New iFly EFB 14.1 Brings Dynamic Checklists to Pilots

Adventure Pilot will soon release iFly EFB 14.1, which introduces several pilot-focused enhancements that help bring useful information forward at the right time, reduce screen-hunting, and improve confidence from preflight through shutdown, according to company officials.

A highlight of the new release is Dynamic Checklists, which turn traditional checklists into context-aware cockpit tools. Checklist items can adapt to the current flight situation, surfacing relevant frequencies, runway details, altitude references, ATC cues, and other timely information, company officials said. Pilots can also jump directly from checklist rows to related areas of the app, keeping planning, navigation, and cockpit tasks connected.

iFly EFB 14.1 also introduces VFR Visual Approaches, giving pilots a clearer way to prepare for and fly runway-specific arrivals. Paired with new Turn-Aware Flight Plans, iFly now presents a more natural view of how a route will actually unfold in flight, with smoother, speed-aware turn paths that make transitions easier to anticipate, company officials explained.

New Vertical Nav and Horizontal Nav instruments provide additional precision when tracking routes, descents, and approach-style guidance, while MOS weather data gives pilots another helpful source for evaluating conditions before and during flight, company officials continued.

For preflight planning and cockpit reference, pilots can now generate a Printable NavLog from their flight plan, making it easier to review, brief, and carry key route information in a familiar format.

Additional enhancements in iFly EFB 14.1 include:

• Improved Night Mode with updated color palettes for maps, forms, and menus
• Additional export/import options for custom waypoint management
• Expanded flight plan tools to improve planning, review, and cockpit usability
• New map and navigation refinements designed to make route information easier to interpret at a glance.

“iFly EFB 14.1 is about bringing the right information closer to the pilot,” said Juanita Boyd, Vice President of Adventure Pilot. “From smarter checklists to better visual guidance, this release helps pilots spend less time hunting through screens and more time focused on the flight.”

For more information: iFlyEFB.com