Prepare
Consult weather, METAR, TAF, NOTAM, radar, density altitude, performance and airport information.
A PPL training journey revealed the need to bring aviation weather, flight planning, a pilot logbook, performance tools and checklists into one place. FlightDesk develops these tools for VFR and student pilots.
FlightDesk The functions are organized around the real work of the pilot, from initial preparation to recording and analysis of the activity carried out.
Consult weather, METAR, TAF, NOTAM, radar, density altitude, performance and airport information.
Build the Flight Log, check weight and centering and prepare the ENAV flight plan.
Bring checklists and operational tools with you and retain flight telemetry for later analysis.
Update the logbook, consult statistics, analyze flights and use the available training tools.
FlightDesk was born as an operational software: each module is designed to solve a real need of the pilot or student pilot.
Operational situation of the airports of Central Italy, precipitation radar and immediate summary.
METAR, TAF, NOTAM, field data and tools dedicated to airports already supported.
Support for route planning, navigation calculations and flight plan compilation.
Flight records, imports, statistics and PDF exports structured around AMC1 FCL.050.
Weight and centering calculation to verify the aircraft configuration before flight.
Original FlightDesk quizzes, cockpit training, training checklist and selected study materials.
FlightDesk grew out of a PPL training journey and a practical need to bring together tools normally scattered across apps, spreadsheets, documents and websites.
Flying experience guides the development of aircraft profiles, operational tools, checklists and training scenarios. Tecnam P92 and P2008 profiles and the available operating areas grow from complete technical data and practical use cases.
FlightDesk is not affiliated with or representing ENAC, ENAV, EASA, Aero Club d'Italia or individual aeroclubs. The tools provided support flight preparation, but do not replace official documentation, flight manuals, authorized briefings and pilot responsibilities.
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