Time and Fuel Aviation

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Time and Fuel Aviation is designed by pilots, for pilots. We all love our Electronic Flight Bags (EFBs). They are the best thing to happen to the aviation industry in the last 30 years. Fantastic EFB products — all excellent. Time and Fuel is not a certified EFB. It never will be. This app sits in the gap between your EFB and your pen, paper, and calculator. It is a robust application for iPhone and iPad, available in 14 languages. It is cost-effective, and it runs on the device that is always in your pocket — your iPhone. We don’t carry our EFBs everywhere. But often we are asked by friends, by clients, and by strangers when least expected: can you fly us from A to B? That often means a flurry of calculator work and scribbled notes. You are answering the first two primary questions: Do we have the time? Do we have the fuel? Only after those two questions can you give a tentative answer. Every aviator knows there is more to planning a flight than time and fuel. Weather, NOTAMs, maintenance, airport suitability, and the rest are just as important. But until the first two big questions are answered, the rest is irrelevant. Exports to many different EFBs and avionics packages. Prepare on your iPhone, flight plan on your EFB, and fly using your aircraft GPS.Read more

Time and Fuel Aviation is designed by pilots, for pilots. We all love our Electronic Flight Bags (EFBs). They are the best thing to happen to the aviation industry in the last 30 years. Fantastic EFB products — all excellent. Time and Fuel is not a certified EFB. It never will be. This app sits in the gap between your EFB and your pen, paper, and calculator. It is a robust application for iPhone and iPad, available in 14 languages. It is cost-effective, and it runs on the device that is always in your pocket — your iPhone. We don’t carry our EFBs everywhere. But often we are asked by friends, by clients, and by strangers when least expected: can you fly us from A to B? That often means a flurry of calculator work and scribbled notes. You are answering the first two primary questions: Do we have the time? Do we have the fuel? Only after those two questions can you give a tentative answer. Every aviator knows there is more to planning a flight than time and fuel. Weather, NOTAMs, maintenance, airport suitability, and the rest are just as important. But until the first two big questions are answered, the rest is irrelevant. Exports to many different EFBs and avionics packages. Prepare on your iPhone, flight plan on your EFB, and fly using your aircraft GPS.