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Transcribed ATIS
• Get the latest ATIS at over 80 U.S. airports with AI-powered transcriptions, along with the original audio recording for each.
• When T-ATIS is available for a given airport it appears in Airports > Weather > ATIS with the broadcast’s alphanumeric identifier and the time since the information became effective. Key terms in the transcribed text are bolded to make it easier to scan and retain.
• The original audio recording of the current ATIS is available above the text for direct playback so you can verify the transcription’s accuracy.
• The ATIS frequency and phone number are also available for reference at the bottom of the view.
• T-ATIS is included with ForeFlight Premium and Performance subscription plans.

Digital ATIS Available with Essential
• With the release of T-ATIS for Premium customers, the existing Digital ATIS feature is now available for Essential customers, providing automated D-ATIS messages at over 75 major U.S. airports which you can access in Airports > Weather > ATIS.
• A ForeFlight Performance plan is still required for Business and MFB customers to access D-ATIS.

Alternate Airports on Maps
• Extend your alternate planning workflow to the Maps view with support for selecting and routing to alternate airports.
• Add alternates to your flight plan in a few ways: from the action list invoked by tapping an airport’s bubble in the FPL editor or tapping it directly on the map and tapping “More >”, via Procedure Advisor, or by sending a route containing alternates from Flights to Maps. After selecting an alternate you can also specify a route, altitude, and cruise performance profile from the airport to the alternate (requires an Essential/Pro subscription plan or above).
• Once added, alternates appear in the FPL Editor connected to their associated airport, and a dashed line on the map connects them on the map, either directly or via the specified route.
• Tap the alternate bubble in the FPL Editor to remove it, select a different alternate, or activate your route to the alternate.

User Waypoint Styles
• Customize the shape and color of your saved user waypoints created in ForeFlight or imported via CSV or Content Packs to unlock greater flexibility and new use cases.
• When saving a point as a new User Waypoint or editing an existing one, tap the Waypoint Style field to select from six colors and six icon styles.

Document Viewer Tabs
• Keep multiple documents opened at once and quickly move between them via the Documents Tab bar, enabling more complex workflows and ensuring your most frequently-viewed files are just a tap away.
• Opening any document will automatically open it as a new tab alongside any existing tabs, which appear in a bar along the top of the document viewer. Tap on other tabs to switch between them, and tap the X button on the left side of the current tab to close it.
• Tap-holding on any tab provides options to close that tab, close all tabs other than it, or close all tabs. Tap-hold and then drag a tab to move it within the tab bar.
• When the number of open tabs exceeds the size of the tab bar, especially on iPhone or when using Multitasking on iPad, you can swipe left or right to scroll through the tab bar and access hidden tabs. Tapping the “…” button at the far-right end of the tab bar also provides a tappable list of all open tabs to quickly jump to any one.

Upvote Airport & FBO Comments
• User-submitted comments for airports and FBOs now include a “thumbs-up” button, allowing you to upvote helpful comments and see which ones others have liked.
• A new option at the top of the Comments view also allows you to sort comments by either Most Recent (default) or Most Upvoted to see them in whichever order you prefer.

Transcribed ATIS
• Get the latest ATIS at over 80 U.S. airports with AI-powered transcriptions, along with the original audio recording for each.
• When T-ATIS is available for a given airport it appears in Airports > Weather > ATIS with the broadcast’s alphanumeric identifier and the time since the information became effective. Key terms in the transcribed text are bolded to make it easier to scan and retain.
• The original audio recording of the current ATIS is available above the text for direct playback so you can verify the transcription’s accuracy.
• The ATIS frequency and phone number are also available for reference at the bottom of the view.
• T-ATIS is included with ForeFlight Premium and Performance subscription plans.

Digital ATIS Available with Essential
• With the release of T-ATIS for Premium customers, the existing Digital ATIS feature is now available for Essential customers, providing automated D-ATIS messages at over 75 major U.S. airports which you can access in Airports > Weather > ATIS.
• A ForeFlight Performance plan is still required for Business and MFB customers to access D-ATIS.

Alternate Airports on Maps
• Extend your alternate planning workflow to the Maps view with support for selecting and routing to alternate airports.
• Add alternates to your flight plan in a few ways: from the action list invoked by tapping an airport’s bubble in the FPL editor or tapping it directly on the map and tapping “More >”, via Procedure Advisor, or by sending a route containing alternates from Flights to Maps. After selecting an alternate you can also specify a route, altitude, and cruise performance profile from the airport to the alternate (requires an Essential/Pro subscription plan or above).
• Once added, alternates appear in the FPL Editor connected to their associated airport, and a dashed line on the map connects them on the map, either directly or via the specified route.
• Tap the alternate bubble in the FPL Editor to remove it, select a different alternate, or activate your route to the alternate.

