ForeFlight Mobile EFB
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About ForeFlight Mobile EFB
Download for a 30-day free trial. ForeFlight is the essential, integrated flight app that makes planning, flying, and logging flights a joy.
ForeFlight delivers advanced flight planning capabilities, terminal procedure charts, enroute navigation charts, moving map, synthetic vision, hazard awareness, optional Jeppesen charts, a comprehensive library of market-leading weather information and visualization features, a large library of advanced aircraft performance profiles, customizable checklists, integration with a wide range of certified avionics and portable ADS-B and GPS receivers for inflight weather and data, a built-in documents catalog and cloud document capability for management of aircraft and flight operations publications, an easy-to-use pilot logbook for keeping track of flight experience, and so much more. ForeFlight is backed by our Pilot Support Team who delivers amazingly fast, accurate, and friendly customer service.
Please note: Location is used to enable a moving map and to record track logs, the camera is used to attach photos to logbook, push notifications are used for important bulletins and flight alerts, and contacts are used to add people to flights.
ForeFlight requires a subscription. Visit our website for more information on the available plan levels.
FLIGHT PLANNING, BRIEFING, & FILING
Plan flights with Touch Planning on the Map or full-featured form-based Flights view. Tap out a route in seconds and quickly see if flights will be affected by weather or TFRs. Helpful Route, Altitude, and Procedure Advisors make planning easy and accurate. Generate a graphical preflight briefing and file your flight plan directly from the app. Print a professional-grade Navlog for inflight reference.
WEATHER
Interactive weather layers include animated radar, global satellite and winds aloft, global icing, turbulence, and surface analysis, graphical AIR/SIGMETs, flight category, visibility, and more. View decoded METARs, TAFs, and MOS forecasts. Thoughtfully organized Imagery view puts a full range of forecast tools at your fingertips.
PLATES, CHARTS, & MAPS
Both VFR and IFR operations are covered with all of the essentials required for planning and navigation: data-driven Aeronautical Maps, VFR Sectionals, High/Low Enroute charts, SIDs, STARs, approach and taxi charts, and terrain, satellite, and street map views.
GEO-REFERENCED APPROACHES & TAXI CHARTS
Plates and taxi charts enable the real time display of your GPS location on the chart. They can also be overlaid on the Maps view along with weather and hazards for the ultimate situational awareness.
GLOBAL HAZARD AWARENESS TECHNOLOGY
Plan and fly with more confidence in all conditions and terrain. Top-down-view Hazard Advisor map layer, Terrain Profile View, and 3D Synthetic Vision seamlessly integrate into the map display to depict a clear picture of terrain and obstacle hazards anywhere in the world. When paired with an AHRS source, Synthetic Vision provides a backup attitude display.
LOGBOOK
Logbook makes it easy to log and share flights, track hours, review currency, record certificates and ratings, receive electronic instructor endorsements, and create experience reports. Your data is automatically synced across all your devices and protected in secure cloud storage.
ADDITIONAL FEATURES INCLUDE:
Built-in documents catalog with FAR/AIM, charts supplements, and more
Airport, FBO, and fuel price information for thousands of locations
Dynamic data-driven Aeronautical Maps
Weight & Balance
Glide Advisor
Expected route and EDCT flight notifications
Automatic over-the-air data updates
Chart color inversion for better night flying experience
Access to web planner
REVIEWS
Flying Magazine Editor's Choice 2012, 2013, 2014, 2017
App of the Year, Aviation Consumer, July 2011
Best Selling iPad Aviation App: 2010, 2011, 2012
"Best app for IFR" - Aviation Consumer
"One of the most popular and most-respected aviation apps available" - Sporty's Pilot Shop
ForeFlight delivers advanced flight planning capabilities, terminal procedure charts, enroute navigation charts, moving map, synthetic vision, hazard awareness, optional Jeppesen charts, a comprehensive library of market-leading weather information and visualization features, a large library of advanced aircraft performance profiles, customizable checklists, integration with a wide range of certified avionics and portable ADS-B and GPS receivers for inflight weather and data, a built-in documents catalog and cloud document capability for management of aircraft and flight operations publications, an easy-to-use pilot logbook for keeping track of flight experience, and so much more. ForeFlight is backed by our Pilot Support Team who delivers amazingly fast, accurate, and friendly customer service.
Please note: Location is used to enable a moving map and to record track logs, the camera is used to attach photos to logbook, push notifications are used for important bulletins and flight alerts, and contacts are used to add people to flights.
ForeFlight requires a subscription. Visit our website for more information on the available plan levels.
FLIGHT PLANNING, BRIEFING, & FILING
Plan flights with Touch Planning on the Map or full-featured form-based Flights view. Tap out a route in seconds and quickly see if flights will be affected by weather or TFRs. Helpful Route, Altitude, and Procedure Advisors make planning easy and accurate. Generate a graphical preflight briefing and file your flight plan directly from the app. Print a professional-grade Navlog for inflight reference.
WEATHER
Interactive weather layers include animated radar, global satellite and winds aloft, global icing, turbulence, and surface analysis, graphical AIR/SIGMETs, flight category, visibility, and more. View decoded METARs, TAFs, and MOS forecasts. Thoughtfully organized Imagery view puts a full range of forecast tools at your fingertips.
PLATES, CHARTS, & MAPS
Both VFR and IFR operations are covered with all of the essentials required for planning and navigation: data-driven Aeronautical Maps, VFR Sectionals, High/Low Enroute charts, SIDs, STARs, approach and taxi charts, and terrain, satellite, and street map views.
GEO-REFERENCED APPROACHES & TAXI CHARTS
Plates and taxi charts enable the real time display of your GPS location on the chart. They can also be overlaid on the Maps view along with weather and hazards for the ultimate situational awareness.
GLOBAL HAZARD AWARENESS TECHNOLOGY
Plan and fly with more confidence in all conditions and terrain. Top-down-view Hazard Advisor map layer, Terrain Profile View, and 3D Synthetic Vision seamlessly integrate into the map display to depict a clear picture of terrain and obstacle hazards anywhere in the world. When paired with an AHRS source, Synthetic Vision provides a backup attitude display.
LOGBOOK
Logbook makes it easy to log and share flights, track hours, review currency, record certificates and ratings, receive electronic instructor endorsements, and create experience reports. Your data is automatically synced across all your devices and protected in secure cloud storage.
ADDITIONAL FEATURES INCLUDE:
Built-in documents catalog with FAR/AIM, charts supplements, and more
Airport, FBO, and fuel price information for thousands of locations
Dynamic data-driven Aeronautical Maps
Weight & Balance
Glide Advisor
Expected route and EDCT flight notifications
Automatic over-the-air data updates
Chart color inversion for better night flying experience
Access to web planner
REVIEWS
Flying Magazine Editor's Choice 2012, 2013, 2014, 2017
App of the Year, Aviation Consumer, July 2011
Best Selling iPad Aviation App: 2010, 2011, 2012
"Best app for IFR" - Aviation Consumer
"One of the most popular and most-respected aviation apps available" - Sporty's Pilot Shop
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What's New in the Latest Version 16.4.2
Last updated on May 1, 2024
Old Versions
Contains quality improvements to the previous 16.4.x releases.
The changes since the 16.3.x release include:
Reported Turbulence Map Layer
• Plan smoother and safer flights by seeing where pilots are actually encountering smooth air or turbulence with this powerful new map layer.
• The layer displays individual turbulence reports as color-coded dots representing turbulence intensity, which you can tap on to view the report’s age (up to approximately six hours old), altitude, airspeed, and the type code and wake category of the aircraft from which the report originated, as well as a list of nearby reports.
• An altitude slider is available to filter turbulence reports by altitude, and the Reported Turbulence layer is also available in Profile View, allowing you to view reports at all altitudes along your planned route.
• The new layer receives its data from Sentry and Sentry Plus devices, which automatically measure inflight turbulence and transmit de-identified reports via the ForeFlight Mobile app after each flight.
• Reported Turbulence is available as two subscription add-ons: Reported Turbulence (Low) provides access to all turbulence reports up to 14,000 feet, while the Reported Turbulence (All) add-on grants access to reports at all altitudes.
• The Reported Turbulence (Low) add-on is available free of charge to owners of Sentry or Sentry Plus devices on Pro Plus subscription plans and above who register their Sentry’s serial number at plan.foreflight.com/account. A 50% discount on the Reported Turbulence (All) layer is also provided to customers who register their Sentry.
US Lowest-Tilt Radar Map Layer
• See where precipitation is likely reaching the ground with the return of this popular map layer sporting lower latency and improved spatial resolution.
• The Radar (Lowest-Tilt) layer only depicts radar returns obtained at the lowest angle of the radar’s sweep, which better correspond to where precipitation is reaching the ground in the form of rain or snow.
• The new layer benefits from significantly reduced latency of 6 minutes or less and also provides enhanced spatial resolution, although the layer doesn’t yet support storm track markers.
• The Radar (Lowest-Tilt) layer is currently limited to the US and South Korea.
Runway Analysis: Landing Factor Selector
• Separately calculate a flight’s landing distance during pre-flight planning and before arrival to better comply with your SOP and industry guidance on mitigating runway excursions.
• While in the Landing Analysis or Emergency Return views, tap either the Surface Condition or Landing Factor fields to access the new Landing Factor Selector.
• Select either Pre-Flight / Dispatch or In-Flight / LDTA under Phase of Flight to access different options for surface condition and landing factor, with the latter also supporting runway condition codes in place of actual surface conditions.
• Selecting different surface conditions in either mode will also automatically filter the list of available landing factors, which are more clearly labeled with both percentage and factor multiplication equivalents.
• Additional settings related to landing factor selection are also available in More > Aircraft > Field Performance > Landing
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis add-on for supported jet and select turboprop aircraft.
Runway Analysis: TOLD Card
• Brief your takeoff or landing with a clean and printer-friendly summary of the most critical pieces of information produced by Runway Analysis.
• In the Takeoff or Landing Analysis views, tap the new TOLD button next to the Summary button in the upper-right corner to view the TOLD card, and tap the Send To button in the top-right to share or print it.
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis add-on for supported jet and select turboprop aircraft.
The changes since the 16.3.x release include:
Reported Turbulence Map Layer
• Plan smoother and safer flights by seeing where pilots are actually encountering smooth air or turbulence with this powerful new map layer.
• The layer displays individual turbulence reports as color-coded dots representing turbulence intensity, which you can tap on to view the report’s age (up to approximately six hours old), altitude, airspeed, and the type code and wake category of the aircraft from which the report originated, as well as a list of nearby reports.
• An altitude slider is available to filter turbulence reports by altitude, and the Reported Turbulence layer is also available in Profile View, allowing you to view reports at all altitudes along your planned route.
• The new layer receives its data from Sentry and Sentry Plus devices, which automatically measure inflight turbulence and transmit de-identified reports via the ForeFlight Mobile app after each flight.
• Reported Turbulence is available as two subscription add-ons: Reported Turbulence (Low) provides access to all turbulence reports up to 14,000 feet, while the Reported Turbulence (All) add-on grants access to reports at all altitudes.
• The Reported Turbulence (Low) add-on is available free of charge to owners of Sentry or Sentry Plus devices on Pro Plus subscription plans and above who register their Sentry’s serial number at plan.foreflight.com/account. A 50% discount on the Reported Turbulence (All) layer is also provided to customers who register their Sentry.
US Lowest-Tilt Radar Map Layer
• See where precipitation is likely reaching the ground with the return of this popular map layer sporting lower latency and improved spatial resolution.
• The Radar (Lowest-Tilt) layer only depicts radar returns obtained at the lowest angle of the radar’s sweep, which better correspond to where precipitation is reaching the ground in the form of rain or snow.
• The new layer benefits from significantly reduced latency of 6 minutes or less and also provides enhanced spatial resolution, although the layer doesn’t yet support storm track markers.
• The Radar (Lowest-Tilt) layer is currently limited to the US and South Korea.
Runway Analysis: Landing Factor Selector
• Separately calculate a flight’s landing distance during pre-flight planning and before arrival to better comply with your SOP and industry guidance on mitigating runway excursions.
• While in the Landing Analysis or Emergency Return views, tap either the Surface Condition or Landing Factor fields to access the new Landing Factor Selector.
• Select either Pre-Flight / Dispatch or In-Flight / LDTA under Phase of Flight to access different options for surface condition and landing factor, with the latter also supporting runway condition codes in place of actual surface conditions.
• Selecting different surface conditions in either mode will also automatically filter the list of available landing factors, which are more clearly labeled with both percentage and factor multiplication equivalents.
• Additional settings related to landing factor selection are also available in More > Aircraft > Field Performance > Landing
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis add-on for supported jet and select turboprop aircraft.
Runway Analysis: TOLD Card
• Brief your takeoff or landing with a clean and printer-friendly summary of the most critical pieces of information produced by Runway Analysis.
• In the Takeoff or Landing Analysis views, tap the new TOLD button next to the Summary button in the upper-right corner to view the TOLD card, and tap the Send To button in the top-right to share or print it.
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis add-on for supported jet and select turboprop aircraft.
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Version History
16.4.2
May 1, 2024
Contains quality improvements to the previous 16.4.x releases.
The changes since the 16.3.x release include:
Reported Turbulence Map Layer
• Plan smoother and safer flights by seeing where pilots are actually encountering smooth air or turbulence with this powerful new map layer.
• The layer displays individual turbulence reports as color-coded dots representing turbulence intensity, which you can tap on to view the report’s age (up to approximately six hours old), altitude, airspeed, and the type code and wake category of the aircraft from which the report originated, as well as a list of nearby reports.
• An altitude slider is available to filter turbulence reports by altitude, and the Reported Turbulence layer is also available in Profile View, allowing you to view reports at all altitudes along your planned route.
• The new layer receives its data from Sentry and Sentry Plus devices, which automatically measure inflight turbulence and transmit de-identified reports via the ForeFlight Mobile app after each flight.
• Reported Turbulence is available as two subscription add-ons: Reported Turbulence (Low) provides access to all turbulence reports up to 14,000 feet, while the Reported Turbulence (All) add-on grants access to reports at all altitudes.
• The Reported Turbulence (Low) add-on is available free of charge to owners of Sentry or Sentry Plus devices on Pro Plus subscription plans and above who register their Sentry’s serial number at plan.foreflight.com/account. A 50% discount on the Reported Turbulence (All) layer is also provided to customers who register their Sentry.
US Lowest-Tilt Radar Map Layer
• See where precipitation is likely reaching the ground with the return of this popular map layer sporting lower latency and improved spatial resolution.
• The Radar (Lowest-Tilt) layer only depicts radar returns obtained at the lowest angle of the radar’s sweep, which better correspond to where precipitation is reaching the ground in the form of rain or snow.
• The new layer benefits from significantly reduced latency of 6 minutes or less and also provides enhanced spatial resolution, although the layer doesn’t yet support storm track markers.
• The Radar (Lowest-Tilt) layer is currently limited to the US and South Korea.
Runway Analysis: Landing Factor Selector
• Separately calculate a flight’s landing distance during pre-flight planning and before arrival to better comply with your SOP and industry guidance on mitigating runway excursions.
• While in the Landing Analysis or Emergency Return views, tap either the Surface Condition or Landing Factor fields to access the new Landing Factor Selector.
• Select either Pre-Flight / Dispatch or In-Flight / LDTA under Phase of Flight to access different options for surface condition and landing factor, with the latter also supporting runway condition codes in place of actual surface conditions.
• Selecting different surface conditions in either mode will also automatically filter the list of available landing factors, which are more clearly labeled with both percentage and factor multiplication equivalents.
• Additional settings related to landing factor selection are also available in More > Aircraft > Field Performance > Landing
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis add-on for supported jet and select turboprop aircraft.
Runway Analysis: TOLD Card
• Brief your takeoff or landing with a clean and printer-friendly summary of the most critical pieces of information produced by Runway Analysis.
• In the Takeoff or Landing Analysis views, tap the new TOLD button next to the Summary button in the upper-right corner to view the TOLD card, and tap the Send To button in the top-right to share or print it.
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis add-on for supported jet and select turboprop aircraft.
The changes since the 16.3.x release include:
Reported Turbulence Map Layer
• Plan smoother and safer flights by seeing where pilots are actually encountering smooth air or turbulence with this powerful new map layer.
• The layer displays individual turbulence reports as color-coded dots representing turbulence intensity, which you can tap on to view the report’s age (up to approximately six hours old), altitude, airspeed, and the type code and wake category of the aircraft from which the report originated, as well as a list of nearby reports.
• An altitude slider is available to filter turbulence reports by altitude, and the Reported Turbulence layer is also available in Profile View, allowing you to view reports at all altitudes along your planned route.
• The new layer receives its data from Sentry and Sentry Plus devices, which automatically measure inflight turbulence and transmit de-identified reports via the ForeFlight Mobile app after each flight.
• Reported Turbulence is available as two subscription add-ons: Reported Turbulence (Low) provides access to all turbulence reports up to 14,000 feet, while the Reported Turbulence (All) add-on grants access to reports at all altitudes.
• The Reported Turbulence (Low) add-on is available free of charge to owners of Sentry or Sentry Plus devices on Pro Plus subscription plans and above who register their Sentry’s serial number at plan.foreflight.com/account. A 50% discount on the Reported Turbulence (All) layer is also provided to customers who register their Sentry.
US Lowest-Tilt Radar Map Layer
• See where precipitation is likely reaching the ground with the return of this popular map layer sporting lower latency and improved spatial resolution.
• The Radar (Lowest-Tilt) layer only depicts radar returns obtained at the lowest angle of the radar’s sweep, which better correspond to where precipitation is reaching the ground in the form of rain or snow.
• The new layer benefits from significantly reduced latency of 6 minutes or less and also provides enhanced spatial resolution, although the layer doesn’t yet support storm track markers.
• The Radar (Lowest-Tilt) layer is currently limited to the US and South Korea.
Runway Analysis: Landing Factor Selector
• Separately calculate a flight’s landing distance during pre-flight planning and before arrival to better comply with your SOP and industry guidance on mitigating runway excursions.
