A better B4UFly

[canalrun]

I am near Syracuse, New York. When I open B4UFly it shows the two yellow areas: around the airport, and around the hospital for helicopters.

I might be bringing the Spark to Raleigh, North Carolina. I would like to see what the restrictions look like. If I move the app map to Raleigh there are no warning circles – I know there is a major airport there.

The same thing for Albuquerque, New Mexico. I would like to see what the restrictions look like, but nothing is shown when I scroll the map to that location.

It might have something to do with "Pinning" a location, but I've looked everywhere and can't figure out how to do that.

Is there a better app than B4UFly?

Can someone describe how to check out restrictions for an area other than your current location in B4UFly?

Barry.

 

[Spark 317]

I am near Syracuse, New York. When I open B4UFly it shows the two yellow areas: around the airport, and around the hospital for helicopters.

I might be bringing the Spark to Raleigh, North Carolina. I would like to see what the restrictions look like. If I move the app map to Raleigh there are no warning circles – I know there is a major airport there.

The same thing for Albuquerque, New Mexico. I would like to see what the restrictions look like, but nothing is shown when I scroll the map to that location.

It might have something to do with "Pinning" a location, but I've looked everywhere and can't figure out how to do that.

Is there a better app than B4UFly?

Can someone describe how to check out restrictions for an area other than your current location in B4UFly?

Barry.

Try AirMap.
Free in the app store.

 

[Doma]

Try AirMap.
Free in the app store.

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I second AIRMAP!

 

[Drones_ES_MD]

Kittyhawk is free and works great also

 

[B-Dog]

Hovr works great for me

 

[abtocmeptb]

Kittyhawk or Drone buddy

 

[Matter]

Take a look at uav forecast too. Fast and simple.

 

[Kanehi]

I believe you can put in an address to see restrictions.

 

[Glumone]

I use AIRMAP as my main verification but also have Kittyhawk available as well. Also like to point out that in NC if you are flying for commercial use you have to obtain an additional NC state drone certification to go along with your PART 107 certification. Simple 25 question on line test that mimics the Part 107 but it is required for commercial drone flights in the state of NC. I fly for commercial use and found out only after doing some digging into flight locations I was planning to fly at.