Maybe you’ve heard other pilots talk about some of their favorite apps or you’ve read about some intriguing choices online. Say you’ve successfully downloaded one of the EFB applications listed above and now you’re ready to add some additional cockpit resources to your digital toolbox. Purchase an annual subscription to any of these electronic chart services and you really can’t go wrong - plus, you’ll get a whole lot more than just charts because additional features are being added and improved all the time.īut that’s a different article altogether. And, of course, everybody knows that the best digital chart applications (in no particular order) are ForeFlight Mobile, Garmin Pilot, Jeppesen Mobile FlightDeck, Flight Guide iEFB and WingX Pro7.
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Now what? You haven’t a clue of where to begin.Įxcept that you do: The whole reason you bought an iPad or Android tablet, after all, was for the digital charts, which will free you at last from the burden of lugging all those paper sectional charts, IFR low en route charts and thick approach plate binders into the cockpit. You stare into the glow of the capacitive LCD touchscreen and eagerly navigate to the App Store, where you type in the word “aviation.” At your fingertips, quite literally, results for more than 1,500 apps materialize. Powering the unit on for the first time, the image on the screen is just as stunningly rendered as you imagined. You’ve torn open the packaging and pulled out your shiny new Apple iPad (or maybe it is an Android tablet).
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