• While in the Landing Analysis or Emergency Return views, tap either the Surface Condition or Landing Factor fields to access the new Landing Factor Selector.
• Select either Pre-Flight / Dispatch or In-Flight / LDTA under Phase of Flight to access different options for surface condition and landing factor, with the latter also supporting runway condition codes in place of actual surface conditions.
• Selecting different surface conditions in either mode will also automatically filter the list of available landing factors, which are more clearly labeled with both percentage and factor multiplication equivalents.
• Additional settings related to landing factor selection are also available in More > Aircraft > Field Performance > Landing
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis add-on for supported jet and select turboprop aircraft.
Runway Analysis: TOLD Card
• Brief your takeoff or landing with a clean and printer-friendly summary of the most critical pieces of information produced by Runway Analysis.
• In the Takeoff or Landing Analysis views, tap the new TOLD button next to the Summary button in the upper-right corner to view the TOLD card, and tap the Send To button in the top-right to share or print it.
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis add-on for supported jet and select turboprop aircraft.
16.4.1
Apr 25, 2024
Reported Turbulence Map Layer
• Plan smoother and safer flights by seeing where pilots are actually encountering smooth air or turbulence with this powerful new map layer.
• The layer displays individual turbulence reports as color-coded dots representing turbulence intensity, which you can tap on to view the report’s age (up to approximately six hours old), altitude, airspeed, and the type code and wake category of the aircraft from which the report originated, as well as a list of nearby reports.
• An altitude slider is available to filter turbulence reports by altitude, and the Reported Turbulence layer is also available in Profile View, allowing you to view reports at all altitudes along your planned route.
• The new layer receives its data from Sentry and Sentry Plus devices, which automatically measure inflight turbulence and transmit de-identified reports via the ForeFlight Mobile app after each flight.
• Reported Turbulence is available as two subscription add-ons: Reported Turbulence (Low) provides access to all turbulence reports up to 14,000 feet, while the Reported Turbulence (All) add-on grants access to reports at all altitudes.
• The Reported Turbulence (Low) add-on is available free of charge to owners of Sentry or Sentry Plus devices on Pro Plus subscription plans and above who register their Sentry’s serial number at plan.foreflight.com/account. A 50% discount on the Reported Turbulence (All) layer is also provided to customers who register their Sentry.
US Lowest-Tilt Radar Map Layer
• See where precipitation is likely reaching the ground with the return of this popular map layer sporting lower latency and improved spatial resolution.
• The Radar (Lowest-Tilt) layer only depicts radar returns obtained at the lowest angle of the radar’s sweep, which better correspond to where precipitation is reaching the ground in the form of rain or snow.
• The new layer benefits from significantly reduced latency of 6 minutes or less and also provides enhanced spatial resolution, although the layer doesn’t yet support storm track markers.
• The Radar (Lowest-Tilt) layer is currently limited to the US and South Korea.
Runway Analysis: Landing Factor Selector
• Separately calculate a flight’s landing distance during pre-flight planning and before arrival to better comply with your SOP and industry guidance on mitigating runway excursions.
• While in the Landing Analysis or Emergency Return views, tap either the Surface Condition or Landing Factor fields to access the new Landing Factor Selector.
• Select either Pre-Flight / Dispatch or In-Flight / LDTA under Phase of Flight to access different options for surface condition and landing factor, with the latter also supporting runway condition codes in place of actual surface conditions.
• Selecting different surface conditions in either mode will also automatically filter the list of available landing factors, which are more clearly labeled with both percentage and factor multiplication equivalents.
• Additional settings related to landing factor selection are also available in More > Aircraft > Field Performance > Landing
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis add-on for supported jet and select turboprop aircraft.
Runway Analysis: TOLD Card
• Brief your takeoff or landing with a clean and printer-friendly summary of the most critical pieces of information produced by Runway Analysis.
• In the Takeoff or Landing Analysis views, tap the new TOLD button next to the Summary button in the upper-right corner to view the TOLD card, and tap the Send To button in the top-right to share or print it.
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis add-on for supported jet and select turboprop aircraft.
• Plan smoother and safer flights by seeing where pilots are actually encountering smooth air or turbulence with this powerful new map layer.
• The layer displays individual turbulence reports as color-coded dots representing turbulence intensity, which you can tap on to view the report’s age (up to approximately six hours old), altitude, airspeed, and the type code and wake category of the aircraft from which the report originated, as well as a list of nearby reports.
• An altitude slider is available to filter turbulence reports by altitude, and the Reported Turbulence layer is also available in Profile View, allowing you to view reports at all altitudes along your planned route.
• The new layer receives its data from Sentry and Sentry Plus devices, which automatically measure inflight turbulence and transmit de-identified reports via the ForeFlight Mobile app after each flight.
• Reported Turbulence is available as two subscription add-ons: Reported Turbulence (Low) provides access to all turbulence reports up to 14,000 feet, while the Reported Turbulence (All) add-on grants access to reports at all altitudes.
• The Reported Turbulence (Low) add-on is available free of charge to owners of Sentry or Sentry Plus devices on Pro Plus subscription plans and above who register their Sentry’s serial number at plan.foreflight.com/account. A 50% discount on the Reported Turbulence (All) layer is also provided to customers who register their Sentry.
US Lowest-Tilt Radar Map Layer
• See where precipitation is likely reaching the ground with the return of this popular map layer sporting lower latency and improved spatial resolution.
• The Radar (Lowest-Tilt) layer only depicts radar returns obtained at the lowest angle of the radar’s sweep, which better correspond to where precipitation is reaching the ground in the form of rain or snow.
• The new layer benefits from significantly reduced latency of 6 minutes or less and also provides enhanced spatial resolution, although the layer doesn’t yet support storm track markers.
• The Radar (Lowest-Tilt) layer is currently limited to the US and South Korea.
Runway Analysis: Landing Factor Selector
• Separately calculate a flight’s landing distance during pre-flight planning and before arrival to better comply with your SOP and industry guidance on mitigating runway excursions.
• While in the Landing Analysis or Emergency Return views, tap either the Surface Condition or Landing Factor fields to access the new Landing Factor Selector.
• Select either Pre-Flight / Dispatch or In-Flight / LDTA under Phase of Flight to access different options for surface condition and landing factor, with the latter also supporting runway condition codes in place of actual surface conditions.
• Selecting different surface conditions in either mode will also automatically filter the list of available landing factors, which are more clearly labeled with both percentage and factor multiplication equivalents.
• Additional settings related to landing factor selection are also available in More > Aircraft > Field Performance > Landing
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis add-on for supported jet and select turboprop aircraft.
Runway Analysis: TOLD Card
• Brief your takeoff or landing with a clean and printer-friendly summary of the most critical pieces of information produced by Runway Analysis.
• In the Takeoff or Landing Analysis views, tap the new TOLD button next to the Summary button in the upper-right corner to view the TOLD card, and tap the Send To button in the top-right to share or print it.
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis add-on for supported jet and select turboprop aircraft.
16.4
Apr 22, 2024
Reported Turbulence Map Layer
• Plan smoother and safer flights by seeing where pilots are actually encountering smooth air or turbulence with this powerful new map layer.
• The layer displays individual turbulence reports as color-coded dots representing turbulence intensity, which you can tap on to view the report’s age (up to approximately six hours old), altitude, airspeed, and the type code and wake category of the aircraft from which the report originated, as well as a list of nearby reports.
• An altitude slider is available to filter turbulence reports by altitude, and the Reported Turbulence layer is also available in Profile View, allowing you to view reports at all altitudes along your planned route.
• The new layer receives its data from Sentry and Sentry Plus devices, which automatically measure inflight turbulence and transmit de-identified reports via the ForeFlight Mobile app after each flight.
• Reported Turbulence is available as two subscription add-ons: Reported Turbulence (Low) provides access to all turbulence reports up to 14,000 feet, while the Reported Turbulence (All) add-on grants access to reports at all altitudes.
• The Reported Turbulence (Low) add-on is available free of charge to owners of Sentry or Sentry Plus devices on Pro Plus subscription plans and above who register their Sentry’s serial number at plan.foreflight.com/account. A 50% discount on the Reported Turbulence (All) layer is also provided to customers who register their Sentry.
US Lowest-Tilt Radar Map Layer
• See where precipitation is likely reaching the ground with the return of this popular map layer sporting lower latency and improved spatial resolution.
• The Radar (Lowest-Tilt) layer only depicts radar returns obtained at the lowest angle of the radar’s sweep, which better correspond to where precipitation is reaching the ground in the form of rain or snow.
• The new layer benefits from significantly reduced latency of 6 minutes or less and also provides enhanced spatial resolution, although the layer doesn’t yet support storm track markers.
• The Radar (Lowest-Tilt) layer is currently limited to the US and South Korea.
Runway Analysis: Landing Factor Selector
• Separately calculate a flight’s landing distance during pre-flight planning and before arrival to better comply with your SOP and industry guidance on mitigating runway excursions.
• While in the Landing Analysis or Emergency Return views, tap either the Surface Condition or Landing Factor fields to access the new Landing Factor Selector.
• Select either Pre-Flight / Dispatch or In-Flight / LDTA under Phase of Flight to access different options for surface condition and landing factor, with the latter also supporting runway condition codes in place of actual surface conditions.
• Selecting different surface conditions in either mode will also automatically filter the list of available landing factors, which are more clearly labeled with both percentage and factor multiplication equivalents.
• Additional settings related to landing factor selection are also available in More > Aircraft > Field Performance > Landing
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis add-on for supported jet and select turboprop aircraft.
Runway Analysis: TOLD Card
• Brief your takeoff or landing with a clean and printer-friendly summary of the most critical pieces of information produced by Runway Analysis.
• In the Takeoff or Landing Analysis views, tap the new TOLD button next to the Summary button in the upper-right corner to view the TOLD card, and tap the Send To button in the top-right to share or print it.
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis add-on for supported jet and select turboprop aircraft.
• Plan smoother and safer flights by seeing where pilots are actually encountering smooth air or turbulence with this powerful new map layer.
• The layer displays individual turbulence reports as color-coded dots representing turbulence intensity, which you can tap on to view the report’s age (up to approximately six hours old), altitude, airspeed, and the type code and wake category of the aircraft from which the report originated, as well as a list of nearby reports.
• An altitude slider is available to filter turbulence reports by altitude, and the Reported Turbulence layer is also available in Profile View, allowing you to view reports at all altitudes along your planned route.
• The new layer receives its data from Sentry and Sentry Plus devices, which automatically measure inflight turbulence and transmit de-identified reports via the ForeFlight Mobile app after each flight.
• Reported Turbulence is available as two subscription add-ons: Reported Turbulence (Low) provides access to all turbulence reports up to 14,000 feet, while the Reported Turbulence (All) add-on grants access to reports at all altitudes.
• The Reported Turbulence (Low) add-on is available free of charge to owners of Sentry or Sentry Plus devices on Pro Plus subscription plans and above who register their Sentry’s serial number at plan.foreflight.com/account. A 50% discount on the Reported Turbulence (All) layer is also provided to customers who register their Sentry.
US Lowest-Tilt Radar Map Layer
• See where precipitation is likely reaching the ground with the return of this popular map layer sporting lower latency and improved spatial resolution.
• The Radar (Lowest-Tilt) layer only depicts radar returns obtained at the lowest angle of the radar’s sweep, which better correspond to where precipitation is reaching the ground in the form of rain or snow.
• The new layer benefits from significantly reduced latency of 6 minutes or less and also provides enhanced spatial resolution, although the layer doesn’t yet support storm track markers.
• The Radar (Lowest-Tilt) layer is currently limited to the US and South Korea.
Runway Analysis: Landing Factor Selector
• Separately calculate a flight’s landing distance during pre-flight planning and before arrival to better comply with your SOP and industry guidance on mitigating runway excursions.
• While in the Landing Analysis or Emergency Return views, tap either the Surface Condition or Landing Factor fields to access the new Landing Factor Selector.
• Select either Pre-Flight / Dispatch or In-Flight / LDTA under Phase of Flight to access different options for surface condition and landing factor, with the latter also supporting runway condition codes in place of actual surface conditions.
• Selecting different surface conditions in either mode will also automatically filter the list of available landing factors, which are more clearly labeled with both percentage and factor multiplication equivalents.
• Additional settings related to landing factor selection are also available in More > Aircraft > Field Performance > Landing
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis add-on for supported jet and select turboprop aircraft.
Runway Analysis: TOLD Card
• Brief your takeoff or landing with a clean and printer-friendly summary of the most critical pieces of information produced by Runway Analysis.
• In the Takeoff or Landing Analysis views, tap the new TOLD button next to the Summary button in the upper-right corner to view the TOLD card, and tap the Send To button in the top-right to share or print it.
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis add-on for supported jet and select turboprop aircraft.
16.3.1
Mar 28, 2024
Aeronautical Map Drawer
• A consolidated drawer now houses all Aeronautical Map toggles and settings, optimizing space when you aren’t using it.
• Tap the new button in the lower-left corner of the Maps view with the Aeronautical Map layer enabled to open the drawer and toggle map elements like airports, airspace, waypoints, airways, terrain, and more, or tap the ellipses button at the very bottom to access Aeronautical Map Settings.
• Below the toggles are new Aeronautical Modes for IFR High, IFR Low, and VFR, which you can select to quickly change altitude-based map elements like waypoints, navaids, airways, ATC boundaries, and VFR map elements.
• Any changes you make to the quick toggles or settings only apply to the currently selected Aeronautical Mode, so you can configure each mode with separate toggle selections and settings and change all of them at once just by switching modes.
• The Aeronautical Map Drawer will automatically close after a period of inactivity - 10 seconds by default. You can increase or decrease this time using the “Auto-Dismiss After” setting at the top of the Aeronautical Map Settings menu. You can also tap anywhere on the map to close the drawer.
Basic Navlog Template
• Tailored for VFR pilots, the new Basic Navlog offers a cleaner format resembling a traditional navlog.
• From the Flights view, tap the Navlog button next to Briefing at the top of a flight plan to open the Navlog, then tap the Settings cog in the top-right to select the Basic template.
• The Basic Navlog also has better print quality compared to the other Navlog formats, especially when using half-sheet printing.
Power Lines on Basemap
• Plan and fly with global power line depictions on ForeFlight's high-resolution Basemap for enhanced hazard awareness.
• Power lines are depicted on the map in a distinct maroon color, presented as lines with hash marks for easy identification.
• The Basemap is usually paired with the Aeronautical Map and can be seen by turning off other chart layers that cover it. Download the high-resolution basempa for other regions in More > Downloads > Data Settings.
Sentry Allows Cellular Data
• Access internet data in ForeFlight via your device’s cellular connection even while connected to any Sentry-family ADS-B receiver to check internet-sourced radar, amend a flight plan prior to takeoff, and more.
• Internet-based map layers will remain selectable while connected to Sentry so you can easily jump between them and live ADS-B weather while receiving cellular data.
New Airspace Settings
• Tailor the display of airspace on ForeFlight's Aeronautical Map with global Class E airspace filtering and more granular control over different types of Special Use Airspace.
• Previously only applied to US airspace, the Class E toggle now shows or hides Class E airspace globally. This toggle has also been grouped with TRSA and Mode C toggles in the Controlled Airspace section of the Aeronautical Map Settings menu.
• The new Special Use Airspace section of the Settings menu combines existing toggles for Parachute Areas and ADIZ with new, more granular toggles: "Prohibited & Restricted," "MOA, Alert, and Training," "Caution, Danger, & Warning," "TRA & TSA," and "Other."
• Access these and other airspace settings via the Settings button at the bottom of the new Aeronautical Map Drawer.
Southern Africa VFR Charts
• Detailed VFR charts providing comprehensive local airspace details are now accessible for several countries across southern Africa: Angola, Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.
• You can add this region to your ForeFlight subscription via the ForeFlight website and select countries in More > Downloads > Region Settings to download charts.
• A consolidated drawer now houses all Aeronautical Map toggles and settings, optimizing space when you aren’t using it.
• Tap the new button in the lower-left corner of the Maps view with the Aeronautical Map layer enabled to open the drawer and toggle map elements like airports, airspace, waypoints, airways, terrain, and more, or tap the ellipses button at the very bottom to access Aeronautical Map Settings.
• Below the toggles are new Aeronautical Modes for IFR High, IFR Low, and VFR, which you can select to quickly change altitude-based map elements like waypoints, navaids, airways, ATC boundaries, and VFR map elements.
• Any changes you make to the quick toggles or settings only apply to the currently selected Aeronautical Mode, so you can configure each mode with separate toggle selections and settings and change all of them at once just by switching modes.
• The Aeronautical Map Drawer will automatically close after a period of inactivity - 10 seconds by default. You can increase or decrease this time using the “Auto-Dismiss After” setting at the top of the Aeronautical Map Settings menu. You can also tap anywhere on the map to close the drawer.
Basic Navlog Template
• Tailored for VFR pilots, the new Basic Navlog offers a cleaner format resembling a traditional navlog.
• From the Flights view, tap the Navlog button next to Briefing at the top of a flight plan to open the Navlog, then tap the Settings cog in the top-right to select the Basic template.
• The Basic Navlog also has better print quality compared to the other Navlog formats, especially when using half-sheet printing.
Power Lines on Basemap
• Plan and fly with global power line depictions on ForeFlight's high-resolution Basemap for enhanced hazard awareness.
• Power lines are depicted on the map in a distinct maroon color, presented as lines with hash marks for easy identification.
• The Basemap is usually paired with the Aeronautical Map and can be seen by turning off other chart layers that cover it. Download the high-resolution basempa for other regions in More > Downloads > Data Settings.
Sentry Allows Cellular Data
• Access internet data in ForeFlight via your device’s cellular connection even while connected to any Sentry-family ADS-B receiver to check internet-sourced radar, amend a flight plan prior to takeoff, and more.
• Internet-based map layers will remain selectable while connected to Sentry so you can easily jump between them and live ADS-B weather while receiving cellular data.
