Top 10 ForeFlight Features You Probably Didn’t Know About (webinar recording)

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ForeFlight has become the most popular EFB app in aviation, used by everyone from student pilots to airline captains. With all the updates and feature additions that have been implemented over the last few years, a few tips and tricks have probably slipped through unnoticed by the average aviator. Join longtime ForeFlight experts Josh Berman and Brandon Walker for a highlight of some of the lesser known abilities of ForeFlight.
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[@viewerad]

ForeFlight is amazing… and it only keeps getting better. Thanks for this vid. There were a couple of tricks I didn’t know about, in particular the multi altitude option in profile view.

[@helodriver20]

I’ve been flying with ForeFlight for years and I learned some things I didn’t know it did or easier ways to do it. Great webinar!

[@nowuknowthis1903]

I just watched and it reminded me of how they teach speed reading. They film your eyes to see how often you need to go back and reread a line. I had to go back over and over again trying to find out where things were located. Just a little more perspective from someone new to ForeFlight would be helpful. May use a zoom function with an arrow. This a a visual tool, it should have a visual focus, not a PowerPoint focus. A couple of guys just talking is a little unpolished. It could have been so much better.

[@HawkGulf]

Suggest a review for high performance corporate jets highlighting everything that would be more useful for high altitude and long range operations…North Atlantic Crossing, etc

[@digitalpilotnm]

WIsh you had put chapters for each of the features. Would make navigating to a feature easier. Please be consistent about highlighting on the ForeFlight tablet what you are “pushing, touching, etc”. In the distance-rings item, I have no clue what you are referring to “the black box”…….

[@beacher425]

If you have Distance rings turned on, each ring is labeled with a number in a black box identifying the distance or time of that ring.