Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about SafeRunway360
SafeRunway360 is an open-source Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) application designed to provide pilots with essential flight information, navigation tools, and safety features.
Yes, SafeRunway360 is completely free and open-source. You can download it, use it, and even contribute to its development.
SafeRunway360 is available for both iOS and Android devices. You can download it from the App Store or Google Play Store.
You can report bugs or request features through our support page at support.saferunway360.com or by opening an issue on our GitHub repository.
Yes, SafeRunway360 is designed to meet the needs of both recreational and professional pilots. However, always verify critical information with official sources.
We regularly update SafeRunway360 with new features, bug fixes, and improvements. Updates are released as they become available.
Absolutely! SafeRunway360 is open-source, and we welcome contributions. Visit our GitHub repository to learn how to contribute.
SafeRunway360 respects your privacy. We collect minimal data necessary for app functionality. Please review our privacy policy for details.
Many core features are designed to work offline, such as viewing previously downloaded airport data. However, certain tools—like live weather, NOTAMs, and updates—may require an active internet connection.
No. SafeRunway360 is intended as a supplemental tool for situational awareness only. Always rely on official, certified sources and equipment for primary navigation and flight-critical decisions.
SafeRunway360 uses a combination of publicly available aviation datasets and community-maintained data sources. Refer to the documentation for details about specific data providers and update cycles.
Yes, many users find SafeRunway360 helpful for training and familiarization. Always follow your instructor’s guidance and remember that the app is a supplemental aid, not a certified training device.
You can use many features without an account. Creating an account may be required for syncing settings across devices, saving favorites, or accessing certain cloud-based features.
Yes, SafeRunway360 includes a cockpit-friendly dark mode to help preserve night vision and reduce eye strain during low-light operations.
SafeRunway360 aims to support custom waypoints and route imports via common formats. Check the in-app documentation or release notes for the latest supported formats and workflows.
Airport and runway data are updated through regular data refreshes. When a new data cycle is available, you’ll be prompted to download it in the app, or you can manually check for updates in the settings menu.
SafeRunway360 is optimized for modern smartphones and tablets. For the best experience, use a relatively recent device and the latest version of iOS or Android supported by the app.
You may choose to log and store your flights within SafeRunway360. Any stored data is handled according to our privacy policy, and you can delete your logs or account data at any time.
Yes. Many users enjoy using SafeRunway360 alongside flight simulators for training or practice. Integration options may vary depending on your simulator and network setup.
SafeRunway360 is released under an open-source license. You can review the exact license terms in the GitHub repository or within the app’s “About” or “Licenses” section.
You can contact support through the in-app support section, our dedicated support page at support.saferunway360.com, or by using the contact information listed in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store listing.
Yes. Flying clubs, flight schools, and organizations are welcome to use SafeRunway360. You can also reach out to us if you are interested in custom configurations or contributions tailored to your operations.
SafeRunway360 is being developed with runway awareness and safety features in mind, such as highlighting runway layouts and hot spots. Always cross-check with official airport diagrams and ATC instructions.