From route to briefing in three steps
SkyBrief pulls live METARs, TAFs, NOTAMs, SIGMETs, winds aloft, and fuel prices straight from NOAA and the FAA — no more juggling four government websites before every flight.
Enter your route
Type your departure and destination ICAO codes — KSEA for Seattle, KSFO for San Francisco. Add alternates if you want them in the briefing.
Hit Get Briefing
We fetch METARs, TAFs, NOTAMs, SIGMETs, AIRMETs, winds aloft, and fuel prices for every airport on your route — simultaneously, in parallel, in about 3 seconds.
Review and fly
Everything lands on one screen, color-coded by flight category. Print it, save the route for next time, or pull it up on your phone at the FBO.
What's in every briefing
METARs & TAFs
Current conditions and forecasts for every airport on your route, color-coded by flight category at a glance.
NOTAMs
Active notices filtered and sorted by urgency — runway closures and ILS outages surface to the top.
SIGMETs & AIRMETs
Active advisories overlaid on your route. Convective SIGMETs pulse in red so you never miss them.
Winds Aloft
FD winds at standard altitudes from 3,000 to 39,000 ft, with your cruise altitude highlighted automatically.
Fuel Prices
100LL and Jet-A prices at every airport on your route. Plan fuel stops before you leave the ground.
Route Map
Your route plotted on a live map with airport markers color-coded by flight category and SIGMET polygons overlaid.
Real data, official sources
SkyBrief doesn't generate or estimate anything. Every number comes directly from the same government sources used by official weather briefings.
For reference only — not for actual navigation
SkyBrief is a planning aid. Always obtain an official preflight weather briefing from 1800wxbrief.com or Leidos Flight Service before any flight.