Cloudahoy 5.0 brings new technology to flight debriefing
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CloudAhoy has found a lot of fans among general aviation pilots because of its powerful flight logging and debriefing tools. The new version 5.0 expands its usefulness by bringing new technology to its flight analysis features and offering the ability to display your international track logs on worldwide charts.
Sporty’s launches 2017 Learn to Fly app
Sporty's has offered flight training courses specifically made for the iPhone and iPad since 2012, combining video segments and written test prep features. While the Learn to Fly App has seen a number of updates over the years, 2017 has brought the most significant update in some time. Here are some of the highlights.
iPad navigation app buyer’s guide
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How to use the new chart, logbook and weather features in ForeFlight 8.3
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