DroidEFB, US Only

DroidEFB (single word, droid.e.f.b) is an essential Electronic Flight Bag for Android users. Created by pilots and continuously improved based on user input, this flight planning application offers a user-friendly experience packed with crucial features such as aviation GPS with a dynamic moving map. If you are familiar with ForeFlight for iOS, DroidEFB is its equivalent for Android devices.

Key Features:

• FAA Approved - Class 1 Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) compliant with AC91-78 and AIM Chapter 1


• En-route GPS navigation with live moving map


• Real-time NOAA aviation weather and NEXRAD radar updates


• Access to geo-referenced approach plates and taxi diagrams


• Compatibility with ADS-B for enhanced situational awareness


• Interactive charts and approach plates drawing functionality


• Weight and balance calculations


• Translated TAF and METAR reports


• Instant fuel prices and FBO information


• Flight plan filing capabilities


• Effortless Points of Interest (POI) search

Subscription Options:

• 30-day free trial


• $6.99 per month for VFR users


• $74.99 per year for VFR users


• $149.99 per year for VFR + IFR with Geo-referenced approach plates

DroidEFB streamlines cockpit operations, providing essential flight information and reducing workload during critical phases of flight. It integrates your current position and flight plan seamlessly onto FAA charts like Sectionals, TAC, Low Altitude, and High-Altitude. Users can also view current weather conditions for efficient pre-flight planning.

Technical Specifications:

• Support for Android 5.1 and higher devices


• Compatible with phones and tablets


• Use on multiple devices with one subscription


• Secure authentication via Google accounts


• No sharing of sensitive data like passwords or credit card information


• Rooted devices not officially supported

Experience the power of DroidEFB today and elevate your aviation capabilities with this comprehensive solution tailored for general aviation and professional pilots. For detailed support or issue resolution, visit the official DroidEFB website.