VFR flight planning, without the subscription.
OpenVFR is a free, open-source Electronic Flight Bag for VFR pilots — real-time airspace awareness, terrain and obstacle profiles, and aviation charts, built entirely on open data. No account required, no paywalls, no lock-in.
Everything you need for VFR flight planning and navigation
Live airspace awareness
Controlled airspace, TMAs, CTRs and restricted areas rendered directly on the map, with an altitude slider to filter by your planned ceiling.
Virtual radar profile
A vertical profile chart shows terrain, airspace bands, minimum safe altitude, and your projected flight path in one view.
Aerodromes & navaids
Frequencies, runways, fuel, PPR remarks, VORs, NDBs and reporting points — all from official aeronautical source data.
Obstacles & landmarks
Towers, wind turbines, chimneys and VFR visual reference points plotted with clear, readable icons.
Open data, no lock-in
Built on OpenFlightMaps, OpenAIP and OpenStreetMap — openly licensed aeronautical and map data, not a proprietary silo.
Free and open-source
No subscription, no account wall. The full source is public — inspect it, self-host it, or contribute.
Rolling out in phases
We're launching region by region, starting close to home, so every market gets accurate, well-tested data before we expand.
Sweden
Web app goes live in Sweden first — full airspace, chart and obstacle data, tuned and tested with local pilots before wider rollout.
Nordics
Norway, Denmark, Finland — expanding coverage once the Swedish rollout is stable.
Major European countries
Germany, France, UK and other major European airspaces follow as data coverage and demand grow.
Platform sequence
The web app ships first — native apps follow once the core experience is proven.
Ready to fly?
OpenVFR will be available as a progressive web app, and as native apps for iOS and Android. All three are coming soon.
All three coming soon — progressive web app, iOS and Android.
Become an early adopter
OpenVFR launches in Sweden first. Sign up now to get early access to the web app, help shape it as a beta tester, and hear the moment we go live — especially if you fly in Sweden.
No spam. Just a launch notification and, if you're in Sweden, an invite to beta test.