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B737 Cockpit Companion

App Store·EducationPaid $69.994.89 (707)launched 13.7y agoapp updated 1mo ago
Scout Score
16

B737 Cockpit Companion generates an estimated $5k–$75k/month in revenue from 100–800 downloads/month on the App Store, according to AppCurrents estimates (updated 2026-08-02).

Estimates updated 02.08.2026 · How we estimate · Ranges reflect model confidence, not exact figures.
Est. revenue / month$5k–$75k
Est. downloads / month100–800
Estimate confidencemedium
PricingPaid $69.99
Rating4.89 ★ (707 ratings)
CategoryEducation
Released08.11.2012
App last updated02.07.2026
PlatformiOS
Est. downloads / mo
100–800
Est. revenue / mo
$5k–$75k
Rating velocity / day
0
Chart velocity
Peak rank
Days tracked

Modeled monthly estimate · rating velocity · medium confidence

About

B737 Cockpit Companion for iPad is a conversion of Bill Bulfer's B737 NG Cockpit Companion book series to an iPad app. It covers the NG, Classics, and the 737 MAX. Since 1998, B737 Cockpit Companion has been a valued resource for airline pilots worldwide. It is a convenient accessible guide to systems, incorporating notes on functionality, "theory of operation", and Bill's extensive experience…

Trends & analysis

Chart rank trend

US · overall
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Why it's surfacing

Scout 16
Newness
3
Breakout
1
Momentum
1

Ratings & velocity

★ 0 in window
Total ratings
707702
Jun 19Jul 26
New ratings / day
10
Jun 30Jul 26

Rating distribution

98% positive · 702 ratings
5
93%
4
5%
3
1%
2
0%
1
1%

Geographic reach

best rank · 0 storefronts
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Revenue & downloads trend

ARPU $49
Est. revenue / mo · $19k
$37k$9k
Jun 19Jul 27
Est. downloads / mo · 381
753234
Jun 19Jul 27

In-app purchases

1 tiers
Quizzer$36

Update history

2 updates tracked
  • v7.0.01mo ago

    - iCloud support! Finally! - Tweaked Engine Display Advisory Messages - New Chapter conversions - Various content improvements for all aircraft and AA in particular. - FMC guide suggestion on how to to review flight path in light of 767 incident at Newark.

  • v6.8.03mo ago

    NG and MAX Aircraft •    Overboard Exhaust Valve (OEV)description has been re-written •    Air Conditioning Air Temperature Indicator — description of the indicator has been improved     •    STANDBY HYD COMPONENTS ON THE RUDDER has been moved from the Flight Control System Notes to the Rudder System Notes •    The paragraph on Standby Yaw Damping has been moved from the Rudder System Notes to the Flight Control  System Notes •    AC System Notes have been moved from the AC & DC Metering Panel the AC System Notes are now in the Bus Switching System Notes. •    DC system is completely in the AC & DC Metering Panel •    There is little AC information in the AC & DC Metering Panel •    The AC & DC Metering Panel has been improved with the addition of the Chapters feature •    The Bus Switching Panel has been improved with the addition of the Chapters feature For Information Purposes Only •    Loss of Both Engine Driven Generators NNC has been updated NG Aircraft •    COWL ANTI-ICE and COWL VALVE OPEN lights:clarified the description. SW Aircraft •    Water Vapor Sampling System: Description has been added to the NG CAB/UTIL switch as that is what controls the power to it. AA Aircraft •    Added the Battery Warning System to the electrical system. •    CAB/UTIL and IFE/PASS SEAT switches: Corrections were made to certain fleets. •    Exterior Lighting Systems. 3MV - 3VM exterior lighting system has been added to the Exterior Lights System Notes •    Autopilot / Autothrottle indicator (Autoflight status annunciators): MAX Autopilot / Autothrottle indicator has been added. •    3AA-3PX MCP (Honeywell): A note has been added to the LNAV Mode article. •    Integrated Power Supply switches: This has been described in a new bulletin. •    This graphic is temporarily placed in the Cabin cluster. Flair Aircraft •    IFE/PASS SEAT switch: An addition was made to the 1B390 - 1J023, 1K001 - 1L078 fleet

B737 Cockpit Companion — FAQ

How much money does B737 Cockpit Companion make?

According to AppCurrents estimates, B737 Cockpit Companion generates approximately $5k–$75k per month (medium confidence), modeled from its the App Store chart performance, rating velocity, and monetization signals.

How many downloads does B737 Cockpit Companion get?

B737 Cockpit Companion sees an estimated 100–800 downloads per month on the App Store, per AppCurrents modeling.

Is B737 Cockpit Companion free?

B737 Cockpit Companion is a paid app priced at $69.99 on the App Store.

What is B737 Cockpit Companion's rating?

B737 Cockpit Companion holds a 4.89-star average from 707 ratings on the App Store.

When was B737 Cockpit Companion released?

B737 Cockpit Companion launched on the App Store on 08.11.2012. Its latest version shipped 02.07.2026.

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