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Your aircraft on the map with ground speed, altitude and bearing — straight from the iPhone's GPS, in airplane mode. Needs a window seat in most aircraft.
FlyRobert uses your iPhone's built-in GPS — which keeps working in airplane mode — to show where you are, how fast you're flying and when you'll land.
Window seat recommended. The aircraft's fuselage blocks most GPS signals — in most planes you'll only get a position next to the window.
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GPS satellites need a line of sight to your iPhone. Inside an aircraft the metal hull blocks most of their signal, so FlyRobert usually only finds your position at a window seat. From an aisle or middle seat it often won't work at all — and the first fix can take a few minutes even at the window.
Built for passengers and pilots who like to know where they are — without paying for in-flight Wi-Fi.
Your aircraft on the map with ground speed, altitude and bearing — straight from the iPhone's GPS, in airplane mode. Needs a window seat in most aircraft.
Plan your route, see the distance and arrival time to the next waypoint and your destination, import GPX flight plans.
Search more than 11,000 airports by name, city, IATA or ICAO code — without internet. Updated automatically when you're online.
Record your track, keep a history of your flights on your iPhone and export them as GPX.
FlyRobert spots airport codes like VIE–AYT in your upcoming events and builds the route for you. On device only.
Fly a route on the ground to preview your trip — perfect for planning before take-off.
A dark flight HUD that is easy to read at a glance, and simple lists for everything else.





Download FlyRobert and allow location access while using the app. That's all the setup there is.
With Pro, pick your airports from the offline database or let FlyRobert find your flight in your calendar.
Switch to airplane mode — GPS keeps working, but it needs a view of the sky. In most planes that means a window seat.
No account needed. Pro is a yearly subscription through the App Store — cancel anytime in your Apple Account, restore it on all your devices.
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Usually yes — from a window seat. The iPhone's GPS receiver only listens to satellites and keeps working when airplane mode is on, but the aircraft's metal fuselage blocks most of the signal. In most planes you will only get a reliable position at a window seat; from an aisle or middle seat it often doesn't work at all. The first fix can take a few minutes.
No. Position, speed, ETAs and the airport search work completely offline. Map tiles you have already viewed are usually cached by iOS, so open the map along your route once before departure while you are still online.
No. FlyRobert is a situational-awareness app for curious passengers and enthusiasts. It must not be used as a primary means of navigation.
It stays on your iPhone. FlyRobert has no account, no ads and no analytics. Read the privacy policy for details.
Sign in with the same Apple ID, open the upgrade screen in FlyRobert and tap “Restore Purchases”.
iPhone with iOS 16 or later.