Due to changes in the data service used by Weather Pilot to retrieve METAR and TAF data the app is no longer functional. I am deeply sorry about this and currently have no time frame for when I will be able to update the app. I had hoped to have a new version of the application out this past summer but the time to support it did not materialize.

Thank you to everyone who has used and supported the app over the last 10+ years. From it’s time on Android and BlackBerry, I have enjoyed developing Weather Pilot and talking to the users from around the world. I hope to bring the app back online with a richer set of features and wider range of devices where it could be used. Until then, thank you.

~ Brian

The weather services are all operational again for all countries.

The service used to retrieve weather data is down. It is actively being worked on and once back online Weather Pilot should start displaying the most recent weather data. For updates on the status of the service please check http://aviationweather.gov/news

I’ve released the project I created to parse station details from aviationweather.gov to github.  The library is written in C# .NET  version 4.5.2.  It should be easy to port it over to an earlier version of .NET or even .NET Core if needed.  Feel free to take a look and make some pull requests if you have bug fixes or new features.  Any new feature must have Unit tests defined to validate functionality.  As I make updates I’ll post them to the github site for anyone to use.

With the announcement today from BlackBerry about OS 10 being actively worked on for the foreseeable future I will be continuing to update Weather Pilot 10 for BlackBerry.  Additionally, I will be focusing more of my time on Android Weather Pilot since it hasn’t had a major update in over two years.  Once the Android version is updated to include the latest features that are available on BlackBerry the two will be maintained in sync.

I appreciate your continued support and great feedback.  As always if you come across any issues let me know so I can address them.  Otherwise, I hope you continue to find that Weather Pilot meets your needs for TAF and METAR data.