New Airspace Settings
• Tailor the display of airspace on ForeFlight's Aeronautical Map with global Class E airspace filtering and more granular control over different types of Special Use Airspace.
• Previously only applied to US airspace, the Class E toggle now shows or hides Class E airspace globally. This toggle has also been grouped with TRSA and Mode C toggles in the Controlled Airspace section of the Aeronautical Map Settings menu.
• The new Special Use Airspace section of the Settings menu combines existing toggles for Parachute Areas and ADIZ with new, more granular toggles: "Prohibited & Restricted," "MOA, Alert, and Training," "Caution, Danger, & Warning," "TRA & TSA," and "Other."
• Access these and other airspace settings via the Settings button at the bottom of the new Aeronautical Map Drawer.
Southern Africa VFR Charts
• Detailed VFR charts providing comprehensive local airspace details are now accessible for several countries across southern Africa: Angola, Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.
• You can add this region to your ForeFlight subscription via the ForeFlight website and select countries in More > Downloads > Region Settings to download charts.
16.3
Mar 26, 2024
Aeronautical Map Drawer
• A consolidated drawer now houses all Aeronautical Map toggles and settings, optimizing space when you aren’t using it.
• Tap the new button in the lower-left corner of the Maps view with the Aeronautical Map layer enabled to open the drawer and toggle map elements like airports, airspace, waypoints, airways, terrain, and more, or tap the ellipses button at the very bottom to access Aeronautical Map Settings.
• Below the toggles are new Aeronautical Modes for IFR High, IFR Low, and VFR, which you can select to quickly change altitude-based map elements like waypoints, navaids, airways, ATC boundaries, and VFR map elements.
• Any changes you make to the quick toggles or settings only apply to the currently selected Aeronautical Mode, so you can configure each mode with separate toggle selections and settings and change all of them at once just by switching modes.
• The Aeronautical Map Drawer will automatically close after a period of inactivity - 10 seconds by default. You can increase or decrease this time using the “Auto-Dismiss After” setting at the top of the Aeronautical Map Settings menu. You can also tap anywhere on the map to close the drawer.
Basic Navlog Template
• Tailored for VFR pilots, the new Basic Navlog offers a cleaner format resembling a traditional navlog.
• From the Flights view, tap the Navlog button next to Briefing at the top of a flight plan to open the Navlog, then tap the Settings cog in the top-right to select the Basic template.
• The Basic Navlog also has better print quality compared to the other Navlog formats, especially when using half-sheet printing.
Power Lines on Basemap
• Plan and fly with global power line depictions on ForeFlight's high-resolution Basemap for enhanced hazard awareness.
• Power lines are depicted on the map in a distinct maroon color, presented as lines with hash marks for easy identification.
• The Basemap is usually paired with the Aeronautical Map and can be seen by turning off other chart layers that cover it. Download the high-resolution basempa for other regions in More > Downloads > Data Settings.
Sentry Allows Cellular Data
• Access internet data in ForeFlight via your device’s cellular connection even while connected to any Sentry-family ADS-B receiver to check internet-sourced radar, amend a flight plan prior to takeoff, and more.
• Internet-based map layers will remain selectable while connected to Sentry so you can easily jump between them and live ADS-B weather while receiving cellular data.
New Airspace Settings
• Tailor the display of airspace on ForeFlight's Aeronautical Map with global Class E airspace filtering and more granular control over different types of Special Use Airspace.
• Previously only applied to US airspace, the Class E toggle now shows or hides Class E airspace globally. This toggle has also been grouped with TRSA and Mode C toggles in the Controlled Airspace section of the Aeronautical Map Settings menu.
• The new Special Use Airspace section of the Settings menu combines existing toggles for Parachute Areas and ADIZ with new, more granular toggles: "Prohibited & Restricted," "MOA, Alert, and Training," "Caution, Danger, & Warning," "TRA & TSA," and "Other."
• Access these and other airspace settings via the Settings button at the bottom of the new Aeronautical Map Drawer.
Southern Africa VFR Charts
• Detailed VFR charts providing comprehensive local airspace details are now accessible for several countries across southern Africa: Angola, Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.
• You can add this region to your ForeFlight subscription via the ForeFlight website and select countries in More > Downloads > Region Settings to download charts.
• A consolidated drawer now houses all Aeronautical Map toggles and settings, optimizing space when you aren’t using it.
• Tap the new button in the lower-left corner of the Maps view with the Aeronautical Map layer enabled to open the drawer and toggle map elements like airports, airspace, waypoints, airways, terrain, and more, or tap the ellipses button at the very bottom to access Aeronautical Map Settings.
• Below the toggles are new Aeronautical Modes for IFR High, IFR Low, and VFR, which you can select to quickly change altitude-based map elements like waypoints, navaids, airways, ATC boundaries, and VFR map elements.
• Any changes you make to the quick toggles or settings only apply to the currently selected Aeronautical Mode, so you can configure each mode with separate toggle selections and settings and change all of them at once just by switching modes.
• The Aeronautical Map Drawer will automatically close after a period of inactivity - 10 seconds by default. You can increase or decrease this time using the “Auto-Dismiss After” setting at the top of the Aeronautical Map Settings menu. You can also tap anywhere on the map to close the drawer.
Basic Navlog Template
• Tailored for VFR pilots, the new Basic Navlog offers a cleaner format resembling a traditional navlog.
• From the Flights view, tap the Navlog button next to Briefing at the top of a flight plan to open the Navlog, then tap the Settings cog in the top-right to select the Basic template.
• The Basic Navlog also has better print quality compared to the other Navlog formats, especially when using half-sheet printing.
Power Lines on Basemap
• Plan and fly with global power line depictions on ForeFlight's high-resolution Basemap for enhanced hazard awareness.
• Power lines are depicted on the map in a distinct maroon color, presented as lines with hash marks for easy identification.
• The Basemap is usually paired with the Aeronautical Map and can be seen by turning off other chart layers that cover it. Download the high-resolution basempa for other regions in More > Downloads > Data Settings.
Sentry Allows Cellular Data
• Access internet data in ForeFlight via your device’s cellular connection even while connected to any Sentry-family ADS-B receiver to check internet-sourced radar, amend a flight plan prior to takeoff, and more.
• Internet-based map layers will remain selectable while connected to Sentry so you can easily jump between them and live ADS-B weather while receiving cellular data.
New Airspace Settings
• Tailor the display of airspace on ForeFlight's Aeronautical Map with global Class E airspace filtering and more granular control over different types of Special Use Airspace.
• Previously only applied to US airspace, the Class E toggle now shows or hides Class E airspace globally. This toggle has also been grouped with TRSA and Mode C toggles in the Controlled Airspace section of the Aeronautical Map Settings menu.
• The new Special Use Airspace section of the Settings menu combines existing toggles for Parachute Areas and ADIZ with new, more granular toggles: "Prohibited & Restricted," "MOA, Alert, and Training," "Caution, Danger, & Warning," "TRA & TSA," and "Other."
• Access these and other airspace settings via the Settings button at the bottom of the new Aeronautical Map Drawer.
Southern Africa VFR Charts
• Detailed VFR charts providing comprehensive local airspace details are now accessible for several countries across southern Africa: Angola, Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.
• You can add this region to your ForeFlight subscription via the ForeFlight website and select countries in More > Downloads > Region Settings to download charts.
16.2.1
Mar 4, 2024
MORA/LSALT Grid Overlay
• Identify the altitudes to avoid along your flight route by referencing the Minimum Off-Route Altitude (MORA), or Lowest Safe Altitude (LSALT) in Australia, directly on the map.
• Altitudes, in feet, are represented as the first number indicating thousands and the second, smaller number indicating hundreds within the grid.
• The grid initially is presented as a 5ºx5º grid, which dynamically condenses to 1ºx1º as you zoom in on the map.
• Altitudes under 10,000 feet are depicted in green, suggesting lower terrain/obstacle heights, while altitudes exceeding 10,000 feet are highlighted in red, indicating significantly higher terrain/obstacles.
• This new setting is enabled by default but can be disabled in Map Settings > Grid MORA/LSALT (ft) while the Aeronautical Map is active.
Logbook: Preview Student Comments
• Instructors can now review student comments prior to signing remote entries, ensuring transparency and efficiency. Easily append notes, sign, and save without hassle.
• New signature requests appear in Logbook > Drafts & Requests with a preview of the student’s comments.
• In addition to existing functionalities, instructors can now save the draft along with student comments to their personal logbook. This ensures that student comments are retained for future reference, enabling the instructor to maintain accurate records.
Aircraft on Same Runway Alerts
• Receive critical safety alerts before entering a runway, notifying you of other aircraft occupying the runway.
• The prominent visual and audio alerts specify which runway the traffic target is currently using or approaching and visually highlight the traffic target in red.
• Customize the types of alerts you receive or disable them entirely in Map Settings > Alerts.
• Available while receiving traffic information from any ADS-B or FLARM device.
Controlled Airspace Alerts: RMZs Added
• Controlled airspace alerts now encompass RMZs along with their frequencies, providing convenient and timely reference as you approach airspace.
• Visibility of RMZ frequencies requires a European subscription, while RMZ alerts are accessible to all users.
• You can optionally disable RMZs in airspace alerts and customize the alerts in other ways in Map Settings > Alerts > Airspace & NOTAMs.
• Identify the altitudes to avoid along your flight route by referencing the Minimum Off-Route Altitude (MORA), or Lowest Safe Altitude (LSALT) in Australia, directly on the map.
• Altitudes, in feet, are represented as the first number indicating thousands and the second, smaller number indicating hundreds within the grid.
• The grid initially is presented as a 5ºx5º grid, which dynamically condenses to 1ºx1º as you zoom in on the map.
• Altitudes under 10,000 feet are depicted in green, suggesting lower terrain/obstacle heights, while altitudes exceeding 10,000 feet are highlighted in red, indicating significantly higher terrain/obstacles.
• This new setting is enabled by default but can be disabled in Map Settings > Grid MORA/LSALT (ft) while the Aeronautical Map is active.
Logbook: Preview Student Comments
• Instructors can now review student comments prior to signing remote entries, ensuring transparency and efficiency. Easily append notes, sign, and save without hassle.
• New signature requests appear in Logbook > Drafts & Requests with a preview of the student’s comments.
• In addition to existing functionalities, instructors can now save the draft along with student comments to their personal logbook. This ensures that student comments are retained for future reference, enabling the instructor to maintain accurate records.
Aircraft on Same Runway Alerts
• Receive critical safety alerts before entering a runway, notifying you of other aircraft occupying the runway.
• The prominent visual and audio alerts specify which runway the traffic target is currently using or approaching and visually highlight the traffic target in red.
• Customize the types of alerts you receive or disable them entirely in Map Settings > Alerts.
• Available while receiving traffic information from any ADS-B or FLARM device.
Controlled Airspace Alerts: RMZs Added
• Controlled airspace alerts now encompass RMZs along with their frequencies, providing convenient and timely reference as you approach airspace.
• Visibility of RMZ frequencies requires a European subscription, while RMZ alerts are accessible to all users.
• You can optionally disable RMZs in airspace alerts and customize the alerts in other ways in Map Settings > Alerts > Airspace & NOTAMs.
16.2
Feb 27, 2024
MORA/LSALT Grid Overlay
• Identify the altitudes to avoid along your flight route by referencing the Minimum Off-Route Altitude (MORA), or Lowest Safe Altitude (LSALT) in Australia, directly on the map.
• Altitudes, in feet, are represented as the first number indicating thousands and the second, smaller number indicating hundreds within the grid.
• The grid initially is presented as a 5ºx5º grid, which dynamically condenses to 1ºx1º as you zoom in on the map.
• Altitudes under 10,000 feet are depicted in green, suggesting lower terrain/obstacle heights, while altitudes exceeding 10,000 feet are highlighted in red, indicating significantly higher terrain/obstacles.
• This new setting is enabled by default but can be disabled in Map Settings > Grid MORA/LSALT (ft) while the Aeronautical Map is active.
Logbook: Preview Student Comments
• Instructors can now review student comments prior to signing remote entries, ensuring transparency and efficiency. Easily append notes, sign, and save without hassle.
• New signature requests appear in Logbook > Drafts & Requests with a preview of the student’s comments.
• In addition to existing functionalities, instructors can now save the draft along with student comments to their personal logbook. This ensures that student comments are retained for future reference, enabling the instructor to maintain accurate records.
Aircraft on Same Runway Alerts
• Receive critical safety alerts before entering a runway, notifying you of other aircraft occupying the runway.
• The prominent visual and audio alerts specify which runway the traffic target is currently using or approaching and visually highlight the traffic target in red.
• Customize the types of alerts you receive or disable them entirely in Map Settings > Alerts.
• Available while receiving traffic information from any ADS-B or FLARM device.
Controlled Airspace Alerts: RMZs Added
• Controlled airspace alerts now encompass RMZs along with their frequencies, providing convenient and timely reference as you approach airspace.
• Visibility of RMZ frequencies requires a European subscription, while RMZ alerts are accessible to all users.
• You can optionally disable RMZs in airspace alerts and customize the alerts in other ways in Map Settings > Alerts > Airspace & NOTAMs.
• Identify the altitudes to avoid along your flight route by referencing the Minimum Off-Route Altitude (MORA), or Lowest Safe Altitude (LSALT) in Australia, directly on the map.
• Altitudes, in feet, are represented as the first number indicating thousands and the second, smaller number indicating hundreds within the grid.
• The grid initially is presented as a 5ºx5º grid, which dynamically condenses to 1ºx1º as you zoom in on the map.
• Altitudes under 10,000 feet are depicted in green, suggesting lower terrain/obstacle heights, while altitudes exceeding 10,000 feet are highlighted in red, indicating significantly higher terrain/obstacles.
• This new setting is enabled by default but can be disabled in Map Settings > Grid MORA/LSALT (ft) while the Aeronautical Map is active.
Logbook: Preview Student Comments
• Instructors can now review student comments prior to signing remote entries, ensuring transparency and efficiency. Easily append notes, sign, and save without hassle.
• New signature requests appear in Logbook > Drafts & Requests with a preview of the student’s comments.
• In addition to existing functionalities, instructors can now save the draft along with student comments to their personal logbook. This ensures that student comments are retained for future reference, enabling the instructor to maintain accurate records.
Aircraft on Same Runway Alerts
• Receive critical safety alerts before entering a runway, notifying you of other aircraft occupying the runway.
• The prominent visual and audio alerts specify which runway the traffic target is currently using or approaching and visually highlight the traffic target in red.
• Customize the types of alerts you receive or disable them entirely in Map Settings > Alerts.
• Available while receiving traffic information from any ADS-B or FLARM device.
Controlled Airspace Alerts: RMZs Added
• Controlled airspace alerts now encompass RMZs along with their frequencies, providing convenient and timely reference as you approach airspace.
• Visibility of RMZ frequencies requires a European subscription, while RMZ alerts are accessible to all users.
• You can optionally disable RMZs in airspace alerts and customize the alerts in other ways in Map Settings > Alerts > Airspace & NOTAMs.
16.1.1
Jan 25, 2024
Logbook Time Setting: Decimal (N.NN)
• Increase the precision of your flight time tracking in Logbook with a new Decimal (N.NN) option and reduce time discrepancies when converting from the HH:MM format.
• The new format is available in Logbook > Settings > Entry Time Format alongside the Decimal (N.N) and Hours & Minutes (HH:MM) formats.
Copy & Convert Coordinates
• Easily view and copy coordinates for waypoints, airports, and more in any of ForeFlight’s supported formats, including variations of the standard degrees format as well as the MGRS format.
• To view or copy a map element’s coordinates while it’s selected on the map, tap Coordinates in the Maps sidebar and choose from the six formats shown.
• To view or copy a map element’s coordinates from the Add to Route window after tap-holding on the map, tap More on the right and then tap Copy to access the same list of coordinates.
• You can also view or copy an airport's coordinates from the Airports view by scrolling to the Details section of the Info tab, tapping Features, then tapping the Copy button next to Location to see the coordinate format.
• Additionally, you can now paste coordinates of any format into different places within ForeFlight to convert them to your default format and display them properly, including in the Search bar and when using the Replace, Insert Before, and Insert After options after tapping any waypoint in your route. Pasting coordinates directly into the FPL Editor is not yet supported, however.
• The Coordinate Formats menu also includes a link at the bottom to the appropriate Settings page to change your default coordinate format, in More > Settings > Units/Time > Coordinates.
• These expanded coordinate functions are available with ForeFlight Performance and MFB One subscription plans.
Military Flight Bag: Cross Point at Bearing
• Like a virtual OBS, easily plan to cross any point at a desired bearing by specifying the bearing and leg length to add a new waypoint to your route.
• Set up a crossing for any waypoint in your route by tapping the waypoint’s bubble in the FPL Editor and tapping Cross Point at Bearing, and for any waypoint not in your route by tapping it on the map and tapping More in the top-right to find the Cross Point at Bearing option.
• Enter the desired Bearing (in °M or °T) and Leg Length in nautical miles, or select from predefined lengths of 1, 2, 5, or 10nm, then tap Add to Route. This adds a new waypoint to your route that sets up the intended crossing, with relevant information included in the new waypoint’s name.
• Cross Point at Bearing is available with ForeFlight’s MFB One subscription plan.
Runway Analysis: New Aircraft Support
• ForeFlight’s advanced Runway Analysis product for turbine aircraft now supports HondaJet’s HA-420 Legacy, APMG, Elite, Elite S, and Elite II models, along with Daher's Kodiak 100 and 900, and additional Pilatus PC-24 serial numbers (501+).
• Increase the precision of your flight time tracking in Logbook with a new Decimal (N.NN) option and reduce time discrepancies when converting from the HH:MM format.
• The new format is available in Logbook > Settings > Entry Time Format alongside the Decimal (N.N) and Hours & Minutes (HH:MM) formats.
Copy & Convert Coordinates
• Easily view and copy coordinates for waypoints, airports, and more in any of ForeFlight’s supported formats, including variations of the standard degrees format as well as the MGRS format.
