IFlightPlanner

iFlightPlanner is an online flight planning service for pilots in the United States. It is based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The service works in any web browser and in iPad and iPhone apps. It is built for U.S. flight planning.

The site lists these tools. Pilots can plan routes on Google Maps with aviation charts and route tools. They can view weather, including radar, decoded METARs and TAFs, TFRs, and AIR and SIGMETs. The service can retrieve FAA weather briefs. It also does weight and balance calculations and files flight plans.

The site lists several resources. These include an airport and facility directory, an aviation chart map service, a flight instructor directory, and a METAR and TAF translator. It also has coded departure route lookup and preferred route lookup. Data services include chart map tiles and business and fuel price data.

Pilots can log their flights in an online logbook. The site says users can view full U.S. airport information in one place. The service is aimed at pilots who want to plan from any device.

The site posts news about aviation. It reports that jet A and 100LL fuel prices rose in September 2026. It also says FAA airport, navigation and chart data became current for the October 1 cycle. iPad and iPhone users can now download the new data.

The company is based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The phone number is (734) 531-8670. The contact page has a form for questions and feedback. Users can sign in or create an account to plan a flight.