Takeoff/Landing Visualizer
For any flight, runway lengths at airports of intended use, and ... takeoff and landing distance information.
FAR 91.103(b)

Why Visualize?

An AOPA report finds that half of all general aviation accidents occur during takeoff and landing. Don't let short runways or density altitude end your flight with an unpleasent surprise. Use the Takeoff and Landing Visualizer to see where you expect to liftoff or touchdown, and where you must abort to avoid a potential accident.

What Can It Do?

(Screenshot) Unsure about obstacle clearance? Don't end up a statistic. The Takeoff and Landing Visualizer automatically computes obstacle clearance requirements for takeoff, landing, and go-around.

(Screenshot)Quickly visualize various scenarios. What if you wanted to takeoff from an intersection, or land long due to wake turbulence? Could you stop before the hold short point if issued a LAHSO clearance? Just drag the diagram to see if the takeoff or landing would be safe or sorry.

(Screenshot)Tired of puzzling over charts and graphs? The built-in aircraft modeller can approximate ground roll, take-off, landing, and obstacle clearance distances with only a few pieces of information about your aircraft! Connected with automatic METAR download, the appropriate required distances will be computed automatically.

(Screenshot)Take it To-Go. Print take-off and landing diagrams with your expected performance to reference in the airplane so you'll always have critical go/no-go support information on hand.

Consider all the factors. The Takeoff and Landing Visualizer supports many performance-impacting conditions, including head and tail winds, LAHSO, and displaced thresholds.

How Can I Get It?

Personal Edition: Download Takeoff and Landing Visualizer FREE.

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Cross-Country Edition: Multiple airports, multiple airplane models, and unlimited METAR downloads. $39

FBO Edition: For public use on multiple computers, with security features. Starting at $99

How Do I Use It?

Get started fast with how-to tutorials, or read the reference documentation. Still need help? Contact us.