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About AeroZulu VFR Briefing

Your full VFR briefing, in one conversation. Ask in English or Portuguese. AeroZulu reads the official sources — FAA and NOAA data for US flights, DECEA data for Brazil — plans your route and hands back a ready kneeboard, with the raw official message next to every summary. ROUTE — Planned against the real airspace. In Brazil, the planner flies the published visual corridors (REA/REH) by their charted names. In the US, it plans your legs with official FAA airspace analysis — Class B/C/D and surface Class E, restricted areas, MOAs, live TFRs — and tells you, shelf by shelf, whether your altitude puts you inside or clear of each one. FAA obstacle data rides along your legs. NOTAMS — Every stop, original text included. FAA NOTAMs and live TFRs for US flights; DECEA NOTAMs in Brazil. Departure, destination and alternates — summarized, with the official text right beside. KNEEBOARD — A nav log, not a paragraph. Leg table with headings, altitudes and frequencies. A contact timeline with no gaps. Fuel against endurance. Latest takeoff time computed from destination sunset — and in the US, civil twilight too, the boundary that actually defines night. The route map drawn over the official chart — FAA sectional in the US, DECEA visual charts in Brazil. Ready to clip to your kneeboard as a PDF. WEATHER — The summary comes with the original message beside it. METAR and TAF appear exactly as published, next to the plain-language read. SIGMETs, G-AIRMETs and PIREPs for US flights; SIGMET and GAMET for Brazil. You verify in seconds instead of trusting. CHARTS — The right chart, inside the conversation. FAA terminal procedures and airport diagrams for US fields; VAC/ADC and the other DECEA charts in Brazil. Full screen, with zoom. EXPORT — Your route lands in the app you already fly with. One tap downloads the route with every named waypoint: FPL for Garmin Pilot, ForeFlight and NexAtlas, GPX for Air Navigation Pro and others. AeroZulu does not try to replace your navigator. EXAMPLE QUESTIONS • Plan KHPN → KFRG tomorrow • METAR and TAF for KJFK now • If KJFK closes, where do I divert? Not an official briefing — always check the official publications. The pilot in command has final responsibility. Questions: [email protected] Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://aerozulu.app/en/privacy

What’s new

Version 1.0.5 · Updated October 19, 2026

• Route map layers: TMA, CTR, ATZ, FIZ/FIS and prohibited, restricted and danger areas — switch them in Layers. • Aerodrome and FIR NOTAMs drawn on the map: areas in force, obstacles and activated restricted areas. • Tap an area for its name, its limits against the leg's altitude and the official NOTAM text. • A warning of what crosses the route, even with layers hidden.

App privacy

The developer, GF Labs, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Contact Info: Email Address
  • User Content: Emails or Text Messages, Audio Data
  • Identifiers: Device ID

Used for: App Functionality

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