I also wanted to vouch for implementation of 'route import' by uploading any kind of popular format like Google GPX or Garmin FPL (you can check them all on autorouter website), so you don't have to manually re-draw your flight planned route again.

@Gkikas-LGPZ ,

well, 1.5 years has passed since that thread. I would really appreciate if they come up with an update to this feature.

There are only a few services that offer cross-section weather along a route:

1. Gramet - it's old, doesn't update and offer to build a route from airport to airport
2. Autorouter - an improved version of Gramet. You can check weather along any route and it use more advanced GFS model, but it's still not very reliable.
3. Meteoblue - the same old GFS data, with, allegedly, some adjustments, but I eventually found, over many flights, that it was too unreliable to tell me anything which wasn’t blindingly obvious from the MSLP.

So my question is, can we expect such a feature from Windy, considering that you have so much weather data at your finger tips?

Please, make sure there will be at least an option to input enroute altitude, average moving speed (in still air) and how it's going to be affected by winds aloft to get an appropriate timings. Vertical speed would be a huge plus to see your path in climbing/descent phase of the flight. Hopefully, it's not going to be overly complicated to imply.

I have asked about this feature long time ago. Is there any possibility to implement it on Windy?

@igor-320 said in Which model should Windy implement next? Please vote.:

Vote 1: HIRLAM

@rsdevarapalli said in How can I access historical data?:

Past data would be really nice to have feature

+1

Vote 1: HIRLAM

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