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20,000+ airports, route planning with winds aloft, and community-reported 100LL & Jet A fuel prices with trends — free, no signup required.
A Denver → Colorado Springs → Albuquerque route with fuel planning. The real planner is interactive — try it yourself.
Drop waypoints or search by airport code. See your route, total distance, leg times and fuel burn for your aircraft.
100LL and Jet A prices at airports along your route, from AirNav data refined by pilot reports and confirmations.
See whether prices at an airport are rising or falling before you commit to a fuel stop.
Forecast winds are applied to each leg so your time en route and fuel numbers reflect real conditions.
Every large and medium US airport — international hubs down to regional fields — with runways, frequencies and fuel availability.
Open the planner and start flying your route. No account, no credit card, nothing to install.
Pilot-reported and AirNav prices, updated continuously. Browse all airports
KABE
Allentown/Bethlehem, US-PA
KABQ
Albuquerque, US-NM
KACY
Atlantic City, US-NJ
KAEX
Alexandria, US-LA
KALB
Albany, US-NY
KAMA
Amarillo, US-TX
KATL
Atlanta, US-GA
KATW
Appleton, US-WI
KAUS
Austin, US-TX
KAVL
Asheville, US-NC
KAVP
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, US-PA
KBDL
Hartford, US-CT
Yes. Route planning, the fuel map, and fuel price lookups are free and require no signup. Creating an account only unlocks extras like saving plans, a digital logbook, and flying-club tools.
Prices start from AirNav data and are sharpened by pilot reports — you can confirm a price you see or report a different one. Stale entries refresh automatically and pilot-confirmed prices are marked as verified.
Over 20,000 US airports — every large and medium airport in the FAA dataset, from international hubs to regional fields — searchable by ICAO, IATA, name, or city.
Yes. Enter your aircraft cruise speed and fuel burn, and the route shows distance, time en route with forecast winds aloft, and fuel required — plus the cheapest fuel stops along the way.
Yes. The fuel planner searches airports along your route for the lowest 100LL or Jet A prices, then shows what each extra stop saves in dollars per gallon against the added flying time.
No. The planner runs entirely in your browser — desktop, tablet, or phone. Nothing to download or install.
The planner is free and works without an account. Create one later to save plans, log flights, and unlock the full toolkit.