New · now covering every US flight

Know if your flight will be bumpy — before you board.

We read the same government turbulence model the pros use, along your exact route, and hand back one plain-English answer. No chart to decode.

We look up the real filed route, altitude and aircraft for your flight. US flights, departing within ~18 hours.
Forecast data:  NOAA GTG refreshed hourly No account needed Answers in seconds
What you get

The two questions every nervous flyer asks

Charts show meteorology. We answer the passenger's question — in one sentence.

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Will it be bumpy?

A calm verdict, not a chart to decode.

One word for the whole flight — backed by the same model dispatchers and pilots rely on.

  • Smooth · Light · Moderate · Rough
  • Honest reassurance, calibrated
  • Never raw “EDR” jargon
Smooth Light Moderate Rough
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When are the bumps?

See exactly which minutes to expect motion.

A takeoff-to-landing timeline so you know whether to brace for climb-out or relax until descent.

  • Colour-coded timeline
  • Your bumpiest moment, clock time
  • Share of flight forecast smooth
How it works

Get an answer in seconds

No app to install, no dashboard to learn. Setting up is simple.

01

Enter a flight

Give us your flight number — something like UA123. That's it.

02

We read NOAA

We pull the live turbulence model for your exact path and altitude.

03

Get a verdict

A calm, honest answer appears — so you know what to expect.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers on accuracy, data, coverage, and cost.

How accurate is it?
It uses NOAA's Graphical Turbulence Guidance (GTG) — the same government model professional dispatchers fly by. Validated on real US routes.
Where does the data come from?
NOAA's free, public GTG turbulence model for US airspace. It's the open dataset behind most turbulence tools — we just translate it into one human sentence.
Does it cover my flight?
US flights, for now. The free high-resolution turbulence model is US-only; global coverage would mean licensing or computing a coarser forecast, which we'd rather not ship until it's honest.
How fresh is the forecast?
Refreshed hourly from the latest model cycle.

Find out before you fly.

Check any US flight in seconds — and walk onto the plane already knowing what to expect.

Your forecast

View detailed forecast

Line: your route's forecast. Band: nearby altitudes/paths. Hourly NOAA data.