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Sat, Dec 17, 2016

ForeFlight Clears Use With New iOS

Says Users Can Upgrade Their Operating System At Any Time

Compatibility testing between ForeFlight Mobile 8.2.1 and iOS 10.2 is complete, and the company is issuing the “all-clear” to ForeFlight customers. Feel free to upgrade at your convenience.

Based on internal testing, ForeFlight believes that iOS 10.2 resolves Bluetooth connectivity issues that some customers have experienced with third-party devices.

Also, ForeFlight 8.2.1 is now available for download on the Apple App Store. ForeFlight version 8.2.1 corrects a few items in 8.2, including Stratus 2S Track Logs not being available in ForeFlight, an issue where filing a destination using a Lat/Long format (DDMMN/DDDMMW) caused a filing error, and an issue where the search disambiguation function did not always offer potential airways.

ForeFlight 8.2 includes more data in Aeronautical Maps, new in-flight alerts that keep you aware on the ground and in the air, Logbook enhancements with improved currency tracking, Garmin Flight Stream 510 connectivity, and more.

(Source: ForeFlight blog)

FMI: https://blog.foreflight.com

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