AeroWeather Pro App Reviews

Since the recent update as well as the in-app database update, I have not been able to download any weather data for any airports

I like this app as a way to quickly get my local METAR and forecast weather, on my iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. My only complaint is that the widget function, that allows you to rapidly get to the data by pulling down on any iPhone or iPad screen, does not work. Ive deleted and re-added the "Widget" group multiple times, without success. If not for this, Id give the application five stars.

I really love this. It is always the first place I look for weather info before a flight. I just wish the TAFs would show up quicker. I find that a new TAF wont show up until almost 30 mins after it has come out.

I love this app! Clearly my go-to for raw METAR data. The watch feature is phenomenal! It doesnt work 100% of the time after a watch restart but pretty good, and it usually comes back on its own after a while. But otherwise this sets the standard in showing the "actual" information...

Since iOS 10 stopped working, and it just says no airports defined. Deleted and reinstalled multiple times and no dice.

Great app, but the widget data is virtually illegible because of the very light blue color.

Widget stopped working since update for iOS 10 was released. Very bad update.

What did you do to NOTAMS? Always worked perfectly until you updated to version 1.9.1.

Since the new update, this app is not working like it should. When you search for the airport it shows nothing!

Use to work. No NOTAMs. Leave it alone.

I want to have an app that I can open and instantly see METAR, instead we are forced to use clumsy group folders. Above that, the Apple watch part of the app hasnt been updated for watch os 3 and therefore doesnt work.

Best little reference app for pilots. Never crashes, loads quick, always accurate.

As a comercial airline pilot, I have used this tool for 10+ years (on the Mac and iOS. I bought the Pro version mostly to thank the developer, but its been very worthwhile. The Pro version, with its organizational improvements, radar, NOTAMS, and archiving is well worth the low price for any pilot. I use the groups to connect frequent destinations and alternates, and really appreciate the additions to the airport data page. I am now a step ahead of the weather, often ahead of my own dispatchers, and can make safer flight planning decisions. Fantastic Tool and a very responsive developer. If you fly, you must buy!

This is a great app. Simple and flexible. It provides reliable coded or decoded reports and forecasts presented in an easy to read format. Im also using the Apple Watch app and I like having the latest wx with a VFR, MVFR or IFR indication, wind and temp right on the bottom of my watch face. Well done all around.

With each update AeroWeather keeps getting better & better, If youre looking for a professional aviation weather app or just a really professional weather app .. This is the one youll need!

Loads station data quickly in my case. Great quick reference for work and useful at home to for a quick glance of the "real" weather. Love the update for the iPhone 6 screen.

I love this app. I use this app every time I fly. I can quickly determine the weather conditions for my route of flight with simply a click of a button. The pro version is a very nice upgrade from the "lite" version as it adds folders. So for example I have a folder of METARs which I consider local to my airport. I have other folders for individual flights. If I am flying from New York to Florida, I have a folder with all the METARs along the route. With a click of a button I can see the weather for the flight. Other features of the Pro version vs the Lite are the ability to view NOTAMs, site radar, and web cams.

A must for any pilot. Period. The developer is passionate about improving the app and it shows!

This app is simple to use and does what it says it does very well. The developer does periodic improvements and as a result Ive been using it for a long time.

The widgets are clutching out when you add a second or third