User Waypoint Styles
• Customize the shape and color of your saved user waypoints created in ForeFlight or imported via CSV or Content Packs to unlock greater flexibility and new use cases.
• When saving a point as a new User Waypoint or editing an existing one, tap the Waypoint Style field to select from six colors and six icon styles.

Document Viewer Tabs
• Keep multiple documents opened at once and quickly move between them via the Documents Tab bar, enabling more complex workflows and ensuring your most frequently-viewed files are just a tap away.
• Opening any document will automatically open it as a new tab alongside any existing tabs, which appear in a bar along the top of the document viewer. Tap on other tabs to switch between them, and tap the X button on the left side of the current tab to close it.
• Tap-holding on any tab provides options to close that tab, close all tabs other than it, or close all tabs. Tap-hold and then drag a tab to move it within the tab bar.
• When the number of open tabs exceeds the size of the tab bar, especially on iPhone or when using Multitasking on iPad, you can swipe left or right to scroll through the tab bar and access hidden tabs. Tapping the “…” button at the far-right end of the tab bar also provides a tappable list of all open tabs to quickly jump to any one.

Upvote Airport & FBO Comments
• User-submitted comments for airports and FBOs now include a “thumbs-up” button, allowing you to upvote helpful comments and see which ones others have liked.
• A new option at the top of the Comments view also allows you to sort comments by either Most Recent (default) or Most Upvoted to see them in whichever order you prefer.

Dynamic Procedures: Terminal Arrival Altitudes
• Easily find your approved descent altitudes on supported instrument approaches with TAAs now drawn directly on the map.
• Adding any approach to your route via Procedure Advisor will automatically display either an MSA or a TAA, depending on which is specified for the approach.
• In addition to drawing the TAA boundaries on the map in blue, ForeFlight also labels each boundary arc or semi-circle with its associated altitude and the distance and fix which define the boundary, as well as labeling the radials defined by the TAA.
• Dynamic Procedures is currently available with ForeFlight’s Essential subscription plan and above for all customers in the U.S. and Canada.

European Logbook Support
• ForeFlight Logbook can now support flight logging in Europe with the new Logbook Region setting to apply Europe-specific terminology, recency tracking, exportable reports, and more. 
• European customers who visit More > Logbook will automatically be prompted to switch from the existing FAA region to the new Europe region, and can change their selection at any time from the Logbook Settings menu.
• Switching to the Europe region does not delete or alter any existing Logbook data, but replaces many of the existing FAA-specific items with their EASA equivalents. These include entry fields for tracking flight time and skill tests, new Europe-specific qualifications and licenses, aircraft configurations and selections, etc.
• Logbook then uses this information to power Europe-specific recency trackers such as 90 Day Passenger, Light Aircraft, Language Proficiency, and more, as well as generating standardized EASA FCL.050 reports, progress reports towards European skill tests such as PPL(A) and LAPL(A), and others.
• The European Logbook Region is available with all ForeFlight subscription plans and all regions.

Google Aerial Map Imagery
• Plan with higher-quality and more frequently updated views of Earth with ForeFlight’s Aerial map layer, 3D views, and more now powered by Google’s satellite imagery. 
• Enable the Aerial Map layer in the Maps view Layer Selector to see and plan with Google-sourced aerial imagery.

GPS Cross Check
• When you suspect interference with your GPS position, use the GPS Cross-Check tool to compare your GPS-derived position with one calculated from nearby VOR/DME navaids.
• Access the tool by tapping any VOR/DME navaid on the Aeronautical Map. Select GPS Cross-Check and input the radial and distance from that navaid to view any deviation between the two sources.
• Available with ForeFlight Premium for individuals, Business Performance for flight departments, and MFB One for military and government.

Weight & Balance: Custom Curtailments
• Create custom W&B curtailments for any aircraft to handle unique scenarios that affect your W&B envelope.
• Create new curtailments in More > Aircraft > Weight & Balance or on ForeFlight Web by specifying a name and the forward and aft curtailment amounts.
• Custom curtailments appear as options alongside the default ones in the W&B planning view for that aircraft.

MFB: Multiple Briefing Formats
• US Air Force and Army pilots can now use ForeFlight’s Graphical Briefing format even after requesting an official USAF Weather Briefing with support for multiple briefing formats. 
• ForeFlight will automatically prompt users to select their preferred briefing formats, with options to enable or disable the USAF DD-175-1 format and select between ForeFlight’s Graphical HTML or PDF briefing formats.
• Users can then choose between DD-175-1 and the selected ForeFlight format by tapping the Briefing button to generate, view, or refresh either one.
• Available with ForeFlight MFB One subscription plans for US Air Force and Army pilots.

Dynamic Procedures: Terminal Arrival Altitudes
• Easily find your approved descent altitudes on supported instrument approaches with TAAs now drawn directly on the map.
• Adding any approach to your route via Procedure Advisor will automatically display either an MSA or a TAA, depending on which is specified for the approach.
• In addition to drawing the TAA boundaries on the map in blue, ForeFlight also labels each boundary arc or semi-circle with its associated altitude and the distance and fix which define the boundary, as well as labeling the radials defined by the TAA.
• Dynamic Procedures is currently available with ForeFlight’s Essential subscription plan and above for all customers in the U.S. and Canada.

