Radar
BOM · National mosaic · reflectivity
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Aerodromes
Area 30 — Victoria / S. NSW
Area 50 — South Australia
Choose one or more aerodromes above.
Route
Tap a point to add it. Tap a point in the route to set Fly through, Airwork or Stop. Tap a leg for its altitudes or to insert a point. Drag to move the map.
Wind & fuel
W/V (°T / kt)
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YPAD forecast is a surface wind. Adjust it for your cruise level, or override single legs in the route.
Flight plan form
Tap any text or blank box on the form (Flight Plan and Flight Log) to change it. The Alt boxes keep working as before. Select part of the text to format just that part; with nothing selected B / I / U / Tag / size apply to the whole box. Enter finishes, Shift+Enter starts a new line. Edited boxes are outlined in amber and keep your text until you Reset them.
Enter altitudes in the Alt column in hundreds of feet (030 = 3000 ft). The second box is optional: the altitude at the end of the leg.
Calculation working
Waypoints
The waypoints are saved in this page, dated above. Click a value to change it: Enter saves, Esc cancels. Runways and frequencies are tags: type one and press Enter, × removes it. VFR / MAP / AD / CTAF switch on a click, and Edit opens the whole waypoint with its map. A change applies at once, on this device only: changed values are marked amber (hover for the page value) and the row is marked changed, new or deleted. Save page writes everything into the HTML file and moves the date on; on desktop Chrome or Edge pick the page's own file to overwrite it, elsewhere a new copy is downloaded, so use that one from then on. Discard drops the unsaved changes; Undo on a row drops just that one. Freq is the CTAF or tower frequency (the first one is used for the CTAF calls). ATIS / AWIS, Lighting and Misc freq (gliding, parachuting) have their own columns; a Misc freq prints in the Flight Log COM cell on the leg into that waypoint. Centre is the Centre frequency at that waypoint: within 36 NM of Adelaide the flight plan uses 130.45, further out the Centre frequency of the nearest waypoint that has one. VFR on = a published point that can go in a flight plan under its own code; off = filed as the bearing and distance from Adelaide shown in "Filed as".