







METARMAP
The METARMAP is an A1 wall map with live aviation weather. On an aviation chart with the airspace structure, 82 airfields light up, each in the colour of its current METAR: blue and green for good VFR conditions, yellow and orange for difficult ones, red when VFR flight is not possible. Strong wind makes an LED blink, thunderstorms make it flash white.
69 of the airfields are in Germany, from Sylt to Munich. The others lie just across the border, such as Salzburg, Innsbruck, Zurich and Prague. The data comes from the airfields’ METAR reports and is refreshed every five minutes.
It is made for people who fly VFR: private pilots, student pilots, glider and microlight pilots. It hangs in clubhouses and flight schools as well as at home, and flight simmers use it to see what the real weather outside is doing.
Setup happens in the browser: with METARMAP Connect you connect to the map over Bluetooth and enter your Wi-Fi. The 5 V power supply is included, and the wooden frame comes in seven colours.
- Product: METARMAP – Wall-mounted aviation weather map
- Features: Live flight weather from 82 airports across Germany
- Display: Color-coded LEDs that update in real time based on official weather reports
- Setup: In the browser over Bluetooth with METARMAP Connect, no app needed on computers and Android. Requires Wi-Fi with internet access.
- Design: Elegant, minimalist wooden wall frame – bright, clear, and stylish
- Ideal for: Pilots, aviation enthusiasts, flight schools, and flight clubs
- Power: 5V Power supply (included)
Shipping time: 5–7 days
We’re proud to manufacture locally - Made in Germany 🇩🇪
That’s why shipping within Germany is free on all orders.
We also ship to all countries in the European Union as well as Switzerland.
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- Matthias (ZLIN Flieger)Verified buyerMarch 12, 2024·METARMAP
Ein wunderschönes und zugleich nützliches Produkt mit bestem Support.
View original review - Ni SeVerified buyerOctober 9, 2023·METARMAP
Absolut tolle Karte die hier gezaubert wird. Ein MUSS für jeden Flugbegeisterten. Kundenservice ist sehr zuverlässig und schnell. Die anfängliche Wartezeit wird definitiv mit einem optischen Schmankerl belohnt.
View original review - Christoph SchätzleVerified buyerMay 14, 2023·METARMAP
Diese Karte ist einfach nur Genial !!! Und aus meinem Leben nicht mehr weg zu denken!!! Toller, super schneller, netter Support! - Absolut empfehlenswert !!!
View original review - Christian BischoffVerified buyerMay 13, 2023·METARMAP
Sehr schöne, wertig gemachte, Karte, die tadellos funktioniert. Ein, durch den Paketdienst entstandener Schaden der Scheibe, wurde anstandslos und kostenfrei behoben. Für jeden Luftfahrtbegeisterten eine absolute Empfehlung und definitiv sein Geld wert!
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How to read the METARMAP
Each LED stands for one airfield and shows the weather category of its current METAR. The categories follow the GAFOR scheme that VFR pilots in Germany know from flight planning: visibility and cloud ceiling give one of five letters, and each letter has its colour.
- Blue: C (Charlie)Best VFR conditionsVisibility 10 km or more, ceiling 5000 ft or higher
- Green: O (Oscar)Good VFR conditionsVisibility 8 km or more, ceiling 2000 ft or higher
- Yellow: D (Delta)DifficultVisibility 5 km or more, ceiling 1000 ft or higher
- Orange: M (Mike)MarginalVisibility 1.5 km or more, ceiling 500 ft or higher
- Red: X (X-Ray)No VFR flight possibleVisibility below 1.5 km or ceiling below 500 ft
The worse of the two values always decides. 12 km visibility under a broken layer at 800 ft is Mike, so orange.
When the wind blows at 15 knots or more, or the airfield reports gusts, the LED blinks between its colour and a darker shade. White flashes mean thunderstorms. An LED that stays dark means there is currently no usable report for that airfield. The map fetches the latest METARs every five minutes.
