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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.
It’s estimated that the adoption rate for iOS 7 software for iPhone and iPad is well over 60% now. Participate in our poll and let us know what you think about the new software.
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.
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.
The number one question we get from new iPad pilots concerns the legalities of using an iPad to replace paper charts in the cockpit. Here we’ll cover the applicable FARs and Advisory Circulars related to this topic.
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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