Garmin has acquired Connecticut-based flight-planning, scheduling and trip-support services company Fltplan.com, a company many pilots rely on for a decidedly self-serving reason: Aviation charts and many features in the FltPlan Go app and Fltplan.com website are free while other app developers charge subscription fees. Garmin says that won’t change.
Garmin Buys FltPlan.com
Key Takeaways:
- Garmin has acquired Fltplan.com, a major flight-planning company widely known for its free aviation charts and flight planning tools, which Garmin has committed to keeping free.
- This acquisition significantly strengthens Garmin's position in the web-based flight planning market, complementing its existing Garmin Pilot app and expanding its comprehensive suite of aviation services.
- Fltplan.com serves 165,000 registered users, generating over 6.3 million flight plans annually, offering both its popular free features and a range of premium services including safety management, pre-departure clearances, and trip coordination tools.
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