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The much-anticipated ForeFlight version 6.0 is now available in the app store. This free update brings some exciting new features, including a terrain profile view, split-screen attitude and enhanced Lockheed Martin flight plan control features.
Using the iPad for digital charts is great, but you need to know where find the supplements and legends that go with the IFR and VFR charts. Here we’ll show you where they are located throughout the ForeFlight app.
ForeFlight mobile is a user-friendly and intuitive app for pilots, but there’s always more to learn. Here we’ve assembled four video tips to help you get more out of aviation’s top app.
With the latest update, ForeFlight now offers more flight plan options than ever. Version 5.6 is short on flashy features, but look below the surface and you’ll see a number of interesting changes.
ForeFlight released the first new update for 2014, adding animated ADS-B radar for Stratus users, and a new zoom-to-route feature.
ForeFlight released its twentieth update of the year today with version 5.5. This adds IFR charts for the Caribbean and Mexico, oceanic planning charts and an enhanced document syncing feature.
A feature recently added to the ForeFlight Mobile app allows 2 pilots using iPads or iPhones on the same WiFi network to easily share flight plans in the air. Here we’ll show you how to do it.
The latest update from ForeFlight (version 5.4.2) was released today, and while it isn’t a major one, there are a few improvements that are worth noting. Let’s review the highlights.
ForeFlight has many powerful features integrated throughout the app; here we’ll show you how to use the Distance Rings and Track Vector to improve your situational awareness in flight.
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.
A plug-in for Microsoft Flight Simulator called FSXFlight allows you to display your simulated position and navigation information on an iPad running ForeFlight. A recent update to the plug-in also allows you to display the simulated traffic from FSX in ForeFlight. Here’s how to do it.
The latest version of ForeFlight allows the app to connect directly to the Dual XGPS150 receiver, bypassing Apple’s iOS 6 external GPS bug. Here we’ll explain how to use this feature.
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