Flight Display Pro turns your phone and your Wear OS watch into an airliner-style Primary Flight Display and Navigation Display, drawn entirely from the device's own sensors.

NOT FOR NAVIGATION. A phone or a watch measures its own attitude, not the aircraft's. Flight Display Pro is for fun and curiosity: a window seat, a simulator rig, a desk. It is never a substitute for certified instruments, and it says so on every screen.

PRIMARY FLIGHT DISPLAY
• Attitude from the motion sensors: pitch ladder, bank scale and slip indicator
• Speed tape from GPS ground speed
• Altitude tape from the barometer, or from GPS where there is no barometer
• Vertical speed from the barometer
• Heading box and compass strip
• Failure flags when a sensor stops answering, as on the real thing
• Works in portrait and landscape; hold the display to set level, double tap to clear it

NAVIGATION DISPLAY
• Heading-up map around your position, six ranges from 5 to 160 NM
• Airports and runways, VOR, NDB and DME, waypoints, airways, airspace and coastlines
• The whole database is on the device; the map needs no connection
• On phones without a compass, the map turns by your GPS track instead

WEAR OS
• A standalone watch app: PFD and ND on two pages, working without the phone nearby
• The crown steps through the map ranges
• Laid out for round and square screens
• Unlocked by a purchase made in the phone app

TRY IT FREE
Use the full display free for 5 minutes. Watch a short video ad to add 10 more minutes, up to 120 minutes saved. Ads only play when you choose to watch one and never cover the display.

To keep the display without ads:
• 2-Day Flight Pass or 7-Day Travel Pass, one-time purchases that do not renew
• Pro, weekly, monthly or yearly, which renews automatically until you cancel it in Google Play

YOUR DATA
Your sensor readings and GPS position never leave the device. The ads are served by Google AdMob; see the Data safety section and the privacy policy for what it collects.

Navigation data from openAIP and FlightGear. Waypoints and airways date from 2013 and are marked as such on the display.

Requires Android 8.0 or later; the watch app requires Wear OS 3 or later.