Easy E6B

Introducing Easy E6B - the co-pilot who never takes a day off and certainly never messes up your coffee order. With more aviation calculators than you can shake a control stick at, this app is a ready companion for fledgling feathered fliers and old birds alike. Don your aviator goggles and see what's on offer: Weather calculators so fine-tuned, they're practically divining rods. Cloud base? Check. Freezing level? Check. Crosswind, headwind, and tailwind measurements? Triple check. Hydroplane speeds and pressure & density altitude? We've got you covered better than an airplane under a hangar. Preflight calculators ready to aid you in fuel calculations, compass headings, and flight leg times. They’re as essential to your flight as remembering to close the cockpit door. Because when you're up in the air, "winging it" should not involve fuel requirement calculations. In-flight calculators to handle your altitude, speed, and distance. We've taken the guesswork out of the equation, so you can focus on the task at hand: not making clouds your unplanned landing site. And a full wing-span of conversion calculators for all your aviator needs. We've got temperature, pressure, altitude, and speed conversions that would even make NASA engineers nod approvingly. The flight deck keeps getting better: a night-vision-friendly Night Mode (with automatic switching at local sunset), aircraft profiles backed by a built-in database of popular GA types, live METARs pulled straight into your calculators (with winds converted to magnetic - your runway numbers will approve), a plain-English METAR decoder, Home Screen widgets, and Siri shortcuts for hands-free calculating. Easy E6B - it's intuitive, it's user-friendly, and it's got more brains than a gaggle of ground controllers. So unless you find joy in juggling jet-lag and calculations, why not let us take the load off? Tap that download button faster than you'd hit eject in a tailspin and take control of your flight preparation today. With Easy E6B, you can save the thrill for the sky and leave the ground-level stress behind.