• To view or copy a map element’s coordinates while it’s selected on the map, tap Coordinates in the Maps sidebar and choose from the six formats shown.
• To view or copy a map element’s coordinates from the Add to Route window after tap-holding on the map, tap More on the right and then tap Copy to access the same list of coordinates.
• You can also view or copy an airport's coordinates from the Airports view by scrolling to the Details section of the Info tab, tapping Features, then tapping the Copy button next to Location to see the coordinate format.
• Additionally, you can now paste coordinates of any format into different places within ForeFlight to convert them to your default format and display them properly, including in the Search bar and when using the Replace, Insert Before, and Insert After options after tapping any waypoint in your route. Pasting coordinates directly into the FPL Editor is not yet supported, however.
• The Coordinate Formats menu also includes a link at the bottom to the appropriate Settings page to change your default coordinate format, in More > Settings > Units/Time > Coordinates.
• These expanded coordinate functions are available with ForeFlight Performance and MFB One subscription plans.
Military Flight Bag: Cross Point at Bearing
• Like a virtual OBS, easily plan to cross any point at a desired bearing by specifying the bearing and leg length to add a new waypoint to your route.
• Set up a crossing for any waypoint in your route by tapping the waypoint’s bubble in the FPL Editor and tapping Cross Point at Bearing, and for any waypoint not in your route by tapping it on the map and tapping More in the top-right to find the Cross Point at Bearing option.
• Enter the desired Bearing (in °M or °T) and Leg Length in nautical miles, or select from predefined lengths of 1, 2, 5, or 10nm, then tap Add to Route. This adds a new waypoint to your route that sets up the intended crossing, with relevant information included in the new waypoint’s name.
• Cross Point at Bearing is available with ForeFlight’s MFB One subscription plan.
Runway Analysis: New Aircraft Support
• ForeFlight’s advanced Runway Analysis product for turbine aircraft now supports HondaJet’s HA-420 Legacy, APMG, Elite, Elite S, and Elite II models, along with Daher's Kodiak 100 and 900, and additional Pilatus PC-24 serial numbers (501+).
16.1
Jan 18, 2024
Logbook Time Setting: Decimal (N.NN)
• Increase the precision of your flight time tracking in Logbook with a new Decimal (N.NN) option and reduce time discrepancies when converting from the HH:MM format.
• The new format is available in Logbook > Settings > Entry Time Format alongside the Decimal (N.N) and Hours & Minutes (HH:MM) formats.
Copy & Convert Coordinates
• Easily view and copy coordinates for waypoints, airports, and more in any of ForeFlight’s supported formats, including variations of the standard degrees format as well as the MGRS format.
• To view or copy a map element’s coordinates while it’s selected on the map, tap Coordinates in the Maps sidebar and choose from the six formats shown.
• To view or copy a map element’s coordinates from the Add to Route window after tap-holding on the map, tap More on the right and then tap Copy to access the same list of coordinates.
• You can also view or copy an airport's coordinates from the Airports view by scrolling to the Details section of the Info tab, tapping Features, then tapping the Copy button next to Location to see the coordinate format.
• Additionally, you can now paste coordinates of any format into different places within ForeFlight to convert them to your default format and display them properly, including in the Search bar and when using the Replace, Insert Before, and Insert After options after tapping any waypoint in your route. Pasting coordinates directly into the FPL Editor is not yet supported, however.
• The Coordinate Formats menu also includes a link at the bottom to the appropriate Settings page to change your default coordinate format, in More > Settings > Units/Time > Coordinates.
• These expanded coordinate functions are available with ForeFlight Performance and MFB One subscription plans.
Military Flight Bag: Cross Point at Bearing
• Like a virtual OBS, easily plan to cross any point at a desired bearing by specifying the bearing and leg length to add a new waypoint to your route.
• Set up a crossing for any waypoint in your route by tapping the waypoint’s bubble in the FPL Editor and tapping Cross Point at Bearing, and for any waypoint not in your route by tapping it on the map and tapping More in the top-right to find the Cross Point at Bearing option.
• Enter the desired Bearing (in °M or °T) and Leg Length in nautical miles, or select from predefined lengths of 1, 2, 5, or 10nm, then tap Add to Route. This adds a new waypoint to your route that sets up the intended crossing, with relevant information included in the new waypoint’s name.
• Cross Point at Bearing is available with ForeFlight’s MFB One subscription plan.
Runway Analysis: New Aircraft Support
• ForeFlight’s advanced Runway Analysis product for turbine aircraft now supports HondaJet’s HA-420 Legacy, APMG, Elite, Elite S, and Elite II models, along with Daher's Kodiak 100 and 900, and additional Pilatus PC-24 serial numbers (501+).
• Increase the precision of your flight time tracking in Logbook with a new Decimal (N.NN) option and reduce time discrepancies when converting from the HH:MM format.
• The new format is available in Logbook > Settings > Entry Time Format alongside the Decimal (N.N) and Hours & Minutes (HH:MM) formats.
Copy & Convert Coordinates
• Easily view and copy coordinates for waypoints, airports, and more in any of ForeFlight’s supported formats, including variations of the standard degrees format as well as the MGRS format.
• To view or copy a map element’s coordinates while it’s selected on the map, tap Coordinates in the Maps sidebar and choose from the six formats shown.
• To view or copy a map element’s coordinates from the Add to Route window after tap-holding on the map, tap More on the right and then tap Copy to access the same list of coordinates.
• You can also view or copy an airport's coordinates from the Airports view by scrolling to the Details section of the Info tab, tapping Features, then tapping the Copy button next to Location to see the coordinate format.
• Additionally, you can now paste coordinates of any format into different places within ForeFlight to convert them to your default format and display them properly, including in the Search bar and when using the Replace, Insert Before, and Insert After options after tapping any waypoint in your route. Pasting coordinates directly into the FPL Editor is not yet supported, however.
• The Coordinate Formats menu also includes a link at the bottom to the appropriate Settings page to change your default coordinate format, in More > Settings > Units/Time > Coordinates.
• These expanded coordinate functions are available with ForeFlight Performance and MFB One subscription plans.
Military Flight Bag: Cross Point at Bearing
• Like a virtual OBS, easily plan to cross any point at a desired bearing by specifying the bearing and leg length to add a new waypoint to your route.
• Set up a crossing for any waypoint in your route by tapping the waypoint’s bubble in the FPL Editor and tapping Cross Point at Bearing, and for any waypoint not in your route by tapping it on the map and tapping More in the top-right to find the Cross Point at Bearing option.
• Enter the desired Bearing (in °M or °T) and Leg Length in nautical miles, or select from predefined lengths of 1, 2, 5, or 10nm, then tap Add to Route. This adds a new waypoint to your route that sets up the intended crossing, with relevant information included in the new waypoint’s name.
• Cross Point at Bearing is available with ForeFlight’s MFB One subscription plan.
Runway Analysis: New Aircraft Support
• ForeFlight’s advanced Runway Analysis product for turbine aircraft now supports HondaJet’s HA-420 Legacy, APMG, Elite, Elite S, and Elite II models, along with Daher's Kodiak 100 and 900, and additional Pilatus PC-24 serial numbers (501+).
15.11.3
Jan 16, 2024
Frequencies in Airspace Alerts
• Controlled airspace alerts now provide a list of relevant frequencies as you approach an airspace for easy and timely reference.
• The types of frequencies shown in Airspace Alerts vary by airspace type to display the most relevant frequencies and minimize clutter. For instance, Class A, B, and C airspace alerts show approach and departure frequencies, whereas Class D alerts exclusively show tower frequencies. Alerts for other specialized airspace types such as ATZs and MATZs include tower, radio, and information frequencies, while TMZ alerts include the squawk code and frequency.
• You can optionally disable frequencies in airspace alerts and customize the alerts in other ways in Maps Settings > Alerts > Airspace & NOTAMs.
New Global ForeFlight Regions
• We’re preparing to expand our global chart and data support by launching new regions around the world that you can select as part of your subscription.
• The new regions build on ForeFlight’s existing options for the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Australia with the addition of Latin America, Africa, the Middle East & South Asia, Asia & Pacific, and New Zealand.
• With the exception of the Latin America region (see below), limited government-sourced charts and documents will be available for these new regions. Our team is actively sourcing and processing data as it becomes available to us. Adding one of these regions to your subscription will grant you access to the latest data and charts as they are added.
• Jeppesen global chart coverages are available now as subscription add-ons to fulfill pilots' current IFR requirements in regions where we don’t provide government charts.
New Country Support: Brazil
• Brazilian government charts, data, and documents are now available as part of ForeFlight’s new Latin America region.
• Included are AIPs and terminal procedures from DECEA, IFR High and Low enroute charts, VFR charts including REA and REH charts, VFR waypoints in ForeFlight’s Aeronautical Map layer, and documents in the Latin America Documents drive.
• After adding the Latin America region to your subscription on ForeFlight’s website you can select Brazil in More > Downloads > Region Settings > Latin America to download the charts and data.
Oceanic Plotting in Active Navlog
• ForeFlight’s Active Navlog add-on product for Business accounts now supports full-fledged Oceanic Plotting in conjunction with a ForeFlight Dispatch subscription.
• Access Active Navlog by going to More > Active Navlog and selecting from the list of upcoming flights, or by opening the traditional Navlog from the Flights view and tapping the “Go to Active Navlog” button in the bottom-right.
• Active Navlog allows pilots to record time and fuel actuals, altimeter checks, ATC clearances, and more, while customers who also have ForeFlight Dispatch can additionally activate non-radar procedures in Active Navlog to record position reports and GNE checks.
• Each position report and GNE check is automatically documented in the master flight log with a corresponding screenshot, ensuring a comprehensive record of the entire flight that is automatically synced to the flight in Dispatch for easy retrieval.
• Controlled airspace alerts now provide a list of relevant frequencies as you approach an airspace for easy and timely reference.
• The types of frequencies shown in Airspace Alerts vary by airspace type to display the most relevant frequencies and minimize clutter. For instance, Class A, B, and C airspace alerts show approach and departure frequencies, whereas Class D alerts exclusively show tower frequencies. Alerts for other specialized airspace types such as ATZs and MATZs include tower, radio, and information frequencies, while TMZ alerts include the squawk code and frequency.
• You can optionally disable frequencies in airspace alerts and customize the alerts in other ways in Maps Settings > Alerts > Airspace & NOTAMs.
New Global ForeFlight Regions
• We’re preparing to expand our global chart and data support by launching new regions around the world that you can select as part of your subscription.
• The new regions build on ForeFlight’s existing options for the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Australia with the addition of Latin America, Africa, the Middle East & South Asia, Asia & Pacific, and New Zealand.
• With the exception of the Latin America region (see below), limited government-sourced charts and documents will be available for these new regions. Our team is actively sourcing and processing data as it becomes available to us. Adding one of these regions to your subscription will grant you access to the latest data and charts as they are added.
• Jeppesen global chart coverages are available now as subscription add-ons to fulfill pilots' current IFR requirements in regions where we don’t provide government charts.
New Country Support: Brazil
• Brazilian government charts, data, and documents are now available as part of ForeFlight’s new Latin America region.
• Included are AIPs and terminal procedures from DECEA, IFR High and Low enroute charts, VFR charts including REA and REH charts, VFR waypoints in ForeFlight’s Aeronautical Map layer, and documents in the Latin America Documents drive.
• After adding the Latin America region to your subscription on ForeFlight’s website you can select Brazil in More > Downloads > Region Settings > Latin America to download the charts and data.
Oceanic Plotting in Active Navlog
• ForeFlight’s Active Navlog add-on product for Business accounts now supports full-fledged Oceanic Plotting in conjunction with a ForeFlight Dispatch subscription.
• Access Active Navlog by going to More > Active Navlog and selecting from the list of upcoming flights, or by opening the traditional Navlog from the Flights view and tapping the “Go to Active Navlog” button in the bottom-right.
• Active Navlog allows pilots to record time and fuel actuals, altimeter checks, ATC clearances, and more, while customers who also have ForeFlight Dispatch can additionally activate non-radar procedures in Active Navlog to record position reports and GNE checks.
• Each position report and GNE check is automatically documented in the master flight log with a corresponding screenshot, ensuring a comprehensive record of the entire flight that is automatically synced to the flight in Dispatch for easy retrieval.
15.11.2
Jan 3, 2024
Frequencies in Airspace Alerts
• Controlled airspace alerts now provide a list of relevant frequencies as you approach an airspace for easy and timely reference.
• The types of frequencies shown in Airspace Alerts vary by airspace type to display the most relevant frequencies and minimize clutter. For instance, Class A, B, and C airspace alerts show approach and departure frequencies, whereas Class D alerts exclusively show tower frequencies. Alerts for other specialized airspace types such as ATZs and MATZs include tower, radio, and information frequencies, while TMZ alerts include the squawk code and frequency.
• You can optionally disable frequencies in airspace alerts and customize the alerts in other ways in Maps Settings > Alerts > Airspace & NOTAMs.
New Global ForeFlight Regions
• We’re preparing to expand our global chart and data support by launching new regions around the world that you can select as part of your subscription.
• The new regions build on ForeFlight’s existing options for the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Australia with the addition of Latin America, Africa, the Middle East & South Asia, Asia & Pacific, and New Zealand.
• With the exception of the Latin America region (see below), limited government-sourced charts and documents will be available for these new regions. Our team is actively sourcing and processing data as it becomes available to us. Adding one of these regions to your subscription will grant you access to the latest data and charts as they are added.
• Jeppesen global chart coverages are available now as subscription add-ons to fulfill pilots' current IFR requirements in regions where we don’t provide government charts.
New Country Support: Brazil
• Brazilian government charts, data, and documents are now available as part of ForeFlight’s new Latin America region.
• Included are AIPs and terminal procedures from DECEA, IFR High and Low enroute charts, VFR charts including REA and REH charts, VFR waypoints in ForeFlight’s Aeronautical Map layer, and documents in the Latin America Documents drive.
• After adding the Latin America region to your subscription on ForeFlight’s website you can select Brazil in More > Downloads > Region Settings > Latin America to download the charts and data.
Oceanic Plotting in Active Navlog
• ForeFlight’s Active Navlog add-on product for Business accounts now supports full-fledged Oceanic Plotting in conjunction with a ForeFlight Dispatch subscription.
• Access Active Navlog by going to More > Active Navlog and selecting from the list of upcoming flights, or by opening the traditional Navlog from the Flights view and tapping the “Go to Active Navlog” button in the bottom-right.
• Active Navlog allows pilots to record time and fuel actuals, altimeter checks, ATC clearances, and more, while customers who also have ForeFlight Dispatch can additionally activate non-radar procedures in Active Navlog to record position reports and GNE checks.
• Each position report and GNE check is automatically documented in the master flight log with a corresponding screenshot, ensuring a comprehensive record of the entire flight that is automatically synced to the flight in Dispatch for easy retrieval.
• Controlled airspace alerts now provide a list of relevant frequencies as you approach an airspace for easy and timely reference.
• The types of frequencies shown in Airspace Alerts vary by airspace type to display the most relevant frequencies and minimize clutter. For instance, Class A, B, and C airspace alerts show approach and departure frequencies, whereas Class D alerts exclusively show tower frequencies. Alerts for other specialized airspace types such as ATZs and MATZs include tower, radio, and information frequencies, while TMZ alerts include the squawk code and frequency.
• You can optionally disable frequencies in airspace alerts and customize the alerts in other ways in Maps Settings > Alerts > Airspace & NOTAMs.
New Global ForeFlight Regions
• We’re preparing to expand our global chart and data support by launching new regions around the world that you can select as part of your subscription.
• The new regions build on ForeFlight’s existing options for the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Australia with the addition of Latin America, Africa, the Middle East & South Asia, Asia & Pacific, and New Zealand.
• With the exception of the Latin America region (see below), limited government-sourced charts and documents will be available for these new regions. Our team is actively sourcing and processing data as it becomes available to us. Adding one of these regions to your subscription will grant you access to the latest data and charts as they are added.
• Jeppesen global chart coverages are available now as subscription add-ons to fulfill pilots' current IFR requirements in regions where we don’t provide government charts.
New Country Support: Brazil
• Brazilian government charts, data, and documents are now available as part of ForeFlight’s new Latin America region.
• Included are AIPs and terminal procedures from DECEA, IFR High and Low enroute charts, VFR charts including REA and REH charts, VFR waypoints in ForeFlight’s Aeronautical Map layer, and documents in the Latin America Documents drive.
• After adding the Latin America region to your subscription on ForeFlight’s website you can select Brazil in More > Downloads > Region Settings > Latin America to download the charts and data.
Oceanic Plotting in Active Navlog
• ForeFlight’s Active Navlog add-on product for Business accounts now supports full-fledged Oceanic Plotting in conjunction with a ForeFlight Dispatch subscription.
• Access Active Navlog by going to More > Active Navlog and selecting from the list of upcoming flights, or by opening the traditional Navlog from the Flights view and tapping the “Go to Active Navlog” button in the bottom-right.
• Active Navlog allows pilots to record time and fuel actuals, altimeter checks, ATC clearances, and more, while customers who also have ForeFlight Dispatch can additionally activate non-radar procedures in Active Navlog to record position reports and GNE checks.
• Each position report and GNE check is automatically documented in the master flight log with a corresponding screenshot, ensuring a comprehensive record of the entire flight that is automatically synced to the flight in Dispatch for easy retrieval.
15.11.1
Dec 7, 2023
Frequencies in Airspace Alerts
• Controlled airspace alerts now provide a list of relevant frequencies as you approach an airspace for easy and timely reference.
• The types of frequencies shown in Airspace Alerts vary by airspace type to display the most relevant frequencies and minimize clutter. For instance, Class A, B, and C airspace alerts show approach and departure frequencies, whereas Class D alerts exclusively show tower frequencies. Alerts for other specialized airspace types such as ATZs and MATZs include tower, radio, and information frequencies, while TMZ alerts include the squawk code and frequency.
