TAS turns METAR, TAF and NOTAMs into pictures you read in a second, checks every Israeli runway against your crosswind limit, and keeps your Cessna, your currency and your checkride prep in one happy app.
Free · Herzliya, Ben Gurion, Haifa, Rosh Pina, Ramon and 21 more airfields · Live from IMS & NOAA
Sun, clouds, rain and fog drawn from the real report. Cloud layers at their true height in eighths of the sky, visibility you can see across the landscape, and the wind landing right on the runway. Every time in Israel time, with a heads-up before the clocks change.
Every Israeli NOTAM translated into plain English and highlighted by what matters: runway and airspace closures, firing areas and GPS interference stand out at once. Every day is split into North, Center and South, so you see where the limitations are at a glance.
26 Israeli airfields with their runways drawn at true heading. The live wind arrow points at the runway, and each end shows go, tailwind, or over the C172’s 15-knot demonstrated crosswind, gusts included.
Pick any Israeli-registered Cessna 172P straight from the national register, with photos, POH specs and a weight-and-balance check drawn on the CG envelope. TAS even flags airframes whose registered weight differs from the book.
Every C172P normal and emergency checklist from the POH, one big tap per item and it moves to the next. Unlike a paper card, TAS shows today’s runway wind, your takeoff speeds and distances for your weight, glide distance in an emergency, and counts your landing straight into the logbook.
Over 100 questions from the POH, plus endless performance problems built from the real tables: takeoff and landing with wind and grass, climb, cruise, trip fuel, density altitude and CG. Shuffled every time, with the working shown step by step.
A light Cessna 172P simulator with a real-feel yoke, push-pull throttle, carb heat, flap lever and toe brakes, calibrated against the POH. Land on Herzliya’s runway 28 in today’s wind, follow the PAPI, then compare your ground roll with the book.
Flight review, medical, instrument check and English proficiency counted down, with reminders at 90, 30, 7 and 1 days.
Taking someone up? One tap turns the briefing into sunshine, temperature and “great flying weather”.
Day, night and IFR currency from your logbook counts, so you know before you invite friends.
Limitations, speeds, performance and checklists as clean tables, with “how to calculate” lessons.
IMS weather, Israeli NOTAMs, the 4X- register and Israel time with summer and winter changes.
No ads, no trackers, no selling data. Export or delete your account in the app at any time.
Give your students and members the same weighing data, the same quizzes and the same reminders.
Enter each tail’s official weighing data once; every pilot flying it sees the same numbers.
Performance calculations, POH quizzes and simulator landings between lessons.
Medical, flight review and recency reminders keep the roster flight-ready.
TAS is a study and situational-awareness aid. It is not an approved flight manual, electronic flight bag or briefing service. Always fly with your aircraft’s approved POH/AFM and weight and balance report, an official weather briefing and current NOTAMs. You are pilot in command. Read the Terms of Use.
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