Plan the whole route
Start with destinations, aircraft performance, and planning preferences. AeroTrail keeps multi-stop trips readable as they grow.

General Aviation Trip Planning
AeroTrail helps pilots shape multi-stop trips, review fuel and day breaks, and prepare export-ready plans across iPhone and iPad.
Join the waitlistBuilt for route thinking
Start with the trip you want to fly. AeroTrail keeps destinations, fuel stops, overnight intent, day plans, and route review in one focused planning surface.
Start with destinations, aircraft performance, and planning preferences. AeroTrail keeps multi-stop trips readable as they grow.
Review distance, time, fuel-stop logic, overnight stops, and daily segments before the trip becomes cockpit workload.
Shape the trip in AeroTrail, then prepare a clean ForeFlight-compatible route when it is time for final flight planning.
Map, list, summary
Map view keeps geography front and center. List view makes each stop inspectable. Summary view turns the trip into distance, time, days, and routing health.



Wide-screen planning
Keep the big picture visible while you inspect route days, totals, fuel logic, and stop details.
Workflow
Ready for handoff
AeroTrail is built around review before departure: route totals, day splits, stop labels, airport preferences, and a ForeFlight-compatible export flow. CalendarHub sync options help keep the trip plan connected to the rest of the journey.

Questions
No. AeroTrail is for shaping the trip before final flight planning, weather, NOTAM, fuel, and regulatory checks.
That is the core use case: many destinations, fuel planning, route review, and day-by-day organization.
No. AeroTrail helps you plan the journey, then export to ForeFlight for the flight-planning workflow pilots already trust.
No. AeroTrail is built for shaping a trip that feels practical, flexible, and worth flying, with fuel stops, day breaks, and the pilot's intent in view.
Early access
Get launch updates and early access notes as AeroTrail gets ready for more pilots.