Now with iOS5 delete fix. However, this only applies if you have iOS5.0.1 (or later) installed. For iOS5, please try leaving 1GB or so of available disk space.
You now also have an ‘Action’ button when viewing approach plates. Use this to view the plates in different PDF readers to annotate or if you need to rotate for instance.
Enjoy!
iOS5 fix for XPlane
Minor GUI fix for iPhone 4S
Less aggressive network settings so it should work better on DSL and Edge.
If you still think downloads take too long please check Q37 in the FAQ.
Also has a fix for NRST airport calculation which broke with the addition of the A/FD front and back pages, and also a built in 1111 database.
However, a bug that only shows up in the iPhone 4S slipped by, so if you get a white bar at the bottom please wait for v2.9.1 to be released.
Please remember:
If you update to iOS5 you MUST recache all data you need.
To make syncing faster the app saves into ‘Caches’ and that directory is NOT backed up. So after a software update you will have NO data cached.
New look, and more functionality.
Tracks are now deleted after 30 days.
Please let me know what you think.
Breadcrumbs are explained here.
If the app complains about running an old version, or you get messages about updating please read this. Please update to the latest version on the AppStore. Application updates are free.
Fixes XPlane, and adds new low enroute Alaska charts and a new Pacific region select.
Please let me know if you have any issues.
If you want the new Alaska charts, simply re-cache them.
People have been wondering, yes, both of the Apple approved external gps units work well with SkyCharts. Read more here.
If you in the ‘i’ screen have (null), or a very blank looking page, please don’t try to download, it will not work. Something went wrong in the migration process.
In that case you must delete and re-install the app. Please see Q9&Q10 in the FAQ.