not allow you to check METARs at an individual location. Can't even see the METAR, don't bother because this app is useless.

As a pilot, I've been searching for a good, reliable app to source winds aloft data as a quick alternative/addition to aviationweather.gov. This app might have winds aloft, but you'll have to pay for it. Otherwise there are better app alternatives for what it provides as is, which is METAR data. The layout leaves a bit to be desired as well.

I don't find this app very useful for the subscription cost. Consider that all of the data you are accessing is free on many other sites so I'm just paying for ease of use / presentation. I would rather pay for ForeFlight. To me, this app should cost 1.99 or less and that's it.

Great idea app but I checked two sites and it froze up. Like all good pilots we do things in three's. Froze up every time.

No TAF's = delete. Lasted on my iPad 15 seconds.

Nice app, looks good, great idea. Problems are freezing and crashing, usually associated with navigating map. Sometimes groups of smaller airports appear and sometimes they don't. I give it 3 stars for the idea, format, and effort, but until these issues are fixed the app is not dependable. $5.99 for TAFs is steep, but would be okay if app worked properly.

You have to pay to use it...on a yearly subscription...after the first two weeks. And even free trial, you have to pay to see TAFs. All of this is included with whatever in flight aviation app you currently subscribe to (I.e. ForeFlight). I was just hoping for a small, light version to use when not flying. But I'm certainly not paying $30 for the first year for this. Besides, the app takes forever to load. I can search the web and get the local metars from ADDS before this finishes loading. Deleted.