ATIS APP

[Bill Bridges]

For you folks that use iPhone there is an ATIS APP. It has the current ATIS is written form for a large number of airports around the country. I found it in the Apple Store.

[Bruce Gorrell]

It's a good start, but it has a pretty limited number of stations

[Bill Bridges]

It's a good start, but it has a pretty limited number of stations

I'm sure there is a source for others, but I don't know where to look.

[Dusty Rider]

I've got that app on my company iPad. I believe it's only pulling data from airports that have a D-ATIS and only from the FAA, hence no international stuff yet. There's also a D-ATIS website (https://datis.clowd.io/) that provides the same data.

I noticed that it provides both a departure and arrival ATIS for airports that split the two. It would be handy if I ever flew into an airport with a D-ATIS, and if my aircraft had WiFi. Most airports I take my King Air into don't even have a control tower.

[Scott Dyer HPN/NY]

Dusty - That's right. ForeFlight has a d-atis function as well, works only with internet not with ADS-B in. Only for those digital atis airports, too.

[Séamas Mulholland]

I've just installed the basic app on an iPad. I'm in Northern Ireland and the apps started with just KSFO and EGLL but I was immediately able to add all of the airports in the northwest British Isles. Maybe it's location sensitive?

The cost is minimal so I'll probably upgrade to the Pro version.

**Double checked, The app I loaded was the first result from an appstore search for "ATIS", it is in fact "StationWeather - METAR and TAF", still useful though.