Briefing components
Complete briefing in one place. No toggling between six different sources.
Weather briefing
METARs, TAFs, winds aloft, PIREPs, SIGMETs, and AIRMETs for departure, enroute, and destination — AI-summarized.
NOTAM review
Relevant NOTAMs for your route filtered by category and AI-ranked by importance. Airport closures surfaced first.
TFR check
Active and upcoming TFRs along your route with boundaries, altitudes, and effective times. Visual on the map.
Weight and balance
Pre-filled from your aircraft profile. Enter passengers and fuel, get CG envelope verification instantly.
Fuel planning
Fuel required, fuel on board, reserves, and alternates — calculated from your aircraft performance data and winds.
FRAT risk score
Flight Risk Assessment Tool integrated into the briefing. See your risk score before you commit to the flight.
Output options
Print, share, and archive. A professional briefing package for every flight.
PDF export
Generate a clean, printable PDF briefing package. Carry it in the cockpit or file it for your records.
Briefing archive
Every briefing saved automatically. Review past flights, verify you had the weather, prove due diligence.
Share with CFI
Send your briefing to an instructor or dispatcher for review before departure. One link, no account needed.
Customizable sections
Choose which sections appear in your briefing. Solo local flight? Skip the ICAO plan. Cross-country? Include everything.
Departure and arrival
Separate sections for departure and arrival airports — runway lengths, frequencies, FBO info, and local NOTAMs.
Alternate planning
Alternate airport weather and NOTAMs included automatically when IFR or when destination weather is marginal.
Your due diligence, documented
The FAA expects pilots to obtain all available information for a flight (14 CFR 91.103). AeroCopilot assembles that information into one briefing — weather, NOTAMs, performance, and risk — so nothing gets missed.
Every briefing is timestamped and archived. If the question ever comes up, you have proof you did your homework.