Drone Mission Canada is the flight planning tool built for drone pilots in Canada, by a Canadian flight school. See everything that decides whether your flight is possible today, on a single map. AIRSPACE • Controlled airspace at ground level and at 1500 ft AGL • 2 NM buffer around controlled airspace • Airports, aerodromes, water aerodromes and heliports, with detailed cards (runways, frequencies, CFS) • Runway axes with approach and departure corridors • 3 NM (basic operations) and 5 NM (advanced operations) buffers • NavDrone zones • Isogonic lines, VOR, VORTAC and VOR-DME FULL WEATHER • GO / CAUTION / NO-GO verdict based on YOUR drone's tolerances • 7-day forecast: wind, gusts, Kp index, temperature, visibility, estimated ceiling, sun, moon, GNSS satellites • Decoded METAR and TAF for Canadian stations • Selectable sources: Open-Meteo, Environment Canada, MET Norway and more • Precipitation radar NOTAMS • Canadian NOTAMs, grouped and readable, zones drawn on the map • Filtering by category and area of interest MISSION TOOLS • PIC, visual observer, landing zone and hazard pins • Flight zones and corridors with buffer zones • 2 NM / 4 NM and VLOS circles per crew member • Printable mission report (crew, maps, weather, checklists) • 3D KML export to Google Earth FLIGHT LOG • Import DJI, Litchi, AirData and GPX logs • Statistics per flight, drone, battery and pilot • Track maps, telemetry charts, flight weather • All data stays on your device HAZARDS AND RESTRICTIONS • Active wildfires with 5 NM buffer • Correctional facilities, parks and protected areas • Population density • Power lines, aerial obstacles, wind turbines • Rural RTK network AIR TRAFFIC • Live air traffic OFFLINE • Download your mission area (maps, NOTAMs, population density) Available in French, English and Spanish. Optimized for iPhone and iPad. WHO IT IS FOR Recreational pilots, pilots certified for basic and advanced operations, drone service companies, instructors and RPAS students. IMPORTANT NOTICE Drone Mission Canada is a planning aid. It does not replace official aeronautical information sources. The pilot remains solely responsible for verifying NOTAMs, weather conditions and applicable regulations with NAV CANADA and Transport Canada before every flight, and for complying with Part IX of the Canadian Aviation Regulations. Developed by YulDrone, a drone flight school in Montreal. https://www.yuldrone.ca