Good iPhone Apps for aviation?

[jwp_145]

What are your favorite aviation apps for the iPhone?

 

[The Gardener]

Aeroweather, iweathr, and AOPA airports.

 

[mooneyguy]

my radar, aeroweather, aopa airports, myflightbook, these are the free ones...I'm to cheap to pay for any!

 

[Inverted]

Foreflight. I love it. Aeroweather is also great. Skycharts, Sporty's E6b also are pretty nice. I use the E6b for student training.

 

[WildcatPilot]

If I flew enough to justify it, ForeFlight would be my number one. There are also a wide range of E6B apps and test prep apps.

 

[Patrick]

ForeFlight for sure. MyRadar, Aeroweather, and LogTen Pro are very useful as well.

 

[TXTBOOK]

I'm a big fan of AeroWeather, and Foreflight is worth the money if you're going to use it a lot.

 

[TwinCessnaDriver]

Hands down ForeFlight.

 

[SurferLucas]

AC-130...seriously, download it...good fun!

 

[jwp_145]

Do you have to be an AOPA member to access the info within the app?

 

[Inverted]

Yes you do.

I have the ASA FAR/AIM as well and that's nice. I use safelog and they have an iPhone optimized site that I just saved to the home screen.

FlightAware, ummmmm live ATC man there are so many good apps.

 

[Shiner]

I love the FAA written test prep apps. They are a bit expensive and lack features, but you can't put a price on their convenience when your studying for that next big written.

 

[Inverted]

I used the ASA test prep's for the Commercial, FOI, CFI and CFII writtens.

 

[darrenf]

If you have an iPhone 4 I would keep an eye on i-Hud. Once they have that working with the gyros, it should be pretty slick.

http://www.i-hud.com/index.html

 

[TXTBOOK]

I tried some of those HUD apps. Most glass is double-pained or something so everything reflected you see in double.

 

[darrenf]

I tried some of those HUD apps. Most glass is double-pained or something so everything reflected you see in double.

Check the link, that isn't really what it is about.

 

[Firebird2XC]

You don't need a dedicated weather radar app.

You can go to NOAA.org and save the radar pages as Apps on your main pages. That's what I do. Loads up straight-from-the-source Wx radar on demand. Good stuff.

 

[Orange Anchor]

You don't need a dedicated weather radar app.

You can go to NOAA.org and save the radar pages as Apps on your main pages. That's what I do. Loads up straight-from-the-source Wx radar on demand. Good stuff.

This is but one of the MANY products NOAA puts out.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/zoa/mwmap3.php?map=usa

 

[Firebird2XC]

This is but one of the MANY products NOAA puts out.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/zoa/mwmap3.php?map=usa

True dat. NOAA is the official source... and it's free. Can't beat free.

Pilots like free. :beer:

 

[crfguy51]

Foreflight...works great on iPad and iPhone..Aeroweather for iPhone is a quick way to get TAF's and METAR info.