• You can optionally disable frequencies in airspace alerts and customize the alerts in other ways in Maps Settings > Alerts > Airspace & NOTAMs.
New Global ForeFlight Regions
• We’re preparing to expand our global chart and data support by launching new regions around the world that you can select as part of your subscription.
• The new regions build on ForeFlight’s existing options for the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Australia with the addition of Latin America, Africa, the Middle East & South Asia, Asia & Pacific, and New Zealand.
• With the exception of the Latin America region (see below), limited government-sourced charts and documents will be available for these new regions. Our team is actively sourcing and processing data as it becomes available to us. Adding one of these regions to your subscription will grant you access to the latest data and charts as they are added.
• Jeppesen global chart coverages are available now as subscription add-ons to fulfill pilots' current IFR requirements in regions where we don’t provide government charts.
New Country Support: Brazil
• Brazilian government charts, data, and documents are now available as part of ForeFlight’s new Latin America region.
• Included are AIPs and terminal procedures from DECEA, IFR High and Low enroute charts, VFR charts including REA and REH charts, VFR waypoints in ForeFlight’s Aeronautical Map layer, and documents in the Latin America Documents drive.
• After adding the Latin America region to your subscription on ForeFlight’s website you can select Brazil in More > Downloads > Region Settings > Latin America to download the charts and data.
Oceanic Plotting in Active Navlog
• ForeFlight’s Active Navlog add-on product for Business accounts now supports full-fledged Oceanic Plotting in conjunction with a ForeFlight Dispatch subscription.
• Access Active Navlog by going to More > Active Navlog and selecting from the list of upcoming flights, or by opening the traditional Navlog from the Flights view and tapping the “Go to Active Navlog” button in the bottom-right.
• Active Navlog allows pilots to record time and fuel actuals, altimeter checks, ATC clearances, and more, while customers who also have ForeFlight Dispatch can additionally activate non-radar procedures in Active Navlog to record position reports and GNE checks.
• Each position report and GNE check is automatically documented in the master flight log with a corresponding screenshot, ensuring a comprehensive record of the entire flight that is automatically synced to the flight in Dispatch for easy retrieval.
• Controlled airspace alerts now provide a list of relevant frequencies as you approach an airspace for easy and timely reference.
• The types of frequencies shown in Airspace Alerts vary by airspace type to display the most relevant frequencies and minimize clutter. For instance, Class A, B, and C airspace alerts show approach and departure frequencies, whereas Class D alerts exclusively show tower frequencies. Alerts for other specialized airspace types such as ATZs and MATZs include tower, radio, and information frequencies, while TMZ alerts include the squawk code and frequency.
• You can optionally disable frequencies in airspace alerts and customize the alerts in other ways in Maps Settings > Alerts > Airspace & NOTAMs.
New Global ForeFlight Regions
• We’re preparing to expand our global chart and data support by launching new regions around the world that you can select as part of your subscription.
• The new regions build on ForeFlight’s existing options for the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Australia with the addition of Latin America, Africa, the Middle East & South Asia, Asia & Pacific, and New Zealand.
• With the exception of the Latin America region (see below), limited government-sourced charts and documents will be available for these new regions. Our team is actively sourcing and processing data as it becomes available to us. Adding one of these regions to your subscription will grant you access to the latest data and charts as they are added.
• Jeppesen global chart coverages are available now as subscription add-ons to fulfill pilots' current IFR requirements in regions where we don’t provide government charts.
New Country Support: Brazil
• Brazilian government charts, data, and documents are now available as part of ForeFlight’s new Latin America region.
• Included are AIPs and terminal procedures from DECEA, IFR High and Low enroute charts, VFR charts including REA and REH charts, VFR waypoints in ForeFlight’s Aeronautical Map layer, and documents in the Latin America Documents drive.
• After adding the Latin America region to your subscription on ForeFlight’s website you can select Brazil in More > Downloads > Region Settings > Latin America to download the charts and data.
Oceanic Plotting in Active Navlog
• ForeFlight’s Active Navlog add-on product for Business accounts now supports full-fledged Oceanic Plotting in conjunction with a ForeFlight Dispatch subscription.
• Access Active Navlog by going to More > Active Navlog and selecting from the list of upcoming flights, or by opening the traditional Navlog from the Flights view and tapping the “Go to Active Navlog” button in the bottom-right.
• Active Navlog allows pilots to record time and fuel actuals, altimeter checks, ATC clearances, and more, while customers who also have ForeFlight Dispatch can additionally activate non-radar procedures in Active Navlog to record position reports and GNE checks.
• Each position report and GNE check is automatically documented in the master flight log with a corresponding screenshot, ensuring a comprehensive record of the entire flight that is automatically synced to the flight in Dispatch for easy retrieval.
15.11
Nov 28, 2023
Frequencies in Airspace Alerts
• Controlled airspace alerts now provide a list of relevant frequencies as you approach an airspace for easy and timely reference.
• The types of frequencies shown in Airspace Alerts vary by airspace type to display the most relevant frequencies and minimize clutter. For instance, Class A, B, and C airspace alerts show approach and departure frequencies, whereas Class D alerts exclusively show tower frequencies. Alerts for other specialized airspace types such as ATZs and MATZs include tower, radio, and information frequencies, while TMZ alerts include the squawk code and frequency.
• You can optionally disable frequencies in airspace alerts and customize the alerts in other ways in Maps Settings > Alerts > Airspace & NOTAMs.
New Global ForeFlight Regions
• We’re preparing to expand our global chart and data support by launching new regions around the world that you can select as part of your subscription.
• The new regions build on ForeFlight’s existing options for the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Australia with the addition of Latin America, Africa, the Middle East & South Asia, Asia & Pacific, and New Zealand.
• With the exception of the Latin America region (see below), limited government-sourced charts and documents will be available for these new regions. Our team is actively sourcing and processing data as it becomes available to us. Adding one of these regions to your subscription will grant you access to the latest data and charts as they are added.
• Jeppesen global chart coverages are available now as subscription add-ons to fulfill pilots' current IFR requirements in regions where we don’t provide government charts.
New Country Support: Brazil
• Brazilian government charts, data, and documents are now available as part of ForeFlight’s new Latin America region.
• Included are AIPs and terminal procedures from DECEA, IFR High and Low enroute charts, VFR charts including REA and REH charts, VFR waypoints in ForeFlight’s Aeronautical Map layer, and documents in the Latin America Documents drive.
• After adding the Latin America region to your subscription on ForeFlight’s website you can select Brazil in More > Downloads > Region Settings > Latin America to download the charts and data.
Oceanic Plotting in Active Navlog
• ForeFlight’s Active Navlog add-on product for Business accounts now supports full-fledged Oceanic Plotting in conjunction with a ForeFlight Dispatch subscription.
• Access Active Navlog by going to More > Active Navlog and selecting from the list of upcoming flights, or by opening the traditional Navlog from the Flights view and tapping the “Go to Active Navlog” button in the bottom-right.
• Active Navlog allows pilots to record time and fuel actuals, altimeter checks, ATC clearances, and more, while customers who also have ForeFlight Dispatch can additionally activate non-radar procedures in Active Navlog to record position reports and GNE checks.
• Each position report and GNE check is automatically documented in the master flight log with a corresponding screenshot, ensuring a comprehensive record of the entire flight that is automatically synced to the flight in Dispatch for easy retrieval.
• Controlled airspace alerts now provide a list of relevant frequencies as you approach an airspace for easy and timely reference.
• The types of frequencies shown in Airspace Alerts vary by airspace type to display the most relevant frequencies and minimize clutter. For instance, Class A, B, and C airspace alerts show approach and departure frequencies, whereas Class D alerts exclusively show tower frequencies. Alerts for other specialized airspace types such as ATZs and MATZs include tower, radio, and information frequencies, while TMZ alerts include the squawk code and frequency.
• You can optionally disable frequencies in airspace alerts and customize the alerts in other ways in Maps Settings > Alerts > Airspace & NOTAMs.
New Global ForeFlight Regions
• We’re preparing to expand our global chart and data support by launching new regions around the world that you can select as part of your subscription.
• The new regions build on ForeFlight’s existing options for the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Australia with the addition of Latin America, Africa, the Middle East & South Asia, Asia & Pacific, and New Zealand.
• With the exception of the Latin America region (see below), limited government-sourced charts and documents will be available for these new regions. Our team is actively sourcing and processing data as it becomes available to us. Adding one of these regions to your subscription will grant you access to the latest data and charts as they are added.
• Jeppesen global chart coverages are available now as subscription add-ons to fulfill pilots' current IFR requirements in regions where we don’t provide government charts.
New Country Support: Brazil
• Brazilian government charts, data, and documents are now available as part of ForeFlight’s new Latin America region.
• Included are AIPs and terminal procedures from DECEA, IFR High and Low enroute charts, VFR charts including REA and REH charts, VFR waypoints in ForeFlight’s Aeronautical Map layer, and documents in the Latin America Documents drive.
• After adding the Latin America region to your subscription on ForeFlight’s website you can select Brazil in More > Downloads > Region Settings > Latin America to download the charts and data.
Oceanic Plotting in Active Navlog
• ForeFlight’s Active Navlog add-on product for Business accounts now supports full-fledged Oceanic Plotting in conjunction with a ForeFlight Dispatch subscription.
• Access Active Navlog by going to More > Active Navlog and selecting from the list of upcoming flights, or by opening the traditional Navlog from the Flights view and tapping the “Go to Active Navlog” button in the bottom-right.
• Active Navlog allows pilots to record time and fuel actuals, altimeter checks, ATC clearances, and more, while customers who also have ForeFlight Dispatch can additionally activate non-radar procedures in Active Navlog to record position reports and GNE checks.
• Each position report and GNE check is automatically documented in the master flight log with a corresponding screenshot, ensuring a comprehensive record of the entire flight that is automatically synced to the flight in Dispatch for easy retrieval.
15.10.1
Nov 2, 2023
Logbook Report Enhancements
• Logbook Reports are enhanced with FAA Part 141 progress tracking, a timestamp showing when a given report was last generated, and greater consistency between reports generated by ForeFlight Mobile and ForeFlight Web.
• FAA Part 141 tracking is now available on ForeFlight mobile, and visually represented by prominent large green checkmarks, allowing for quick and easy progress assessment at a glance.
• A new timestamp on your Logbook report will display when the report was last updated, and will even turn yellow when the information is over a day old, helping alert you to potentially stale Logbook data when working offline.
• Ground Training and Night Cross Country columns are now included in both Complete and Condensed Logbook reports, while 8710 reports now incorporate class hours.
• Additionally, time-based columns with 0 reported hours will now display as empty to reduce visual clutter in reports.
Augmented SID/STAR Fix Labels
• Easily view speed and altitude limits for each fix in departure and arrival procedures using Augmented Procedure markers on the Aeronautical Map, Procedure Advisor, and 3D Preview.
• Augmented Procedure markers are also already available for approach procedures.
• When choosing a departure or arrival and its associated transition in Procedure Advisor, you can now directly view speed and altitude limits to your route preview.
• Available with ForeFlight Performance subscription plans.
Runway Analysis: Takeoff Runway Intersection
• Specify a runway intersection as your takeoff starting point and ForeFlight will automatically incorporate the reduced runway length into its Takeoff Analysis calculation.
• From the Flights view, tap Takeoff next to your Departure airport and then select a runway to access the new Intersection options.
• Once you've selected an intersection or specified a custom TORA, ForeFlight will automatically calculate and display the Remaining Usable Length in a new field, which you can further adjust manually, if necessary.
• The selected Intersection and Remaining Usable Length are included in the Runway Analysis section of your Flight Summary document, including in the Max Takeoff Weight Analysis section that displays all potential intersections for the available runways.
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis add-on for supported jet and turboprop models.
New Runway Analysis Aircraft Support
• ForeFlight’s advanced Runway Analysis product for turbine aircraft now supports Dassault’s Falcon 50/50EX/50EX with API Winglets.
• Logbook Reports are enhanced with FAA Part 141 progress tracking, a timestamp showing when a given report was last generated, and greater consistency between reports generated by ForeFlight Mobile and ForeFlight Web.
• FAA Part 141 tracking is now available on ForeFlight mobile, and visually represented by prominent large green checkmarks, allowing for quick and easy progress assessment at a glance.
• A new timestamp on your Logbook report will display when the report was last updated, and will even turn yellow when the information is over a day old, helping alert you to potentially stale Logbook data when working offline.
• Ground Training and Night Cross Country columns are now included in both Complete and Condensed Logbook reports, while 8710 reports now incorporate class hours.
• Additionally, time-based columns with 0 reported hours will now display as empty to reduce visual clutter in reports.
Augmented SID/STAR Fix Labels
• Easily view speed and altitude limits for each fix in departure and arrival procedures using Augmented Procedure markers on the Aeronautical Map, Procedure Advisor, and 3D Preview.
• Augmented Procedure markers are also already available for approach procedures.
• When choosing a departure or arrival and its associated transition in Procedure Advisor, you can now directly view speed and altitude limits to your route preview.
• Available with ForeFlight Performance subscription plans.
Runway Analysis: Takeoff Runway Intersection
• Specify a runway intersection as your takeoff starting point and ForeFlight will automatically incorporate the reduced runway length into its Takeoff Analysis calculation.
• From the Flights view, tap Takeoff next to your Departure airport and then select a runway to access the new Intersection options.
• Once you've selected an intersection or specified a custom TORA, ForeFlight will automatically calculate and display the Remaining Usable Length in a new field, which you can further adjust manually, if necessary.
• The selected Intersection and Remaining Usable Length are included in the Runway Analysis section of your Flight Summary document, including in the Max Takeoff Weight Analysis section that displays all potential intersections for the available runways.
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis add-on for supported jet and turboprop models.
New Runway Analysis Aircraft Support
• ForeFlight’s advanced Runway Analysis product for turbine aircraft now supports Dassault’s Falcon 50/50EX/50EX with API Winglets.
15.10
Oct 23, 2023
Logbook Report Enhancements
• Logbook Reports are enhanced with FAA Part 141 progress tracking, a timestamp showing when a given report was last generated, and greater consistency between reports generated by ForeFlight Mobile and ForeFlight Web.
• FAA Part 141 tracking is now available on ForeFlight mobile, and visually represented by prominent large green checkmarks, allowing for quick and easy progress assessment at a glance.
• A new timestamp on your Logbook report will display when the report was last updated, and will even turn yellow when the information is over a day old, helping alert you to potentially stale Logbook data when working offline.
• Ground Training and Night Cross Country columns are now included in both Complete and Condensed Logbook reports, while 8710 reports now incorporate class hours.
• Additionally, time-based columns with 0 reported hours will now display as empty to reduce visual clutter in reports.
Augmented SID/STAR Fix Labels
• Easily view speed and altitude limits for each fix in departure and arrival procedures using Augmented Procedure markers on the Aeronautical Map, Procedure Advisor, and 3D Preview.
• Augmented Procedure markers are also already available for approach procedures.
• When choosing a departure or arrival and its associated transition in Procedure Advisor, you can now directly view speed and altitude limits to your route preview.
• Available with ForeFlight Performance subscription plans.
Runway Analysis: Takeoff Runway Intersection
• Specify a runway intersection as your takeoff starting point and ForeFlight will automatically incorporate the reduced runway length into its Takeoff Analysis calculation.
• From the Flights view, tap Takeoff next to your Departure airport and then select a runway to access the new Intersection options.
• Once you've selected an intersection or specified a custom TORA, ForeFlight will automatically calculate and display the Remaining Usable Length in a new field, which you can further adjust manually, if necessary.
• The selected Intersection and Remaining Usable Length are included in the Runway Analysis section of your Flight Summary document, including in the Max Takeoff Weight Analysis section that displays all potential intersections for the available runways.
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis add-on for supported jet and turboprop models.
New Runway Analysis Aircraft Support
• ForeFlight’s advanced Runway Analysis product for turbine aircraft now supports Dassault’s Falcon 50/50EX/50EX with API Winglets.
• Logbook Reports are enhanced with FAA Part 141 progress tracking, a timestamp showing when a given report was last generated, and greater consistency between reports generated by ForeFlight Mobile and ForeFlight Web.
• FAA Part 141 tracking is now available on ForeFlight mobile, and visually represented by prominent large green checkmarks, allowing for quick and easy progress assessment at a glance.
• A new timestamp on your Logbook report will display when the report was last updated, and will even turn yellow when the information is over a day old, helping alert you to potentially stale Logbook data when working offline.
• Ground Training and Night Cross Country columns are now included in both Complete and Condensed Logbook reports, while 8710 reports now incorporate class hours.
• Additionally, time-based columns with 0 reported hours will now display as empty to reduce visual clutter in reports.
Augmented SID/STAR Fix Labels
• Easily view speed and altitude limits for each fix in departure and arrival procedures using Augmented Procedure markers on the Aeronautical Map, Procedure Advisor, and 3D Preview.
• Augmented Procedure markers are also already available for approach procedures.
• When choosing a departure or arrival and its associated transition in Procedure Advisor, you can now directly view speed and altitude limits to your route preview.
• Available with ForeFlight Performance subscription plans.
Runway Analysis: Takeoff Runway Intersection
• Specify a runway intersection as your takeoff starting point and ForeFlight will automatically incorporate the reduced runway length into its Takeoff Analysis calculation.
• From the Flights view, tap Takeoff next to your Departure airport and then select a runway to access the new Intersection options.
• Once you've selected an intersection or specified a custom TORA, ForeFlight will automatically calculate and display the Remaining Usable Length in a new field, which you can further adjust manually, if necessary.
• The selected Intersection and Remaining Usable Length are included in the Runway Analysis section of your Flight Summary document, including in the Max Takeoff Weight Analysis section that displays all potential intersections for the available runways.
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis add-on for supported jet and turboprop models.
New Runway Analysis Aircraft Support
• ForeFlight’s advanced Runway Analysis product for turbine aircraft now supports Dassault’s Falcon 50/50EX/50EX with API Winglets.
