Airport weather for pilots

ATIS and AWOS online for more US airports.

Read it in flight over Starlink or satphone, long before you can hear it. D-ATIS, phone and community stations for 162+ airports, in one source.

162+US airports covered
133reports in 24h
KRDM INFO C
ROBERTS FLD

Redmond tower INFO C, 2156 Z, wind 330 at 11, gust 15, weather better than 5000 and 5, temperature 12, dew point minus 4, altimeter 29.75. IFR will expect an RNAV approach. RWYs 5 and 29 are in use. NOTAM, taxiway B east of RWY 5/23 closed for aircraft over 20000 pounds. RWY 5 VASI is out of service. Call for release in effect, Seattle, Salt Lake City, Boeing Field. Ground delay, San Francisco and Phoenix. Hazardous weather INFO for Oregon available on flight service frequencies. Advise INFO C.

Phone

Supplemental. Confirm current ATIS on frequency.

Latest ATIS

KCCR INFO A
BUCHANAN FLD

Concord INFO A, 2149 observation, wind 180 at 14, visibility 10, SKC, temperature 21, dew point 09, altimeter 2959. RNAV, RWY 19 departure in use. Landing and departing RWY 19 right, RWY 19 left. NOTAMS, RWY 19 localizer unmonitored, Concord VOR DME out of service, as is the law for California and coastal waters, additional INFO available on flight watch frequencies. Use caution for birds in the vicinity of the airport. ADVS A.

Phone

Supplemental. Confirm current ATIS on frequency.

How it works

From a windowsill to every cockpit.

One host, one small box, one airport your fellow pilots can finally read.

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A host listens

A Raspberry Pi with a USB receiver and an antenna sits near a window and listens to the local airport’s ATIS broadcast.

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AI transcribes it

The broadcast is transcribed by AI and published as text on that airport’s page.

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Pilots read it

Anyone can pull it up in the app or on the web, next to FAA digital and phone-line ATIS from airports across the country.

Coverage map

Every airport we cover, on the IFR chart.

Switch between Sectional, Terminal and IFR charts, and tap any marker for its ATIS.

FAA D-ATIS Phone ATIS Community station
FAA charts over NASA imagery
Host a station

Put your home airport on the map.

Set up a receive-only Raspberry Pi station at home or at the field. Your airport’s ATIS is transcribed by AI and shown on the map for every pilot.

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    Receive onlyYour station listens. It never transmits.
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    Your airport, transcribedEvery ATIS your station hears appears on your airport’s page.
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    An evening to set upA Pi, a receiver and an antenna are all it takes.