DZone Pilot is the cockpit companion for skydiving jump pilots. It helps you plan the climb and fly a precise jump run — using only your phone's GPS and motion sensors, with no account, no login, and no drop zone hardware required.

Whether you're flying a single pass to height or stacking multiple exit heights for a busy load, DZone Pilot gives you a clear, heads-up picture of where to climb, when to turn in, and how to hold an accurate line over the spot.

PLAN BEFORE YOU FLY
• Save aircraft presets — climb performance, start-gate distance and more, per airframe.
• Pull a pre-flight weather briefing (QNH and winds aloft) so you know what you're climbing into.
• Set a working area / fence radius around the drop zone so you can maintain a safe distance.

FLY AN ACCURATE JUMP RUN
• Predicted climb path: DZone Pilot continuously computes the most efficient flyable route to arrive at the run-in — established and aligned — at your target exit altitude, accounting for your aircraft's climb performance, bank, and the wind.
• A moving map plus an optional "highway in the sky" HUD showing the run-in line, your climb arc, the exit point and altitude.
• Multiple run-ins per flight: sequence exit altitudes in order and let the app step you through each pass.
• A live wind estimate built from your track, heading and airspeed — no guesswork over the spot.
• DG-style heading trim with automatic ground-roll calibration, so your compass reads true.
• GPS-derived altitude above the ground — no barometer needed.

BUILT FOR THE WAY JUMP PILOTS WORK
• Fully self-contained in the air — no cellular signal, drop zone network or extra avionics required. (Internet is only used to fetch the pre-flight weather briefing.)
• Keeps the screen awake throughout the flight.
• Clean, high-contrast display that stays readable in a bright cockpit.

DZone Pilot is a situational-awareness and jump-run-accuracy aid. It complements — and does not replace — your aircraft's certified instruments, your operating procedures, and your responsibilities as pilot in command. Always fly within your regulations, your aircraft's limitations, and your drop zone's procedures.