The landscape for full-featured EFB apps continues to evolve rapidly as developers push the limits of the iPad’s capability with exciting new features. This chart represents the latest comparison of the most popular EFB apps available today.
ForeFlight has gone one step further in its transition away from DUATS services by integrating a new Lockheed Martin route tool for improved flight planning. They’re also recommending pilots discontinue using the DUATS weather briefing tool in the app.
To help you decide the best time to update your iPad or iPhone, we’re adding a new feature to iPad Pilot News called the iOS Update Green Light program. This will display status indicators based on recommendations from the leading aviation app and GPS manufacturers regarding compatibility with iOS software updates.
Learn how to access the iPad’s memory management settings and how to free up space when the internal storage fills up.
The AerovieReports app has been out for about a year now and allows you to submit PIREPs directly to Lockheed Martin Flight Service. Here we’ll take a look at the latest update to the app, which adds a full set of moving map and EFB features.
One of the things lost during the iPad transition was the ability to write directly on the charts. It didn’t take long though for app developers to add the digital equivalent of this with annotations, and here we’ll show you how to get the most out of it.
Garmin released its first big app update for 2015 today, adding a set of new helicopter navigation features, wireless integration with the G3X Touch avionics system and improvements to the connectivity with the Garmin GLO portable GPS.
The free FltPlan.com Go app for iPhone and iPad provides a wealth of aviation resources, all for free. Here we’ll look at the latest round of updates and the new features added.
While the basics of operation are pretty simple with Stratus, there are a few tips that can help you get the most out of your investment. Let’s review the top 6 most helpful ones we’ve learned.
It only takes a few minutes to learn how to use an iPad and perform basic functions. Here we’ll show you how to dive a little deeper into its operation by reviewing the top hidden features and shortcuts.
ForeFlight’s latest app update adds a collection of useful new features, including graphical winds aloft on the map view, wireless connectivity with Dynon SkyView avionics and brand new Scratchpad interface.
A new app called Flight Currency allows you to track and log all the required aspects of your pilot currency in a single location, including flight reviews, instrument flying, takeoffs/landings and more.
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