Make the call
See the conditions and warnings that change a departure decision.
Advanced aviation weather for Canadian pilots
AeroOps Weather
Make faster, better-informed flight decisions from the airport surface to the weather along your route.
Know what is changing, which runway is usable, where the hazards are, and what deserves a closer look before departure.
Built around the flight decision
Know what the weather means for your flight.
AeroOps turns official weather and aerodrome information into answers: what is changing, which runway is usable, where the hazards are, and what deserves a second look before departure.
Choose the runway
Compare wind, surface condition, distance, and restrictions together.
Find the hazard
Place precipitation, airspace, and NOTAMs in geographic context.
Look ahead
Understand how forecast weather may evolve over the flight window.
Introducing StrikeWatch
See lightning organize, move, and approach the airport.
StrikeWatch turns recent lightning into distinct Strike Zones, then checks their movement against the latest radar history. See proximity rings, estimated direction and speed, airport arrival or clearing time, and the individual strikes behind the analysis.
When strikes move near an airport, AeroOps enhances airport monitoring and refreshes lightning intelligence more frequently.
Motion and timing are estimates for situational awareness. Always verify current weather with official sources.
Runway decisions
Choose the runway with the whole aerodrome in view.
A runway number alone is not enough. AeroOps connects the wind to the pavement, then adds surface condition, declared distances, displaced thresholds, closures, and operational limitations.
Identify the best-aligned usable runwaySee when contamination changes the practical choiceCatch a displacement or closure before it changes the plan
Route awareness
See what the route passes through—not just what is reported at each end.
Weather becomes operational when it is placed against the route, controlled and special-use airspace, and active NOTAM areas. AeroOps helps expose the interaction before it becomes an in-flight surprise.
01Spot precipitation crossing the intended track
02Identify airspace that changes routing or altitude
03Open the restriction and understand why it matters
Weather evolution
Move from “what is there” to “what happens next.”
Compare current and future graphical forecasts, animate radar history, and examine precipitation type and echo tops so timing and trend become part of the plan.
Plan for the atmosphere ahead
Use clouds, weather, icing, turbulence, and freezing-level products to understand the broader environment around the route.
Understand movement and intensity
Track where precipitation is moving and distinguish intensity, precipitation type, and vertical development near the intended operation.
Forecast confidence
Know when the forecast deserves more scrutiny.
AeroOps compares recent forecasts with what actually occurred, helping you see whether wind, visibility, and ceiling guidance has been dependable—and whether a nearby forecast supports the same picture.
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