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Airguide launches iPad app

By Janice Wood · April 12, 2010 ·

Airguide Publications is launching a new application for Apple’s iPad-Flight Guide iEFB, which has special packages available for both VFR and IFR pilots.

Flight Guide iEFB-VFR includes all airport and supplementary information that Flight Guide is known for, and additionally provides sectionals and terminal area charts (TACs) to satisfy FAA flight requirements, company officials said. Sectionals and TACs are geo-referenced and can be zoomed in or out using Apple’s standard “pinch & drag” interfaces. Touching an airport on a sectional will bring up that airport’s information including: airport diagrams (with taxiways identified), class B, C and selected D airspace graphics, frequencies (navigation and communication), flight operational information, FBOs (services, location and contact information), fuel prices, food, transportation, lodging and recreational information. A link from the airport information page will take you to that airport on the sectional. The iPad’s built-in GPS will display your location on the sectional or TAC. With an Internet connection, NEXRAD weather will overlay on the sectionals and METAR data will be available on the airport information page. Flight Guide iEFB-VFR provides weekly updates for the lower 48 states.

Flight Guide iEFB-IFR contains everything the VFR package provides with the addition of instrument approach plates and geo-referenced IFR Low Enroute charts. Touching an airport on the enroute chart will display that airport’s information.

Flight Guide iEFB-PRO includes everything Flight Guide iEFB-IFR provides, plus IFR High Enroute charts that are geo-referenced as well. In addition to the lower 48 states, chart coverage has been expanded to include: Alaska, Hawaii and the Caribbean.

Order online at the Apple App Store. Flight Guide iEFB-VFR, annual membership service, USA (lower 48 states), $9.95 per month; Flight Guide iEFB-IFR, Annual Membership Service USA (lower 48 states) $14.95 per month; Flight Guide iEFB-PRO, Annual Membership Service USA (lower 48 states), Alaska, Hawaii, and Carribean Charts, $19.95 per month.

For more information: FlightGuide.com

About Janice Wood

Janice Wood is editor of General Aviation News.

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  1. Gabriella Adams says

    June 16, 2010 at 11:04 pm

    iPad is way too cool to own, i wanna buy one next month.,~”

  2. stanley says

    April 23, 2010 at 12:56 pm

    Great site, great info…keep it coming

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