Aviation Quick Calculator

Speed • Barometer • Density Altitude • True Airspeed • Wind Chill • Heat Index

Speed & Distance per Minute

Enter a speed in knots, mph, feet/sec, meters/sec, or km/h. All conversions update instantly.

2.00 NM/min
Nautical miles traveled each minute
120.0knots
138.1mph
12,152feet/min
3,704meters/min
2.30statute mi/min
3.70km/min
30.0sec per NM
26.1sec per statute mile

Barometer Conversion

Convert altimeter/barometric pressure between hectopascals (hPa / mb) and inches of mercury.

29.92 inHg
1013.25hPa / mb
29.92inHg

Density Altitude

Enter pressure altitude and outside air temperature. The calculator uses standard-atmosphere pressure with actual temperature to determine air density and the equivalent ISA density altitude.

0 ft
Calculated density altitude
15.0 °CISA temp at PA
+0.0 °COAT vs ISA
1.000density ratio σ
0 mdensity altitude

For flight planning/performance, use the approved AFM/POH and current weather data. Humidity is not included.

True Airspeed

Estimate TAS from calibrated airspeed (or IAS as an approximation), pressure altitude, and OAT using air-density ratio.

— KTAS
TAS mph
TAS km/h
density ratio σ
TAS/CAS factor

Best accuracy requires CAS. If you enter IAS, the result does not correct for instrument/position error. This density-ratio method is a practical subsonic estimate and is not a replacement for an aircraft AFM/FMS.

Wind Chill

Enter air temperature and wind speed. Uses the standard U.S. National Weather Service wind-chill formula.

19 °F
Feels-like temperature from wind chill
19 °Fwind chill
-7 °Cwind chill
15.0wind mph
Validformula range

The standard wind-chill formula applies at 50 °F (10 °C) or colder with wind speeds of at least 3 mph.

Heat Index

Enter air temperature and relative humidity. Uses the NOAA/NWS heat-index equation.

100 °F
Estimated heat index / feels-like temperature
100 °Fheat index
38 °Cheat index
60%relative humidity
Validformula range

Heat index is intended for warm, humid conditions in shade/light wind. Direct sun can make conditions feel hotter.