Route and range maps for aviation work.

Sketch a network, check what an aircraft can reach, or send a colleague a map link. AvMap runs in a browser, so there is nothing to set up.

Quick maps for decks and discussions.

AvMap does not replace schedule data or planning tools. It covers the map you need for a meeting this afternoon.

Range rings from the spec sheet

Compare 3000nm@DXB and 1500nm@DXB on one map.

Style rules and legend

Give each group of routes its own color and line style, named in the legend.

Ready for slides

Use a standard, greyscale, or dark map, and export at 2560×1440.

A whole network in one line

Separate routes with commas, and mix in range rings.

AvMap and other apps

Planners and analysts often use schedule platforms such as Cirium or OAG, GIS software such as QGIS or ArcGIS, or a single-purpose range calculator. Those tools hold far more data. AvMap is faster when you only need the map.

How AvMap compares with other apps
What you need AvMap Other apps
Free to use Yes YesSome apps
No GIS skills needed Yes YesSome apps
Routes and range rings on one map Yes YesWith GIS setup
Shareable map link Yes YesSome apps
Airport runways, frequencies, and weather Yes NoRarely
Airline schedules and capacity No Yes

Questions

Does AvMap include airline schedule data?

No. AvMap draws the routes you type. For schedules, frequencies, and capacity, use a schedule data provider and bring the city pairs into AvMap for the map.

How do range rings work?

A ring such as 3000nm@DXB shades the geodesic circle of everything within that distance of the airport. It does not account for winds, payload, reserves, or routing, so treat it as a first look.

Can I use AvMap for flight planning?

No. Routes, distances, and times are approximate and meant for visualization and discussion. Use certified planning tools and official charts for operations.

Your next deck needs a map.