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Tue, Dec 23, 2014

Synthetic Vision Is Coming Soon To ForeFlight

Features Include Luminous Terrain, Night Sky, FAA-Styled Runway Markings

A new synthetic vision platform has been unveiled by ForeFlight.

The company says the software will include features such as luminous terrain, night sky, FAA styled runway numbers, and an obstacle awareness system.

Synthetic Vision will be available with ForeFlight Mobile version 6.6 as an add-on to your Standard or Pro subscription, in both the United States and Canada. The update will be available soon after the Christmas holiday for $25/year

The Stratus 2 has a built-in AHRS that drives real time pitch and roll indications on the attitude indicator within the Synthetic Vision view. The award-winning Stratus also delivers subscription-free weather, ADS-B traffic, and GPS position and attitude information—all from a wireless receiver that fits in your pocket. Because Stratus is made for ForeFlight, it delivers seamless app integration and simply works the right way.

(Screenshot provided by ForeFlight)

FMI: www.foreflight.com

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