The pace of app updates seems to have accelerated in recent months, with all the major app developers releasing new features since Oshkosh. In this article, we’ll recap what’s new in ForeFlight Mobile, Garmin Pilot, WingX Pro7 and AOPA FlyQ.
ADS-B receivers remain the hottest iPad accessory for pilots. Sporty’s Pilot Shop recently released two new video tips for pilots flying with the Stratus–watch them here.
iOS, the base operating system that drives Apple’s iPad and iPhone, is getting a major upgrade with the release of iOS version 7. In this article, we’ll explain how to do the update and offer some tips for navigating the new software, including a helpful video.
There are literally thousands of weather apps in the App Store. Here’s our list of 6 lesser-known ones to consider, some of them hidden gems.
Beyond the main features like moving map and terrain alerts, Garmin Pilot is packed with handy tools for everyday flying. Here, we share 5 quick tips you may not know about the app.
Finding the perfect iPad kneeboard isn’t easy, but a new leg strap offers a nearly universal option for iPad Mini, iPad and even iPhone. Get the details in our latest accessory review.
We update the most popular article ever published on iPad Pilot News. Which aviation app is best? What has changed? Join the debate.
In this guest post, flight instructor Patrick Carter shares his method for recording flight lessons using an iPhone. He says it could dramatically improve the flight training experience for students.
EAA Airventure in Oshkosh is going on this week, and iPad gear is a hot topic. From new iPad Mini kneeboards to the latest GPS receivers, pilots have lots of choices when it comes to the next upgrade. What’s at the top of your list?
At Oshkosh, Garmin introduced version 5.1 of their Pilot app for iPad. We review what’s new, including a change to the subscription levels.
If there were any doubt about the iPad’s popularity among pilots, a look at the forum schedule for EAA Airventure Oshkosh 2013 should make it clear. EAA’s list shows over 30 seminars on iPad apps, accessories and tips. Here are some highlights
While many high end gaming apps long ago abandoned the iPad 1, ForeFlight, WingX and Garmin all officially support it to this day. That’s admirable, but we don’t expect that to last, for two reasons.
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