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Whether you are a seasoned aviator or just embarking on your flying journey, exploring new destinations is one of the most thrilling parts of being a pilot. Sporty’s new content pack for ForeFlight takes this excitement to the next level by showcasing 50 fun flying destinations across the United States.
Learn about all of ForeFlight’s latest features from ForeFlight’s Head of Community, Ryan McBride, including the exciting new Discover tab that helps you find new places to fly—from pancake breakfasts to airshows and more. With integrated AOPA and EAA events, Discover also puts ForeFlight’s extensive video library directly inside the app for easy access to product education.
This update includes a dynamic, graphical weight and balance feature that provides a visual representation of your aircraft’s cabin layout.
The ForeFlight app for Apple Watch allows you to check local weather and complement your preflight planning with airport details like runways, NOTAMs, and much more.
The latest update to ForeFlight adds new advanced flight planning tools and includes evening and morning civil twilight times for airports.
ForeFlight’s latest update includes a new aviation keyboard and two new reported turbulence categories.
The largest change in this update is the addition of a new Discover tab that gives users the opportunity to explore new aviation communities.
ForeFlight’s Maps page can be a pilot’s best friend, since it’s packed with visual planning tools and helpful information. But for experienced pilots, especially those who file IFR or fly high performance airplanes, the Flights tab offers a wealth of powerful features. Here are six that are often overlooked.
ForeFlight’s latest update analyzes ADS-B traffic data to provide wake turbulence alerts when flying near heavy airplanes. Here’s how it works.
Are you an active instrument pilot currently flying with the ForeFlight app? Take our latest quiz to test your knowledge of some of ForeFlight’s advanced capabilities.
Electronic flight bag apps make it much easier for pilots to avoid in-flight weather hazards. That includes the big three threats (thunderstorms, in-flight icing, and low IFR conditions), but right after those critical concerns comes passenger comfort and that usually means turbulence. Now ForeFlight has found a creative way to give pilots more detailed and timely information about where the rough rides are.
Take a look at what’s new in ForeFlight, including a new and improved way to customize the Aeronautical Map.
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