Avia Maps Aeronautical Charts

Remy Webservices UG

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About this app

The reliable and straightforward Aviation Maps for Pilots and aerospace enthusiasts around the world. Simply choose any 5 by 5 degree area on earth and download relevant data for offline use. The map features over 50000 airports and 11000 navaids around the globe, just as airspaces for currently 42 countries on all continents (except Antarctica).

For clarity and commonality to paper charts the map is themed in the style of ICAO Annex 4 (Aeronautical Charts). The app is suited for pre-flight route planning with wind and fuel calculations, as well as in-flight navigation. To get the latest weather for more than 9500 airports it is integrated with Avia Weather.

This is a trial app with full features. After an evaluation period of 30 days you will have to do an in-app purchase of $14.99 (might vary in your currency). There will be no recurring charges.

Countries with Airspace data include the United States and Canada, most of Europe, Australia and New Zealand.

Ratings and reviews

UPDATE: The good: Fantastic UI/UX, reliability, readability. It has THE BEST designed vector maps (colors, layout, icons, markers) I've seen in an EFB. Customer service is exceptionally responsive. The bad: It only uses Android native GPS data. If you use an external GPS provider that Android recognizes natively, it should work, however it is blind to ADS-B/GDL90 data as well as SimConnect data from programs like Xmapsy rendering it useless for real world and simulated flight. On the ground, this app is A++, 5 stars. In the air or in the sim, it is not practical.

EDIT 3/12/19 Emailed the developer about my issues with the trial period. He immediately looked into it and reset the trial period so that I could use the app. Now that I'm able to use it I have to say WOW!! Very clean interface, easy to use and tons of features! Not to mention excellent customer service as he handled my issue quickly. Well done!

Likely the best aviation maps on Android. There are quite a few areas the app can be improved on, but it is definitely step in the right direction. It is currently lacking features that apps such as ForeFlight offers and simpler things like being able to zoom in/out to a desired size instead of predefined zoom positions, loading the areas all over again when paning over the map (by keeping it in cache for example) etc can be improved upon. Excited to see what this app can become.

What's new

NEW: Display of FIR frequencies directly on the map.
NEW: Support for Nature Reserve Area and ADIZ airspaces (data will be available with one of the following AIP updates).

Change: Improved rendering of airspaces.
Change: Automatic activation of navigation mode can be configured based on location or speed - not both.

Bugfix: Fixed the delayed download of weather forecasts when the app was running in the background.