15.9.2
Oct 9, 2023
New “Beta” Radar Layer
• Try our new vector Radar layer, which provides less pixelated and more timely radar returns based on the same data as the main Radar layer.
• Enable this new layer in Layer Selector > Radar (Beta)..
• The Radar (Beta) Layer returns data about 3.5 minutes faster compared to the original radar layer.
• Just like the current Radar layer, the Four Color option is available for the new layer in Map Settings > Four Color Radar.
Map Annotations Eraser
• Easily erase any Map Annotation without using the Clear or Undo buttons.
• While in Map Annotation mode, tap the new Eraser button to the right of the Annotation options in the top-left of the screen, then drag your finger across any annotation to remove it.
• If you accidentally erase something, tap the Undo button once or more to revert each application of the eraser.
Logbook Filters
• Find specific Logbook entries more easily with new search filters.
• Use the filter button at the top of your Logbook entry list to easily sort entries by date range, aircraft type, tail number, destination or departure airport, and much more.
Profile Line Pointer
• Locate hazards shown in Profile View on the overhead map and easily visualize the Profile Corridor along your route.
• Tap-hold within Profile View until you see a vertical line appear, then drag left or right to highlight terrain, obstacles, and airspace along your route.
• A corresponding line perpendicular to your route will also appear on the overhead map and move back and forth as you drag your finger in Profile View.
• The width of the line is equal to the width of the Profile Corridor, so the line will intersect all hazards and airspace depicted in Profile View as you drag your finger over them, changing color accordingly based on your Hazard Altitude settings.
• To disable the Profile Corridor and only view the Profile Line Pointer, go to Map Settings > Hazards > Corridor Activation and select Hide.
• The Profile Line Pointer works in both modes of Profile View (Route and Inflight), and even works when using Profile View in conjunction with the Ruler to view the terrain profile between an arbitrary pair of points.
• Profile View is included in Pro Plus subscription plans and above.
Hide Airspace Activated By NOTAM
• Declutter the Aeronautical Map by hiding all airspace activated by NOTAM.
• The new “Activation by NOTAM” setting is enabled by default to match current behavior, and you can disable it in Map Settings > Airspace > Activation by NOTAM while the Aeronautical Map is enabled to hide airspaces that are only activated by NOTAM.
• Enable the NOTAMs map layer to reveal active and soon-to-be-active airspace without cluttering the map with non-active airspace.
Runway Analysis: Missed Approach Climb Requirements
• Ensure your aircraft’s performance meets the missed approach climb requirements at your destination as part of ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis Landing page.
• While planning a flight with a Runway Analysis-enabled aircraft in the Flights view, tap the Landing button next to your destination airport, then tap the toggle for Missed Approach.
• Specify the procedure’s minimum climb and altitude requirements to have ForeFlight account for these as it calculates your max landing weight. If your max landing weight is constrained by the climb requirements then ForeFlight will indicate this at the top of the page.
• Use the toggle next to the Minimum Climb Gradient field to switch between feet per nautical mile or gradient percentage.
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis product for jets. Missed Approach Climb Requirements for turboprops will be coming in a future release.
New Runway Analysis Aircraft Support
• ForeFlight’s advanced Runway Analysis product for turbine aircraft now supports Textron’s Citation C700 Longitude and Dassault’s Falcon 2000.
• Try our new vector Radar layer, which provides less pixelated and more timely radar returns based on the same data as the main Radar layer.
• Enable this new layer in Layer Selector > Radar (Beta)..
• The Radar (Beta) Layer returns data about 3.5 minutes faster compared to the original radar layer.
• Just like the current Radar layer, the Four Color option is available for the new layer in Map Settings > Four Color Radar.
Map Annotations Eraser
• Easily erase any Map Annotation without using the Clear or Undo buttons.
• While in Map Annotation mode, tap the new Eraser button to the right of the Annotation options in the top-left of the screen, then drag your finger across any annotation to remove it.
• If you accidentally erase something, tap the Undo button once or more to revert each application of the eraser.
Logbook Filters
• Find specific Logbook entries more easily with new search filters.
• Use the filter button at the top of your Logbook entry list to easily sort entries by date range, aircraft type, tail number, destination or departure airport, and much more.
Profile Line Pointer
• Locate hazards shown in Profile View on the overhead map and easily visualize the Profile Corridor along your route.
• Tap-hold within Profile View until you see a vertical line appear, then drag left or right to highlight terrain, obstacles, and airspace along your route.
• A corresponding line perpendicular to your route will also appear on the overhead map and move back and forth as you drag your finger in Profile View.
• The width of the line is equal to the width of the Profile Corridor, so the line will intersect all hazards and airspace depicted in Profile View as you drag your finger over them, changing color accordingly based on your Hazard Altitude settings.
• To disable the Profile Corridor and only view the Profile Line Pointer, go to Map Settings > Hazards > Corridor Activation and select Hide.
• The Profile Line Pointer works in both modes of Profile View (Route and Inflight), and even works when using Profile View in conjunction with the Ruler to view the terrain profile between an arbitrary pair of points.
• Profile View is included in Pro Plus subscription plans and above.
Hide Airspace Activated By NOTAM
• Declutter the Aeronautical Map by hiding all airspace activated by NOTAM.
• The new “Activation by NOTAM” setting is enabled by default to match current behavior, and you can disable it in Map Settings > Airspace > Activation by NOTAM while the Aeronautical Map is enabled to hide airspaces that are only activated by NOTAM.
• Enable the NOTAMs map layer to reveal active and soon-to-be-active airspace without cluttering the map with non-active airspace.
Runway Analysis: Missed Approach Climb Requirements
• Ensure your aircraft’s performance meets the missed approach climb requirements at your destination as part of ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis Landing page.
• While planning a flight with a Runway Analysis-enabled aircraft in the Flights view, tap the Landing button next to your destination airport, then tap the toggle for Missed Approach.
• Specify the procedure’s minimum climb and altitude requirements to have ForeFlight account for these as it calculates your max landing weight. If your max landing weight is constrained by the climb requirements then ForeFlight will indicate this at the top of the page.
• Use the toggle next to the Minimum Climb Gradient field to switch between feet per nautical mile or gradient percentage.
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis product for jets. Missed Approach Climb Requirements for turboprops will be coming in a future release.
New Runway Analysis Aircraft Support
• ForeFlight’s advanced Runway Analysis product for turbine aircraft now supports Textron’s Citation C700 Longitude and Dassault’s Falcon 2000.
15.9.1
Sep 28, 2023
New “Beta” Radar Layer
• Try our new vector Radar layer, which provides less pixelated and more timely radar returns based on the same data as the main Radar layer.
• Enable this new layer in Layer Selector > Radar (Beta)..
• The Radar (Beta) Layer returns data about 3.5 minutes faster compared to the original radar layer.
• Just like the current Radar layer, the Four Color option is available for the new layer in Map Settings > Four Color Radar.
Map Annotations Eraser
• Easily erase any Map Annotation without using the Clear or Undo buttons.
• While in Map Annotation mode, tap the new Eraser button to the right of the Annotation options in the top-left of the screen, then drag your finger across any annotation to remove it.
• If you accidentally erase something, tap the Undo button once or more to revert each application of the eraser.
Logbook Filters
• Find specific Logbook entries more easily with new search filters.
• Use the filter button at the top of your Logbook entry list to easily sort entries by date range, aircraft type, tail number, destination or departure airport, and much more.
Profile Line Pointer
• Locate hazards shown in Profile View on the overhead map and easily visualize the Profile Corridor along your route.
• Tap-hold within Profile View until you see a vertical line appear, then drag left or right to highlight terrain, obstacles, and airspace along your route.
• A corresponding line perpendicular to your route will also appear on the overhead map and move back and forth as you drag your finger in Profile View.
• The width of the line is equal to the width of the Profile Corridor, so the line will intersect all hazards and airspace depicted in Profile View as you drag your finger over them, changing color accordingly based on your Hazard Altitude settings.
• To disable the Profile Corridor and only view the Profile Line Pointer, go to Map Settings > Hazards > Corridor Activation and select Hide.
• The Profile Line Pointer works in both modes of Profile View (Route and Inflight), and even works when using Profile View in conjunction with the Ruler to view the terrain profile between an arbitrary pair of points.
• Profile View is included in Pro Plus subscription plans and above.
Hide Airspace Activated By NOTAM
• Declutter the Aeronautical Map by hiding all airspace activated by NOTAM.
• The new “Activation by NOTAM” setting is enabled by default to match current behavior, and you can disable it in Map Settings > Airspace > Activation by NOTAM while the Aeronautical Map is enabled to hide airspaces that are only activated by NOTAM.
• Enable the NOTAMs map layer to reveal active and soon-to-be-active airspace without cluttering the map with non-active airspace.
Runway Analysis: Missed Approach Climb Requirements
• Ensure your aircraft’s performance meets the missed approach climb requirements at your destination as part of ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis Landing page.
• While planning a flight with a Runway Analysis-enabled aircraft in the Flights view, tap the Landing button next to your destination airport, then tap the toggle for Missed Approach.
• Specify the procedure’s minimum climb and altitude requirements to have ForeFlight account for these as it calculates your max landing weight. If your max landing weight is constrained by the climb requirements then ForeFlight will indicate this at the top of the page.
• Use the toggle next to the Minimum Climb Gradient field to switch between feet per nautical mile or gradient percentage.
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis product for jets. Missed Approach Climb Requirements for turboprops will be coming in a future release.
New Runway Analysis Aircraft Support
• ForeFlight’s advanced Runway Analysis product for turbine aircraft now supports Textron’s Citation C700 Longitude and Dassault’s Falcon 2000.
• Try our new vector Radar layer, which provides less pixelated and more timely radar returns based on the same data as the main Radar layer.
• Enable this new layer in Layer Selector > Radar (Beta)..
• The Radar (Beta) Layer returns data about 3.5 minutes faster compared to the original radar layer.
• Just like the current Radar layer, the Four Color option is available for the new layer in Map Settings > Four Color Radar.
Map Annotations Eraser
• Easily erase any Map Annotation without using the Clear or Undo buttons.
• While in Map Annotation mode, tap the new Eraser button to the right of the Annotation options in the top-left of the screen, then drag your finger across any annotation to remove it.
• If you accidentally erase something, tap the Undo button once or more to revert each application of the eraser.
Logbook Filters
• Find specific Logbook entries more easily with new search filters.
• Use the filter button at the top of your Logbook entry list to easily sort entries by date range, aircraft type, tail number, destination or departure airport, and much more.
Profile Line Pointer
• Locate hazards shown in Profile View on the overhead map and easily visualize the Profile Corridor along your route.
• Tap-hold within Profile View until you see a vertical line appear, then drag left or right to highlight terrain, obstacles, and airspace along your route.
• A corresponding line perpendicular to your route will also appear on the overhead map and move back and forth as you drag your finger in Profile View.
• The width of the line is equal to the width of the Profile Corridor, so the line will intersect all hazards and airspace depicted in Profile View as you drag your finger over them, changing color accordingly based on your Hazard Altitude settings.
• To disable the Profile Corridor and only view the Profile Line Pointer, go to Map Settings > Hazards > Corridor Activation and select Hide.
• The Profile Line Pointer works in both modes of Profile View (Route and Inflight), and even works when using Profile View in conjunction with the Ruler to view the terrain profile between an arbitrary pair of points.
• Profile View is included in Pro Plus subscription plans and above.
Hide Airspace Activated By NOTAM
• Declutter the Aeronautical Map by hiding all airspace activated by NOTAM.
• The new “Activation by NOTAM” setting is enabled by default to match current behavior, and you can disable it in Map Settings > Airspace > Activation by NOTAM while the Aeronautical Map is enabled to hide airspaces that are only activated by NOTAM.
• Enable the NOTAMs map layer to reveal active and soon-to-be-active airspace without cluttering the map with non-active airspace.
Runway Analysis: Missed Approach Climb Requirements
• Ensure your aircraft’s performance meets the missed approach climb requirements at your destination as part of ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis Landing page.
• While planning a flight with a Runway Analysis-enabled aircraft in the Flights view, tap the Landing button next to your destination airport, then tap the toggle for Missed Approach.
• Specify the procedure’s minimum climb and altitude requirements to have ForeFlight account for these as it calculates your max landing weight. If your max landing weight is constrained by the climb requirements then ForeFlight will indicate this at the top of the page.
• Use the toggle next to the Minimum Climb Gradient field to switch between feet per nautical mile or gradient percentage.
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis product for jets. Missed Approach Climb Requirements for turboprops will be coming in a future release.
New Runway Analysis Aircraft Support
• ForeFlight’s advanced Runway Analysis product for turbine aircraft now supports Textron’s Citation C700 Longitude and Dassault’s Falcon 2000.
15.9
Sep 25, 2023
New “Beta” Radar Layer
• Try our new vector Radar layer, which provides less pixelated and more timely radar returns based on the same data as the main Radar layer.
• Enable this new layer in Layer Selector > Radar (Beta).
• The Radar (Beta) Layer returns data about 3.5 minutes faster compared to the original radar layer.
• Just like the current Radar layer, the Four Color option is available for the new layer in Map Settings > Four Color Radar.
Map Annotations Eraser
• Easily erase any Map Annotation without using the Clear or Undo buttons.
• While in Map Annotation mode, tap the new Eraser button to the right of the Annotation options in the top-left of the screen, then drag your finger across any annotation to remove it.
• If you accidentally erase something, tap the Undo button once or more to revert each application of the eraser.
Logbook Filters
• Find specific Logbook entries more easily with new search filters.
• Use the filter button at the top of your Logbook entry list to easily sort entries by date range, aircraft type, tail number, destination or departure airport, and much more.
Profile Line Pointer
• Locate hazards shown in Profile View on the overhead map and easily visualize the Profile Corridor along your route.
• Tap-hold within Profile View until you see a vertical line appear, then drag left or right to highlight terrain, obstacles, and airspace along your route.
• A corresponding line perpendicular to your route will also appear on the overhead map and move back and forth as you drag your finger in Profile View.
• The width of the line is equal to the width of the Profile Corridor, so the line will intersect all hazards and airspace depicted in Profile View as you drag your finger over them, changing color accordingly based on your Hazard Altitude settings.
• To disable the Profile Corridor and only view the Profile Line Pointer, go to Map Settings > Hazards > Corridor Activation and select Hide.
• The Profile Line Pointer works in both modes of Profile View (Route and Inflight), and even works when using Profile View in conjunction with the Ruler to view the terrain profile between an arbitrary pair of points.
• Profile View is included in Pro Plus subscription plans and above.
Hide Airspace Activated By NOTAM
• Declutter the Aeronautical Map by hiding all airspace activated by NOTAM.
• The new “Activation by NOTAM” setting is enabled by default to match current behavior, and you can disable it in Map Settings > Airspace > Activation by NOTAM while the Aeronautical Map is enabled to hide airspaces that are only activated by NOTAM.
• Enable the NOTAMs map layer to reveal active and soon-to-be-active airspace without cluttering the map with non-active airspace.
Runway Analysis: Missed Approach Climb Requirements
• Ensure your aircraft’s performance meets the missed approach climb requirements at your destination as part of ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis Landing page.
• While planning a flight with a Runway Analysis-enabled aircraft in the Flights view, tap the Landing button next to your destination airport, then tap the toggle for Missed Approach.
• Specify the procedure’s minimum climb and altitude requirements to have ForeFlight account for these as it calculates your max landing weight. If your max landing weight is constrained by the climb requirements then ForeFlight will indicate this at the top of the page.
• Use the toggle next to the Minimum Climb Gradient field to switch between feet per nautical mile or gradient percentage.
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis product for jets. Missed Approach Climb Requirements for turboprops will be coming in a future release.
New Runway Analysis Aircraft Support
• ForeFlight’s advanced Runway Analysis product for turbine aircraft now supports Textron’s Citation C700 Longitude and Dassault’s Falcon 2000.
• Try our new vector Radar layer, which provides less pixelated and more timely radar returns based on the same data as the main Radar layer.
• Enable this new layer in Layer Selector > Radar (Beta).
• The Radar (Beta) Layer returns data about 3.5 minutes faster compared to the original radar layer.
• Just like the current Radar layer, the Four Color option is available for the new layer in Map Settings > Four Color Radar.
Map Annotations Eraser
• Easily erase any Map Annotation without using the Clear or Undo buttons.
• While in Map Annotation mode, tap the new Eraser button to the right of the Annotation options in the top-left of the screen, then drag your finger across any annotation to remove it.
• If you accidentally erase something, tap the Undo button once or more to revert each application of the eraser.
Logbook Filters
• Find specific Logbook entries more easily with new search filters.
• Use the filter button at the top of your Logbook entry list to easily sort entries by date range, aircraft type, tail number, destination or departure airport, and much more.
Profile Line Pointer
• Locate hazards shown in Profile View on the overhead map and easily visualize the Profile Corridor along your route.
• Tap-hold within Profile View until you see a vertical line appear, then drag left or right to highlight terrain, obstacles, and airspace along your route.
• A corresponding line perpendicular to your route will also appear on the overhead map and move back and forth as you drag your finger in Profile View.
• The width of the line is equal to the width of the Profile Corridor, so the line will intersect all hazards and airspace depicted in Profile View as you drag your finger over them, changing color accordingly based on your Hazard Altitude settings.
• To disable the Profile Corridor and only view the Profile Line Pointer, go to Map Settings > Hazards > Corridor Activation and select Hide.
• The Profile Line Pointer works in both modes of Profile View (Route and Inflight), and even works when using Profile View in conjunction with the Ruler to view the terrain profile between an arbitrary pair of points.
• Profile View is included in Pro Plus subscription plans and above.
Hide Airspace Activated By NOTAM
• Declutter the Aeronautical Map by hiding all airspace activated by NOTAM.
• The new “Activation by NOTAM” setting is enabled by default to match current behavior, and you can disable it in Map Settings > Airspace > Activation by NOTAM while the Aeronautical Map is enabled to hide airspaces that are only activated by NOTAM.
• Enable the NOTAMs map layer to reveal active and soon-to-be-active airspace without cluttering the map with non-active airspace.
