iPad pilot’s wish list – Christmas 2013
With Christmas right around the corner, many pilots are hoping to find a new iPad accessory under the tree with their name on it. To help, we’ve assembled this list of the most popular iPad gifts.
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With Christmas right around the corner, many pilots are hoping to find a new iPad accessory under the tree with their name on it. To help, we’ve assembled this list of the most popular iPad gifts.
While the iPad has delivered excellent reliability since the day it came out, there are still a few issues that can pop up if you’re not careful. Here we’ll review potential problems and how to resolve them.
Bad Elf was the first to offer an external GPS for iPad back in 2010. Their latest plug-in GPS model features a Lightning Connector, and is compatible with the latest iPhone, iPad Air and iPad Mini.
When portable ADS-B receivers were first introduced, one of the main questions was how quickly the FAA would build out the required network of ground stations. So far (and perhaps surprisingly), the answer is pretty quickly.
The video recording of Sporty’s latest Advanced iPad Flying webinar is now available, and you can watch the full version here.
The new iPad Air is Apple’s next-generation iPad, and features a smaller footprint, lighter weight and speedier processor. Here are our first impressions and a few suggestions on how to mount it in the airplane.
Last year we profiled SkyDemon, declaring it the closest thing to a European ForeFlight, with solid moving map features and intuitive preflight planning. Since many iPad Pilot News readers are from Europe, we thought we’d check in with the folks at SkyDemon to see what’s new.
Pilots are using in-flight weather now more than ever, thanks to subscription-free ADS-B weather and the iPad. Here we’ll show you what weather products are available, and what they look like in the air using the ForeFlight app.
This article is the first in a new series called “Behind the Apps,” where we will profile the people behind some of the most popular aviation apps. First up is Jan Mackenzie from Garmin.
AOPA Summit 2013 kicks off this week in Ft. Worth, Texas, and includes a number of seminars that will be of interest to iPad pilots. Here’s the list.
The latest version of Apple’s mobile operating system, iOS 7, has been available now for a few weeks. Once you get comfortable with the basics, there are some advanced tips that can help you customize your iPad and operate more efficiently.
The popular online flight planning website Fltplan.com has offered a free app for a few years. But the new Fltplan Go app is a much more complete product. Take a tour in this article.
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