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January 2019

Graphical AIRMETs via ADS-B

Connect to an ADS-B In receiver and stay aware of potentially dangerous weather as it develops.

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Connect to an ADS-B In receiver and stay aware of potentially dangerous weather as it develops with the FAA’s new Graphical AIRMETs in ForeFlight. G-AIRMETs appear just like regular AIRMETs in ForeFlight as part of the AIR/SIGMET/CWAs map layer and can be filtered by hazard type. Unlike regular AIRMETs and SIGMETs, G-AIRMETs include a new time slider so you can filter them based on their effective times. One type of G-AIRMET, Freezing Levels, appears as its own layer, using colored lines to indicate where freezing occurs at different altitudes for the contiguous U.S.

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  • Access the FAA’s new graphical AIRMETs in ForeFlight when you fly with a connected ADS-B In receiver, helping you stay aware of potentially dangerous weather as it develops.
  • G-AIRMETs appear just like regular AIRMETs in ForeFlight and can be filtered by hazard type, and also include a new time slider so you can filter G-AIRMETs based on their effective times.
  • One type of G-AIRMET, freezing levels, appears as its own layer, using colored lines to indicate where freezing occurs at different altitudes for the contiguous U.S.

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