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6.2 New Zealand weather

Open New Zealand weather

Android Apple Web

Available products depend on the account, selected data regions and the information supplied by the weather service.

Apple
  1. Select Weather.
  2. Under New Zealand, select the required briefing service, chart collection or Satellite Imagery.

Configure GoPreFlight for New Zealand weather

Web

AvPlan Web uses the GoPreFlight details stored in the active pilot profile to access supported New Zealand meteorological data.

  1. Open Pilot Profiles from the account menu.
  2. Select the profile used for New Zealand operations.
  3. Under GoPreFlight details for New Zealand Pilots, enter the GoPreFlight Username and GoPreFlight Password.
  4. Select Save & Set as Used Profile, then confirm that AvPlan displays the GoPreFlight subscription.

See Pilot profiles for personal and shared group profile details.

WARNING

A Premium GoPreFlight account is required to view SIGMETs in New Zealand on AvPlan Web.

Open a New Zealand briefing service

Android Apple
Apple
  1. Select Weather > New Zealand.
  2. Select Go PreFlight, MetFlight GA or MetJet, when available.
  3. Sign in to the selected service and request the required briefing.
  4. Select Close to return to the weather list.

INFO

Service availability and sign-in requirements are controlled by the selected weather provider.

View surface conditions and aviation charts

Android Apple Web

Collections can include surface conditions, graphical area forecasts (GRAFOR), significant weather charts (SIGWX) and graphical SIGMET charts.

Apple
  1. Select Weather > New Zealand.
  2. Select the required chart collection.
  3. Select a thumbnail to open the chart.
  4. Select Close to return to the collection.
Surface conditions
New Zealand aviation weather charts

WARNING

Confirm each chart's issue and validity times before use. On Android or Apple, open every chart required offline while the device has a reliable connection.

Operational information should always be verified against current regulations and official sources.