Runway Analysis: Missed Approach Climb Requirements
• Ensure your aircraft’s performance meets the missed approach climb requirements at your destination as part of ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis Landing page.
• While planning a flight with a Runway Analysis-enabled aircraft in the Flights view, tap the Landing button next to your destination airport, then tap the toggle for Missed Approach.
• Specify the procedure’s minimum climb and altitude requirements to have ForeFlight account for these as it calculates your max landing weight. If your max landing weight is constrained by the climb requirements then ForeFlight will indicate this at the top of the page.
• Use the toggle next to the Minimum Climb Gradient field to switch between feet per nautical mile or gradient percentage.
• Available with ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis product for jets. Missed Approach Climb Requirements for turboprops will be coming in a future release.
New Runway Analysis Aircraft Support
• ForeFlight’s advanced Runway Analysis product for turbine aircraft now supports Textron’s Citation C700 Longitude and Dassault’s Falcon 2000.
15.8.1
Aug 30, 2023
Streamlined Fuel Price Submissions
• Submit updated fuel prices or confirm current ones more easily with a new streamlined interface.
• Just tap any fuel price listed in Airports > FBOs or from the Fuel Price map layers to either report a price change or to confirm the current price.
• If a fuel provider has not specified a price for a type of fuel that they offer, you can add a price by tapping Add in the appropriate fuel type row
• As before, if a fuel provider does not offer a certain fuel type, you will see None listed instead of a price.
• Additionally, fuel prices can be submitted offline and will be uploaded the next time your device establishes a data connection.
New Zealand VFR Waypoints
• Pilots in New Zealand can now view, plan, and file with VFR Waypoints on the Aeronautical Map layer.
• VFR Waypoints are already supported for Europe, the US, Canada, Australia, and South Africa.
• These Waypoints are easily identifiable on the map by their turquoise flag icons, and you can interact with them by tapping on them to access more information or add them to your route.
• By default, VFR Waypoints are enabled, but you can choose to disable them by accessing Map Settings > VFR Aeronautical Details while the Aeronautical Map layer is active.
Support For Smaller French Airports
• Over 600 airfields from the BASULM directory provided by the French ULM Federation have been added to ForeFlight for viewing, flight planning, and filing.
• Plan and file flights to and from small airports in France that lack an official ICAO or IATA code designation, just as you would with larger airports.
• Tap these airports to view additional details and add them to your flight plan, and search for them by name using the Search bar.
• Each airfield also has an Airfield Info document with additional details in the Airport > Procedures tab.
• When you file a flight plan with one of these airports, ForeFlight will automatically file the departure or destination as ZZZZ in Section 16 of the ICAO flight plan and add the airport’s latitude and longitude under Section 18.
• Submit updated fuel prices or confirm current ones more easily with a new streamlined interface.
• Just tap any fuel price listed in Airports > FBOs or from the Fuel Price map layers to either report a price change or to confirm the current price.
• If a fuel provider has not specified a price for a type of fuel that they offer, you can add a price by tapping Add in the appropriate fuel type row
• As before, if a fuel provider does not offer a certain fuel type, you will see None listed instead of a price.
• Additionally, fuel prices can be submitted offline and will be uploaded the next time your device establishes a data connection.
New Zealand VFR Waypoints
• Pilots in New Zealand can now view, plan, and file with VFR Waypoints on the Aeronautical Map layer.
• VFR Waypoints are already supported for Europe, the US, Canada, Australia, and South Africa.
• These Waypoints are easily identifiable on the map by their turquoise flag icons, and you can interact with them by tapping on them to access more information or add them to your route.
• By default, VFR Waypoints are enabled, but you can choose to disable them by accessing Map Settings > VFR Aeronautical Details while the Aeronautical Map layer is active.
Support For Smaller French Airports
• Over 600 airfields from the BASULM directory provided by the French ULM Federation have been added to ForeFlight for viewing, flight planning, and filing.
• Plan and file flights to and from small airports in France that lack an official ICAO or IATA code designation, just as you would with larger airports.
• Tap these airports to view additional details and add them to your flight plan, and search for them by name using the Search bar.
• Each airfield also has an Airfield Info document with additional details in the Airport > Procedures tab.
• When you file a flight plan with one of these airports, ForeFlight will automatically file the departure or destination as ZZZZ in Section 16 of the ICAO flight plan and add the airport’s latitude and longitude under Section 18.
15.8
Aug 21, 2023
Streamlined Fuel Price Submissions
• Submit updated fuel prices or confirm current ones more easily with a new streamlined interface.
• Just tap any fuel price listed in Airports > FBOs or from the Fuel Price map layers to either report a price change or to confirm the current price.
• If a fuel provider has not specified a price for a type of fuel that they offer, you can add a price by tapping Add in the appropriate fuel type row
• As before, if a fuel provider does not offer a certain fuel type, you will see None listed instead of a price.
• Additionally, fuel prices can be submitted offline and will be uploaded the next time your device establishes a data connection.
New Zealand VFR Waypoints
• Pilots in New Zealand can now view, plan, and file with VFR Waypoints on the Aeronautical Map layer.
• VFR Waypoints are already supported for Europe, the US, Canada, Australia, and South Africa.
• These Waypoints are easily identifiable on the map by their turquoise flag icons, and you can interact with them by tapping on them to access more information or add them to your route.
• By default, VFR Waypoints are enabled, but you can choose to disable them by accessing Map Settings > VFR Aeronautical Details while the Aeronautical Map layer is active.
Support For Smaller French Airports
• Over 600 airfields from the BASULM directory provided by the French ULM Federation have been added to ForeFlight for viewing, flight planning, and filing.
• Plan and file flights to and from small airports in France that lack an official ICAO or IATA code designation, just as you would with larger airports.
• Tap these airports to view additional details and add them to your flight plan, and search for them by name using the Search bar.
• Each airfield also has an Airfield Info document with additional details in the Airport > Procedures tab.
• When you file a flight plan with one of these airports, ForeFlight will automatically file the departure or destination as ZZZZ in Section 16 of the ICAO flight plan and add the airport’s latitude and longitude under Section 18.
• Submit updated fuel prices or confirm current ones more easily with a new streamlined interface.
• Just tap any fuel price listed in Airports > FBOs or from the Fuel Price map layers to either report a price change or to confirm the current price.
• If a fuel provider has not specified a price for a type of fuel that they offer, you can add a price by tapping Add in the appropriate fuel type row
• As before, if a fuel provider does not offer a certain fuel type, you will see None listed instead of a price.
• Additionally, fuel prices can be submitted offline and will be uploaded the next time your device establishes a data connection.
New Zealand VFR Waypoints
• Pilots in New Zealand can now view, plan, and file with VFR Waypoints on the Aeronautical Map layer.
• VFR Waypoints are already supported for Europe, the US, Canada, Australia, and South Africa.
• These Waypoints are easily identifiable on the map by their turquoise flag icons, and you can interact with them by tapping on them to access more information or add them to your route.
• By default, VFR Waypoints are enabled, but you can choose to disable them by accessing Map Settings > VFR Aeronautical Details while the Aeronautical Map layer is active.
Support For Smaller French Airports
• Over 600 airfields from the BASULM directory provided by the French ULM Federation have been added to ForeFlight for viewing, flight planning, and filing.
• Plan and file flights to and from small airports in France that lack an official ICAO or IATA code designation, just as you would with larger airports.
• Tap these airports to view additional details and add them to your flight plan, and search for them by name using the Search bar.
• Each airfield also has an Airfield Info document with additional details in the Airport > Procedures tab.
• When you file a flight plan with one of these airports, ForeFlight will automatically file the departure or destination as ZZZZ in Section 16 of the ICAO flight plan and add the airport’s latitude and longitude under Section 18.
15.7.1
Aug 2, 2023
ForeFlight on Apple Watch
• Experience the convenience of ForeFlight on your Apple Watch. Check local weather and complement your preflight planning with favorite and nearby airport details like runways, NOTAMs, and much more.
• ForeFlight will appear automatically in your Watch apps list unless your settings require you to install apps manually.
• The ForeFlight Apple Watch home screen has four main sections: Local Weather, Favorite Airports, Nearby Airports, and Recent Airports. It also has a search bar so you can manually look for an airport that may not be in your Favorites or Recents.
• With Local Weather, you can get a quick overview of winds, sky cover, pressure, humidity, temperature/dewpoint, and sunrise/sunset times at your location. Swiping right will give you an hourly forecast, while swiping right again will give you the 10-day forecast.
• Below Local Weather you will find your Favorite Airports and Recent Airports. Tap any of these airports for a brief overview of the weather (METARs, MOS, Daily, TAFs), frequencies, runways, and NOTAMs. You can also manually search for an airport using the search bar on the main screen.
• Current conditions at an airport are indicated with a weather icon, and flight category is shown with a colored bubble indicating VFR, MVFR, IFR, or LIFR conditions.
Synthetic Vision Enhancements
• Upgraded 3D obstacles with nighttime lighting provide a more realistic depiction to help you stay aware of your position and surroundings.
• Obstacles and hazards are displayed in Synthetic Vision using three different shape styles to represent buildings, towers, and windmills.
• Obstacles in Synthetic Vision also now show progressive hazard shading when they fall within your set Hazard Altitudes, as opposed to being colored entirely red or yellow.
• Additionally, ForeFlight will add red or white lights to obstacles that have them when flying at night.
• Synthetic Vision is available with Pro Plus plans and above.
Terrain/Obstacle Strikes in Profile View
• Profile View has been updated to display multiple terrain and obstacle strikes more clearly.
• Easily identify any strike locations with red X markers. The remainder of your route is also no longer shaded with red hatches, reducing visual clutter.
• Strikes will only appear if there is a potential terrain or obstacle strike within your Profile Corridor width, which can be adjusted in the Hazard Settings.
• Profile View is available with Pro Plus plans and above.
New Runway Analysis Aircraft Support
• ForeFlight’s advanced Runway Analysis product for turbine aircraft now supports Textron King Air 350ER, Cessna CJ1+, and Cessna C700.
• Experience the convenience of ForeFlight on your Apple Watch. Check local weather and complement your preflight planning with favorite and nearby airport details like runways, NOTAMs, and much more.
• ForeFlight will appear automatically in your Watch apps list unless your settings require you to install apps manually.
• The ForeFlight Apple Watch home screen has four main sections: Local Weather, Favorite Airports, Nearby Airports, and Recent Airports. It also has a search bar so you can manually look for an airport that may not be in your Favorites or Recents.
• With Local Weather, you can get a quick overview of winds, sky cover, pressure, humidity, temperature/dewpoint, and sunrise/sunset times at your location. Swiping right will give you an hourly forecast, while swiping right again will give you the 10-day forecast.
• Below Local Weather you will find your Favorite Airports and Recent Airports. Tap any of these airports for a brief overview of the weather (METARs, MOS, Daily, TAFs), frequencies, runways, and NOTAMs. You can also manually search for an airport using the search bar on the main screen.
• Current conditions at an airport are indicated with a weather icon, and flight category is shown with a colored bubble indicating VFR, MVFR, IFR, or LIFR conditions.
Synthetic Vision Enhancements
• Upgraded 3D obstacles with nighttime lighting provide a more realistic depiction to help you stay aware of your position and surroundings.
• Obstacles and hazards are displayed in Synthetic Vision using three different shape styles to represent buildings, towers, and windmills.
• Obstacles in Synthetic Vision also now show progressive hazard shading when they fall within your set Hazard Altitudes, as opposed to being colored entirely red or yellow.
• Additionally, ForeFlight will add red or white lights to obstacles that have them when flying at night.
• Synthetic Vision is available with Pro Plus plans and above.
Terrain/Obstacle Strikes in Profile View
• Profile View has been updated to display multiple terrain and obstacle strikes more clearly.
• Easily identify any strike locations with red X markers. The remainder of your route is also no longer shaded with red hatches, reducing visual clutter.
• Strikes will only appear if there is a potential terrain or obstacle strike within your Profile Corridor width, which can be adjusted in the Hazard Settings.
• Profile View is available with Pro Plus plans and above.
New Runway Analysis Aircraft Support
• ForeFlight’s advanced Runway Analysis product for turbine aircraft now supports Textron King Air 350ER, Cessna CJ1+, and Cessna C700.
15.7
Jul 31, 2023
ForeFlight on Apple Watch
• Experience the convenience of ForeFlight on your Apple Watch. Check local weather and complement your preflight planning with favorite and nearby airport details like runways, NOTAMs, and much more.
• ForeFlight will appear automatically in your Watch apps list unless your settings require you to install apps manually.
• The ForeFlight Apple Watch home screen has four main sections: Local Weather, Favorite Airports, Nearby Airports, and Recent Airports. It also has a search bar so you can manually look for an airport that may not be in your Favorites or Recents.
• With Local Weather, you can get a quick overview of winds, sky cover, pressure, humidity, temperature/dewpoint, and sunrise/sunset times at your location. Swiping right will give you an hourly forecast, while swiping right again will give you the 10-day forecast.
• Below Local Weather you will find your Favorite Airports and Recent Airports. Tap any of these airports for a brief overview of the weather (METARs, MOS, Daily, TAFs), frequencies, runways, and NOTAMs. You can also manually search for an airport using the search bar on the main screen.
• Current conditions at an airport are indicated with a weather icon, and flight category is shown with a colored bubble indicating VFR, MVFR, IFR, or LIFR conditions.
Synthetic Vision Enhancements
• Upgraded 3D obstacles with nighttime lighting provide a more realistic depiction to help you stay aware of your position and surroundings.
• Obstacles and hazards are displayed in Synthetic Vision using three different shape styles to represent buildings, towers, and windmills.
• Obstacles in Synthetic Vision also now show progressive hazard shading when they fall within your set Hazard Altitudes, as opposed to being colored entirely red or yellow.
• Additionally, ForeFlight will add red or white lights to obstacles that have them when flying at night.
• Synthetic Vision is available with Pro Plus plans and above.
Terrain/Obstacle Strikes in Profile View
• Profile View has been updated to display multiple terrain and obstacle strikes more clearly.
• Easily identify any strike locations with red X markers. The remainder of your route is also no longer shaded with red hatches, reducing visual clutter.
• Strikes will only appear if there is a potential terrain or obstacle strike within your Profile Corridor width, which can be adjusted in the Hazard Settings.
• Profile View is available with Pro Plus plans and above.
New Runway Analysis Aircraft Support
• ForeFlight’s advanced Runway Analysis product for turbine aircraft now supports Textron King Air 350ER, Cessna CJ1+, and Cessna C700.
• Experience the convenience of ForeFlight on your Apple Watch. Check local weather and complement your preflight planning with favorite and nearby airport details like runways, NOTAMs, and much more.
• ForeFlight will appear automatically in your Watch apps list unless your settings require you to install apps manually.
• The ForeFlight Apple Watch home screen has four main sections: Local Weather, Favorite Airports, Nearby Airports, and Recent Airports. It also has a search bar so you can manually look for an airport that may not be in your Favorites or Recents.
• With Local Weather, you can get a quick overview of winds, sky cover, pressure, humidity, temperature/dewpoint, and sunrise/sunset times at your location. Swiping right will give you an hourly forecast, while swiping right again will give you the 10-day forecast.
• Below Local Weather you will find your Favorite Airports and Recent Airports. Tap any of these airports for a brief overview of the weather (METARs, MOS, Daily, TAFs), frequencies, runways, and NOTAMs. You can also manually search for an airport using the search bar on the main screen.
• Current conditions at an airport are indicated with a weather icon, and flight category is shown with a colored bubble indicating VFR, MVFR, IFR, or LIFR conditions.
Synthetic Vision Enhancements
• Upgraded 3D obstacles with nighttime lighting provide a more realistic depiction to help you stay aware of your position and surroundings.
• Obstacles and hazards are displayed in Synthetic Vision using three different shape styles to represent buildings, towers, and windmills.
• Obstacles in Synthetic Vision also now show progressive hazard shading when they fall within your set Hazard Altitudes, as opposed to being colored entirely red or yellow.
• Additionally, ForeFlight will add red or white lights to obstacles that have them when flying at night.
• Synthetic Vision is available with Pro Plus plans and above.
Terrain/Obstacle Strikes in Profile View
• Profile View has been updated to display multiple terrain and obstacle strikes more clearly.
• Easily identify any strike locations with red X markers. The remainder of your route is also no longer shaded with red hatches, reducing visual clutter.
• Strikes will only appear if there is a potential terrain or obstacle strike within your Profile Corridor width, which can be adjusted in the Hazard Settings.
• Profile View is available with Pro Plus plans and above.
New Runway Analysis Aircraft Support
• ForeFlight’s advanced Runway Analysis product for turbine aircraft now supports Textron King Air 350ER, Cessna CJ1+, and Cessna C700.
15.6.1
Jul 5, 2023
ADS-B Traffic Breadcrumbs
• Check the recent flight paths of nearby aircraft to boost your situational awareness and see which runways or procedures are in use.
• Traffic Breadcrumbs are supported while receiving traffic information from an ADS-B or FLARM receiver. The Internet Traffic layer does not support Traffic Breadcrumbs.
• Tap any airborne or grounded traffic target to display its breadcrumb trail in green along with information about the target, and tap elsewhere on the map to hide it.
• Your own breadcrumb trail, if enabled, will turn gray while viewing other aircrafts’ breadcrumbs to avoid confusion.
• A target’s breadcrumb starts at the first point at which the target appeared in ForeFlight, up to 30 minutes ago, and will disappear if the target disappears from ForeFlight. However, if the same target reappears within two minutes then it will retain its previous breadcrumb trail; more than two minutes and the trail will restart from scratch.
• Traffic Breadcrumbs are enabled by default, but you can disable them using the Traffic Breadcrumbs setting in Map Settings > Map Overlays while connected to an inflight traffic source.
• Available with Pro Plus subscription plans and above.
Day/Night Overlay on Maps
• See where night has fallen around the world as well as the the real-time day/night boundary directly on the map.
• Enable the new overlay in Map Settings > Day/Night Overlay.
