Turbulence Forecast

Turbulence Forecast is ready for iOS 27! This update adds Siri integration, flight summaries and highlights, a new extra-large widget, and improved Hub and World Map layouts for wider screens and iPadOS. Your upcoming flights are now integrated more deeply with Siri and the system. Ask Siri about your past and upcoming flights using voice or text, open Turbulence Forecast directly to a specific flight, or access your upcoming flights through Spotlight search. On supported devices, the app now shows helpful highlights and summaries based on your flight schedule. A new extra-large widget gives you more information about upcoming flights directly on your Home Screen, making it easier to keep an eye on your schedule and forecasts at a glance. We’ve also improved how Turbulence Forecast adapts to different layouts. The Hub and World Map now make better use of wider screens on iPad, while the redesigned dashboard-style Hub dynamically adapts as you resize the app in iPhone Mirroring.

This update brings Turbulence Forecast to your Home Screen and Lock Screen, along with a new wind layer for the World Map. The new Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets let you see flight times, forecast grades, countdowns, and smooth and bumpy air summaries at a glance. Choose which flight to follow, customize each widget’s theme, open forecasts directly, or quickly request a flight forecast. Navigator Range maps now include altitude-specific wind layers. We’ve also redesigned the layer options picker to make it easier to combine turbulence, weather, and wind data and switch between local and UTC time. We’ve also made improvements throughout the app, for a smoother map performance, nicer first-forecast countdowns, and an improved flight search experience.

This update makes it easier to see when your first forecast is expected, along with other improvements for a smoother, more reliable experience.