Link to Us

Are you an instructor, flight school, blogger, or forum member who wants to point people to one of our calculators? Please do — no permission needed. FlightCalculators.com is free, and we are glad when our tools are useful to your students and readers. This page explains how to link cleanly so your links keep working.

URL Structure

Every calculator has a stable, human-readable URL. Link directly to the tool your audience needs — the patterns below are permanent, so deep links will not break:

For example:

• Density Altitudehttps://www.flightcalculators.com/calculators/density-altitude
• Weight & Balancehttps://www.flightcalculators.com/calculators/weight-and-balance
• Digital E6Bhttps://www.flightcalculators.com/calculators/e6b
• Knots ↔ MPH ↔ KPHhttps://www.flightcalculators.com/converters/knots-mph-kph

Browse the full list on the calculators and converters pages and copy the address of any tool.

Suggested Link Text

Use whatever wording fits your page. Descriptive link text helps your readers and reads naturally, for example:

Embedding vs. Linking

We recommend linking rather than iframing. A normal hyperlink always sends visitors to the current version of a calculator — with the latest formulas, sources, and safety notes — and it works reliably on every device. Embedding a page inside an iframe can break when we update layouts, hides the sources and disclaimers that give each result its context, and often renders poorly on mobile. For those maintenance and clarity reasons, a direct link is the better long-term choice for you and your audience.

If a link truly will not work for your use case, reach out through our contact page and tell us what you are trying to build.