Our article on GAFOR categories covers the limits in detail and why scattered clouds do not count.
The 82 airfields on the METARMAP
These are the 82 airfields the map shows, each with its ICAO code. Click a name to see the airfield's current METAR and TAF.
Germany (69)
- EDACAltenburg-Nobitz
- ETHAAltenstadt
- ETEBAnsbach-Katterbach
- EDMAAugsburg
- ETEKBaumholder
- EDDBBerlin Brandenburg
- EDVEBraunschweig-Wolfsburg
- EDDWBremen
- ETSBBüchel
- ETHBBückeburg
- ETHCCelle
- ETNDDiepholz
- EDLWDortmund
- EDDCDresden
- EDDLDüsseldorf
- EDWEEmden
- EDDEErfurt-Weimar
- ETHSFaßberg
- EDDFFrankfurt am Main
- EDFHFrankfurt-Hahn
- EDNYFriedrichshafen
- ETHFFritzlar
- ETNGGeilenkirchen
- ETICGrafenwöhr
- EDDHHamburg
- EDHIHamburg-Finkenwerder
- EDDVHannover
- EDAHHeringsdorf
- EDQMHof-Plauen
- ETIHHohenfels
- ETNHHohn
- ETSHHolzdorf
- ETIKIllesheim
- ETSIIngolstadt/Manching
- EDSBKarlsruhe/Baden-Baden
- EDVKKassel-Calden
- EDHKKiel-Holtenau
- EDDKKöln/Bonn
- EDTLLahr
- ETHLLaupheim
- ETSLLechfeld
- EDDPLeipzig/Halle
- EDHLLübeck
- EDBCMagdeburg-Cochstedt
- EDFMMannheim
- EDJAMemmingen
- ETWMMeppen
- EDLNMönchengladbach
- EDDMMünchen
- EDDGMünster/Osnabrück
- ETSNNeuburg an der Donau
- ETHNNiederstetten
- ETMNNordholz
- ETNNNörvenich
- EDDNNürnberg
- EDMOOberpfaffenhofen
- EDLPPaderborn/Lippstadt
- ETARRamstein
- ETNLRostock-Laage
- EDDRSaarbrücken
- EDTYSchwäbisch Hall
- EDGSSiegerland
- ETADSpangdahlem
- EDDSStuttgart
- EDXWSylt
- EDLVWeeze
- ETOUWiesbaden
- ETNTWittmund
- ETNWWunstorf
Austria (4)
Czechia (3)
Switzerland (2)
France (1)
Luxembourg (1)
Netherlands (1)
Poland (1)
Frequently asked questions
No. The METARMAP is not a certified aviation instrument and replaces neither a weather briefing nor the required flight preparation. It shows at a glance what the weather is doing at the airfields right now, for example to see in the morning whether a trip to the airfield is worth it.
From the airfields' METAR reports, the official weather observations for aviation. Our server fetches them every five minutes and the map takes them from there. Most airfields issue a new report every hour or every half hour.
A power socket for the included power supply and a Wi-Fi network with internet access where it stands. No computer has to be running, the map fetches the data on its own. It is built for indoor use and is not weatherproof.
Setup runs through METARMAP Connect, right in the browser over Bluetooth. On a computer or an Android device, Chrome or Edge is all you need, no app. Safari does not support Web Bluetooth, so on an iPhone you use the Bluefy browser. Usually you only enter your Wi-Fi once.
Which browsers workYes. METARMAP Connect lets you set the colour of each category, the brightness, the wind limit for blinking and the on and off times for every day of the week. Firmware updates are installed there too.
Then there is no usable report for that airfield right now, for example at night at an airfield without a weather observation, or when an automatic station cannot measure the clouds. For airfields on the edge of the map, the border display may also be switched off in Connect.
Anyone who flies VFR: private pilots, student pilots, glider and microlight pilots, and flight simmers who like to see the real weather outside. In a clubhouse or a flight school it hangs where everyone sees it on the way to the aircraft.
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