Regulations & Reference
PilotX360 provides aviation reference tools that help pilots verify regulatory requirements, interpret operational rules, and prepare accurate radio communications. These tools support flight planning decisions involving weather minimums, night operations, and standardized aviation communication procedures.
The tools below cover VFR and IFR minimums, civil twilight calculations, and the ICAO phonetic alphabet used in aviation communications.
Determine the applicable VFR or IFR weather minimums from reported ceiling, visibility, airspace class, and operating conditions. Covers FAA and ICAO flight rules, including Class A through Class G airspace, day and night operations, and Special VFR requirements.
VFR / IFR Minimums CheckerCalculate sunrise, sunset, civil twilight, and nautical twilight times for any location and date. Helps pilots determine night operation periods, verify night currency requirements, and plan flights around day-to-night transitions.
Civil Twilight CalculatorLearn and practise the ICAO phonetic alphabet from Alfa to Zulu with standard aviation pronunciations. Includes an interactive radio drill for spelling aircraft registrations, callsigns, waypoint identifiers, and other aviation references.
Aviation Phonetic Alphabet