Runway Analysis Point Calculator
Release Date:
February 1, 2024
Runway Analysis
Easily validate your Runway Analysis reports with our new Runway Analysis Point Calculator. Start here, then manually input crucial data such as weight, runway length, temperature, surface condition, and other pertinent variables. Utilizing ForeFlight's RWA engine, the tool then calculates the performance information. Users can then perform the same calculation using Aircraft Flight Manual (AFM) or manufacturer guidelines, and compare the results side by side. This streamlined process allows users to easily verify, accept, and complete their validation reports, satisfying EASA requirements. Additionally, the tool enables users to export the data as a CSV file for later analysis or documentation purposes.
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Graphical Weight & Balance
Streamline your W&B planning with a graphical depiction of your aircraft’s cabin layout that you can tap on to enter passenger and payload details.
New Runway Analysis Aircraft Support
Runway Analysis now supports the Piper M700, Cessna Citation 550B Bravo, and Cessna Citation 560 V.
Landing Factor Selector
Better compliance with your SOP and industry guidance on mitigating runway excursions.
Runway Analysis: TOLD Card
Brief your takeoff or landing summary of the most critical information Runway Analysis produces.
Pet Option in Weight & Balance
Providing an accurate weight and balance picture by including your four-legged friend.
Runway Analysis Point Calculator
Confirmation of your runway evaluation results.
Runway Analysis: Improved Landing Factor Selection
Simplified sorting and labeling for quicker selections.
Load Priority in Weight & Balance
Improved efficiency when adding passenger to weight and balance
W&B: Passenger Distribution Curtailment
Enables your weight and balance planning to match what actually happens inflight.
Runway Analysis: Emergency Return Calculation
Easily and quickly recall important information when making an emergency return
W&B: Standard Weight Curtailment
Improve safety by adding curtail limits to weight and balance.