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Squawk
Squawk is the social network for aviation users — share posts and Flight Posts, follow people, explore Radar, message friends, and check weather.
Built for users across rotary & fixed-wing
Follow people, scroll Posts and Flight Posts, drop a like, leave a comment. Social first — built for users who fly, wrench, and follow along.
Clear skies on the hop out. Shared the route so the feed can see it.
End-of-day light at the ramp. Caption, tags, and a spot on the map.
Optional details only — date, rough time, aircraft, role. Fun to share, not a logbook.
Posts, Flight Posts, feed, Radar, messages, weather, map, alerts, and profile — for users across rotary and fixed-wing.
Share normal posts with media, captions, tags, and location — or fun Flight Posts with optional display-only details like date, rough time, DEP/ARR, aircraft, role, and VFR/IFR.
Follow people you fly with (and everyone else in aviation). Like, comment, and keep your circle close on a private-friendly feed.
Real METAR & full TAF, decoded, with actual remaining validity — no static labels, no simulated data.
Direct messages for quick chats with people you follow — share a post, a route, or just say hi.
Explore public accounts worldwide — Posts and Flights tabs so you can find photos, routes, and people beyond your follows.
When a Flight Post has DEP and ARR, see the route on the map. Profiles show Posts and Flights, with settings and privacy controls.
Flight Posts can include optional display-only details — search DEP and ARR, add aircraft and role, mark VFR or IFR. When both ends are set, Squawk draws the route on the map so friends see where the story went.
See it in the appSquawk was founded in 2026 in the United Arab Emirates, built out of a simple frustration: most aviation apps treat rotary operations as an afterthought, and none of them feel like a social network for everyone around the aircraft.
We're building the social flying app we wanted ourselves — fast to share, useful day to day, and welcoming to every user, not just the person holding the certificate.
Whether it's a bug, an account question, or a suggestion for the next feature — reach out directly.
Guides on posts, flight posts, weather, messages, radar, and everything else in the app.
Browse the guide →For account issues, privacy questions, or anything not covered in the help center.
Contact support →Found something wrong with a post, the feed, weather, or messages? Let us know directly.
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