• On the day side the map appears as normal, while on the night side it is slightly darkened, with a smooth gradient at the boundary.
• Zooming into the map on the night side will cause the shadow to fade and disappear to avoid obscuring map details and interfering with your workflow.
Aircraft on Runway Alerts
• Receive critical safety alerts during final approach when an aircraft is present on your runway, as well as when an aircraft is approaching the runway you’re currently on, while connected to an ADS-B or FLARM receiver.
• The prominent visual and audio alerts specify which runway the traffic target is occupying and visually highlight the traffic target in red.
• These alerts trigger when you’re within either 2 nautical miles or 1 minute from the end of the runway and ForeFlight detects a traffic target on that runway, and similarly for traffic targets approaching the runway you’re currently on.
• Customize the types of alerts you receive or disable them entirely in Map Settings > Alerts.
Cloud Documents: OneDrive Support
• Wirelessly upload custom documents to all your signed-in devices from a connected Microsoft OneDrive folder.
• Visit the Documents page on ForeFlight Web then click Add Cloud Drive under the My Drives section.
• Select OneDrive from the Drop down menu and then specify the Drive name and Drive Folder that you want to import.
• Available with Pro Plus subscription plans and above.
Baro-Corrected Pressure Altitude
• View your corrected barometric altitude based on raw pressure readings and nearby METAR data from internet or FIS-B weather broadcasts.
• Tap on any slot in ForeFlight’s Instrument Panel to view all available instruments, then select Baro Altitude to view your corrected pressure altitude.
• The Cabin Pressure instrument just above it displays the uncorrected pressure altitude, and the Nearest Baro instrument further down displays the current baro setting and the identifier of the airport from which it was received.
• When baro-corrected pressure altitude is available, the altitude tape in ForeFlight’s attitude indicator (Synthetic Vision) displays this rather than GPS altitude, and indicates the current baro setting at the bottom of the tape.
• Check the recent flight paths of nearby aircraft to boost your situational awareness and see which runways or procedures are in use.
• Traffic Breadcrumbs are supported while receiving traffic information from an ADS-B or FLARM receiver. The Internet Traffic layer does not support Traffic Breadcrumbs.
• Tap any airborne or grounded traffic target to display its breadcrumb trail in green along with information about the target, and tap elsewhere on the map to hide it.
• Your own breadcrumb trail, if enabled, will turn gray while viewing other aircrafts’ breadcrumbs to avoid confusion.
• A target’s breadcrumb starts at the first point at which the target appeared in ForeFlight, up to 30 minutes ago, and will disappear if the target disappears from ForeFlight. However, if the same target reappears within two minutes then it will retain its previous breadcrumb trail; more than two minutes and the trail will restart from scratch.
• Traffic Breadcrumbs are enabled by default, but you can disable them using the Traffic Breadcrumbs setting in Map Settings > Map Overlays while connected to an inflight traffic source.
• Available with Pro Plus subscription plans and above.
Day/Night Overlay on Maps
• See where night has fallen around the world as well as the the real-time day/night boundary directly on the map.
• Enable the new overlay in Map Settings > Day/Night Overlay.
• On the day side the map appears as normal, while on the night side it is slightly darkened, with a smooth gradient at the boundary.
• Zooming into the map on the night side will cause the shadow to fade and disappear to avoid obscuring map details and interfering with your workflow.
Aircraft on Runway Alerts
• Receive critical safety alerts during final approach when an aircraft is present on your runway, as well as when an aircraft is approaching the runway you’re currently on, while connected to an ADS-B or FLARM receiver.
• The prominent visual and audio alerts specify which runway the traffic target is occupying and visually highlight the traffic target in red.
• These alerts trigger when you’re within either 2 nautical miles or 1 minute from the end of the runway and ForeFlight detects a traffic target on that runway, and similarly for traffic targets approaching the runway you’re currently on.
• Customize the types of alerts you receive or disable them entirely in Map Settings > Alerts.
Cloud Documents: OneDrive Support
• Wirelessly upload custom documents to all your signed-in devices from a connected Microsoft OneDrive folder.
• Visit the Documents page on ForeFlight Web then click Add Cloud Drive under the My Drives section.
• Select OneDrive from the Drop down menu and then specify the Drive name and Drive Folder that you want to import.
• Available with Pro Plus subscription plans and above.
Baro-Corrected Pressure Altitude
• View your corrected barometric altitude based on raw pressure readings and nearby METAR data from internet or FIS-B weather broadcasts.
• Tap on any slot in ForeFlight’s Instrument Panel to view all available instruments, then select Baro Altitude to view your corrected pressure altitude.
• The Cabin Pressure instrument just above it displays the uncorrected pressure altitude, and the Nearest Baro instrument further down displays the current baro setting and the identifier of the airport from which it was received.
• When baro-corrected pressure altitude is available, the altitude tape in ForeFlight’s attitude indicator (Synthetic Vision) displays this rather than GPS altitude, and indicates the current baro setting at the bottom of the tape.
15.6
Jun 26, 2023
ADS-B Traffic Breadcrumbs
• Check the recent flight paths of nearby aircraft to boost your situational awareness and see which runways or procedures are in use.
• Traffic Breadcrumbs are supported while receiving traffic information from an ADS-B or FLARM receiver. The Internet Traffic layer does not support Traffic Breadcrumbs.
• Tap any airborne or grounded traffic target to display its breadcrumb trail in green along with information about the target, and tap elsewhere on the map to hide it.
• Your own breadcrumb trail, if enabled, will turn gray while viewing other aircrafts’ breadcrumbs to avoid confusion.
• A target’s breadcrumb starts at the first point at which the target appeared in ForeFlight, up to 30 minutes ago, and will disappear if the target disappears from ForeFlight. However, if the same target reappears within two minutes then it will retain its previous breadcrumb trail; more than two minutes and the trail will restart from scratch.
• Traffic Breadcrumbs are enabled by default, but you can disable them using the Traffic Breadcrumbs setting in Map Settings > Map Overlays while connected to an inflight traffic source.
• Available with Pro Plus subscription plans and above.
Day/Night Overlay on Maps
• See where night has fallen around the world as well as the the real-time day/night boundary directly on the map.
• Enable the new overlay in Map Settings > Day/Night Overlay.
• On the day side the map appears as normal, while on the night side it is slightly darkened, with a smooth gradient at the boundary.
• Zooming into the map on the night side will cause the shadow to fade and disappear to avoid obscuring map details and interfering with your workflow.
Aircraft on Runway Alerts
• Receive critical safety alerts during final approach when an aircraft is present on your runway, as well as when an aircraft is approaching the runway you’re currently on, while connected to an ADS-B or FLARM receiver.
• The prominent visual and audio alerts specify which runway the traffic target is occupying and visually highlight the traffic target in red.
• These alerts trigger when you’re within either 2 nautical miles or 1 minute from the end of the runway and ForeFlight detects a traffic target on that runway, and similarly for traffic targets approaching the runway you’re currently on.
• Customize the types of alerts you receive or disable them entirely in Map Settings > Alerts.
Cloud Documents: OneDrive Support
• Wirelessly upload custom documents to all your signed-in devices from a connected Microsoft OneDrive folder.
• Visit the Documents page on ForeFlight Web then click Add Cloud Drive under the My Drives section.
• Select OneDrive from the Drop down menu and then specify the Drive name and Drive Folder that you want to import.
• Available with Pro Plus subscription plans and above.
Baro-Corrected Pressure Altitude
• View your corrected barometric altitude based on raw pressure readings and nearby METAR data from internet or FIS-B weather broadcasts.
• Tap on any slot in ForeFlight’s Instrument Panel to view all available instruments, then select Baro Altitude to view your corrected pressure altitude.
• The Cabin Pressure instrument just above it displays the uncorrected pressure altitude, and the Nearest Baro instrument further down displays the current baro setting and the identifier of the airport from which it was received.
• When baro-corrected pressure altitude is available, the altitude tape in ForeFlight’s attitude indicator (Synthetic Vision) displays this rather than GPS altitude, and indicates the current baro setting at the bottom of the tape.
• Check the recent flight paths of nearby aircraft to boost your situational awareness and see which runways or procedures are in use.
• Traffic Breadcrumbs are supported while receiving traffic information from an ADS-B or FLARM receiver. The Internet Traffic layer does not support Traffic Breadcrumbs.
• Tap any airborne or grounded traffic target to display its breadcrumb trail in green along with information about the target, and tap elsewhere on the map to hide it.
• Your own breadcrumb trail, if enabled, will turn gray while viewing other aircrafts’ breadcrumbs to avoid confusion.
• A target’s breadcrumb starts at the first point at which the target appeared in ForeFlight, up to 30 minutes ago, and will disappear if the target disappears from ForeFlight. However, if the same target reappears within two minutes then it will retain its previous breadcrumb trail; more than two minutes and the trail will restart from scratch.
• Traffic Breadcrumbs are enabled by default, but you can disable them using the Traffic Breadcrumbs setting in Map Settings > Map Overlays while connected to an inflight traffic source.
• Available with Pro Plus subscription plans and above.
Day/Night Overlay on Maps
• See where night has fallen around the world as well as the the real-time day/night boundary directly on the map.
• Enable the new overlay in Map Settings > Day/Night Overlay.
• On the day side the map appears as normal, while on the night side it is slightly darkened, with a smooth gradient at the boundary.
• Zooming into the map on the night side will cause the shadow to fade and disappear to avoid obscuring map details and interfering with your workflow.
Aircraft on Runway Alerts
• Receive critical safety alerts during final approach when an aircraft is present on your runway, as well as when an aircraft is approaching the runway you’re currently on, while connected to an ADS-B or FLARM receiver.
• The prominent visual and audio alerts specify which runway the traffic target is occupying and visually highlight the traffic target in red.
• These alerts trigger when you’re within either 2 nautical miles or 1 minute from the end of the runway and ForeFlight detects a traffic target on that runway, and similarly for traffic targets approaching the runway you’re currently on.
• Customize the types of alerts you receive or disable them entirely in Map Settings > Alerts.
Cloud Documents: OneDrive Support
• Wirelessly upload custom documents to all your signed-in devices from a connected Microsoft OneDrive folder.
• Visit the Documents page on ForeFlight Web then click Add Cloud Drive under the My Drives section.
• Select OneDrive from the Drop down menu and then specify the Drive name and Drive Folder that you want to import.
• Available with Pro Plus subscription plans and above.
Baro-Corrected Pressure Altitude
• View your corrected barometric altitude based on raw pressure readings and nearby METAR data from internet or FIS-B weather broadcasts.
• Tap on any slot in ForeFlight’s Instrument Panel to view all available instruments, then select Baro Altitude to view your corrected pressure altitude.
• The Cabin Pressure instrument just above it displays the uncorrected pressure altitude, and the Nearest Baro instrument further down displays the current baro setting and the identifier of the airport from which it was received.
• When baro-corrected pressure altitude is available, the altitude tape in ForeFlight’s attitude indicator (Synthetic Vision) displays this rather than GPS altitude, and indicates the current baro setting at the bottom of the tape.
15.5.1
Jun 2, 2023
My Comments
• View and manage all your airport and FBO comments in one place in More > Comments.
• Add airport comments by tapping the Comments button while viewing an airport and tapping the + button, and add FBO comments by tapping the Add Comment button while viewing an FBO’s details.
• Leaving either page before submitting a comment will prompt you to save it as a draft.
• Visit More > Comments to see all your draft and submitted comments. Swipe from right to left on a comment to delete it.
• Tap into any draft comment to edit it further or submit it. Editing a published comment will return it to a draft state until it is resubmitted and approved.
• Submitted comments show as In Review prior to being approved or rejected by ForeFlight staff. If a comment is rejected, ForeFlight’s criteria for rejection are shown to help you understand why it was rejected.
Logbook: Enhanced Track Log Integration
• Link multiple track logs to a single Logbook entry to capture the entire flight and auto-suggest more accurate times and totals.
• Tap the Add/Change Track Logs button at the top of a Logbook entry to select one or more track logs to associate with it.
• The Logbook entry’s map combines all linked track logs into a single flight path, and you can highlight each individual track log using buttons in the bottom left of the map.
• Linking additional track logs to a draft Logbook entry will automatically update the time and distance values to reflect the combined totals, while linking more track logs to a published entry will update the USE buttons for times and distances, but will not automatically update the values.
3D Engine Out Procedures
• Familiarize yourself with an airport’s EOPs before takeoff using interactive 3D terrain and aerial imagery.
• While viewing the Runway Analysis Takeoff page or the list of Engine Out Procedures, tap the 3D View button next to any EOP to open it in 3D.
• Available as part of ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis add-on product for jet and multi-engine turboprop aircraft.
Bulk-Delete Track Logs
• Easily select and delete multiple unwanted track logs at once, with deletion warnings for track logs associated with Logbook entries.
• Visit More > Track Logs and tap the Select button at the top of the list, then tap on track logs to select them or tap Select All at the bottom.
• Tap Delete at the bottom and confirm to delete the selected track logs.
• If some of the selected track logs are associated with Logbook entries then the delete confirmation window provides an additional option to only delete the unassociated track logs.
Expanded Airport Operating Hours
• View more detailed operating hours for more airports globally, with time zones and custom remarks included.
• Access in Airports > Info > Operating Hours.
Canadian & South African VFR Points
• Pilots flying in Canada and South Africa can now view and plan with VFR checkpoints, call-up points, and other elements directly on the Aeronautical Map.
• You can optionally disable these using the VFR Aeronautical Details toggle in Map Settings.
Logbook Date Search
• Filter your list of Logbook entries or CFI endorsement records by date.
• The following date formats are supported: YYYY-MM-DD, YYYY.MM.DD, YYYY/MM/DD, or YYYYMMDD.
• You can also filter by month using any of these formats by omitting the final two digits.
New Runway Analysis Aircraft Support
• ForeFlight’s advanced Runway Analysis product for jets now supports the Learjet 36A and Premier 1/1A.
• View and manage all your airport and FBO comments in one place in More > Comments.
• Add airport comments by tapping the Comments button while viewing an airport and tapping the + button, and add FBO comments by tapping the Add Comment button while viewing an FBO’s details.
• Leaving either page before submitting a comment will prompt you to save it as a draft.
• Visit More > Comments to see all your draft and submitted comments. Swipe from right to left on a comment to delete it.
• Tap into any draft comment to edit it further or submit it. Editing a published comment will return it to a draft state until it is resubmitted and approved.
• Submitted comments show as In Review prior to being approved or rejected by ForeFlight staff. If a comment is rejected, ForeFlight’s criteria for rejection are shown to help you understand why it was rejected.
Logbook: Enhanced Track Log Integration
• Link multiple track logs to a single Logbook entry to capture the entire flight and auto-suggest more accurate times and totals.
• Tap the Add/Change Track Logs button at the top of a Logbook entry to select one or more track logs to associate with it.
• The Logbook entry’s map combines all linked track logs into a single flight path, and you can highlight each individual track log using buttons in the bottom left of the map.
• Linking additional track logs to a draft Logbook entry will automatically update the time and distance values to reflect the combined totals, while linking more track logs to a published entry will update the USE buttons for times and distances, but will not automatically update the values.
3D Engine Out Procedures
• Familiarize yourself with an airport’s EOPs before takeoff using interactive 3D terrain and aerial imagery.
• While viewing the Runway Analysis Takeoff page or the list of Engine Out Procedures, tap the 3D View button next to any EOP to open it in 3D.
• Available as part of ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis add-on product for jet and multi-engine turboprop aircraft.
Bulk-Delete Track Logs
• Easily select and delete multiple unwanted track logs at once, with deletion warnings for track logs associated with Logbook entries.
• Visit More > Track Logs and tap the Select button at the top of the list, then tap on track logs to select them or tap Select All at the bottom.
• Tap Delete at the bottom and confirm to delete the selected track logs.
• If some of the selected track logs are associated with Logbook entries then the delete confirmation window provides an additional option to only delete the unassociated track logs.
Expanded Airport Operating Hours
• View more detailed operating hours for more airports globally, with time zones and custom remarks included.
• Access in Airports > Info > Operating Hours.
Canadian & South African VFR Points
• Pilots flying in Canada and South Africa can now view and plan with VFR checkpoints, call-up points, and other elements directly on the Aeronautical Map.
• You can optionally disable these using the VFR Aeronautical Details toggle in Map Settings.
Logbook Date Search
• Filter your list of Logbook entries or CFI endorsement records by date.
• The following date formats are supported: YYYY-MM-DD, YYYY.MM.DD, YYYY/MM/DD, or YYYYMMDD.
• You can also filter by month using any of these formats by omitting the final two digits.
New Runway Analysis Aircraft Support
• ForeFlight’s advanced Runway Analysis product for jets now supports the Learjet 36A and Premier 1/1A.
ForeFlight Mobile EFB FAQ
ForeFlight Mobile EFB is available in regions other than the following restricted countries:
Cambodia,Russia,Afghanistan,Nauru,Zimbabwe,Cyprus,Iraq,Congo, Democratic Republic,Belarus,Lebanon,Libya,Venezuela,Myanmar
ForeFlight Mobile EFB supports English, French, German
ForeFlight Mobile EFB contains in-app purchases. Please check the pricing plan as below:
Basic Plus US - 1 Year
$119.99
Pro Plus US - 1 Year
$239.99
Basic Plus US - 3 months
$59.99
Performance Plus US - 1 Year
$359.99
Performance Plus US - 1 Year
$359.99
Basic Plus EUR - 1 Year
$119.99
Pro Plus CA - 1 Year
$239.99
Basic Plus CA - 1 Year
$119.99
Basic Plus CA - 3 months
$59.99
Pro Plus EUR - 1 Year
$239.99
Click here to learn how to download ForeFlight Mobile EFB in restricted country or region.
Check the following list to see the minimum requirements of ForeFlight Mobile EFB.
iPhone
Requires iOS 16.0 or later.
iPad
Requires iPadOS 16.0 or later.
Apple Watch
Requires watchOS 9.4 or later.