European Logbook Support
• ForeFlight Logbook can now support flight logging in Europe with the new Logbook Region setting to apply Europe-specific terminology, recency tracking, exportable reports, and more. 
• European customers who visit More > Logbook will automatically be prompted to switch from the existing FAA region to the new Europe region, and can change their selection at any time from the Logbook Settings menu.
• Switching to the Europe region does not delete or alter any existing Logbook data, but replaces many of the existing FAA-specific items with their EASA equivalents. These include entry fields for tracking flight time and skill tests, new Europe-specific qualifications and licenses, aircraft configurations and selections, etc.
• Logbook then uses this information to power Europe-specific recency trackers such as 90 Day Passenger, Light Aircraft, Language Proficiency, and more, as well as generating standardized EASA FCL.050 reports, progress reports towards European skill tests such as PPL(A) and LAPL(A), and others.
• The European Logbook Region is available with all ForeFlight subscription plans and all regions.

Google Aerial Map Imagery
• Plan with higher-quality and more frequently updated views of Earth with ForeFlight’s Aerial map layer, 3D views, and more now powered by Google’s satellite imagery. 
• Enable the Aerial Map layer in the Maps view Layer Selector to see and plan with Google-sourced aerial imagery.

GPS Cross Check
• When you suspect interference with your GPS position, use the GPS Cross-Check tool to compare your GPS-derived position with one calculated from nearby VOR/DME navaids.
• Access the tool by tapping any VOR/DME navaid on the Aeronautical Map. Select GPS Cross-Check and input the radial and distance from that navaid to view any deviation between the two sources.
• Available with ForeFlight Premium for individuals, Business Performance for flight departments, and MFB One for military and government.

Weight & Balance: Custom Curtailments
• Create custom W&B curtailments for any aircraft to handle unique scenarios that affect your W&B envelope.
• Create new curtailments in More > Aircraft > Weight & Balance or on ForeFlight Web by specifying a name and the forward and aft curtailment amounts.
• Custom curtailments appear as options alongside the default ones in the W&B planning view for that aircraft.

MFB: Multiple Briefing Formats
• US Air Force and Army pilots can now use ForeFlight’s Graphical Briefing format even after requesting an official USAF Weather Briefing with support for multiple briefing formats. 
• ForeFlight will automatically prompt users to select their preferred briefing formats, with options to enable or disable the USAF DD-175-1 format and select between ForeFlight’s Graphical HTML or PDF briefing formats.
• Users can then choose between DD-175-1 and the selected ForeFlight format by tapping the Briefing button to generate, view, or refresh either one.
• Available with ForeFlight MFB One subscription plans for US Air Force and Army pilots.

Dynamic Procedures: Terminal Arrival Altitudes
• Easily find your approved descent altitudes on supported instrument approaches with TAAs now drawn directly on the map.
• Adding any approach to your route via Procedure Advisor will automatically display either an MSA or a TAA, depending on which is specified for the approach.
• In addition to drawing the TAA boundaries on the map in blue, ForeFlight also labels each boundary arc or semi-circle with its associated altitude and the distance and fix which define the boundary, as well as labeling the radials defined by the TAA.
• Dynamic Procedures is currently available with ForeFlight’s Essential subscription plan and above for all customers in the U.S. and Canada.

European Logbook Support
• ForeFlight Logbook can now support flight logging in Europe with the new Logbook Region setting to apply Europe-specific terminology, recency tracking, exportable reports, and more. 
• European customers who visit More > Logbook will automatically be prompted to switch from the existing FAA region to the new Europe region, and can change their selection at any time from the Logbook Settings menu.
• Switching to the Europe region does not delete or alter any existing Logbook data, but replaces many of the existing FAA-specific items with their EASA equivalents. These include entry fields for tracking flight time and skill tests, new Europe-specific qualifications and licenses, aircraft configurations and selections, etc.
• Logbook then uses this information to power Europe-specific recency trackers such as 90 Day Passenger, Light Aircraft, Language Proficiency, and more, as well as generating standardized EASA FCL.050 reports, progress reports towards European skill tests such as PPL(A) and LAPL(A), and others.
• The European Logbook Region is available with all ForeFlight subscription plans and all regions.

Google Aerial Map Imagery
• Plan with higher-quality and more frequently updated views of Earth with ForeFlight’s Aerial map layer, 3D views, and more now powered by Google’s satellite imagery. 
• Enable the Aerial Map layer in the Maps view Layer Selector to see and plan with Google-sourced aerial imagery.

GPS Cross Check
• When you suspect interference with your GPS position, use the GPS Cross-Check tool to compare your GPS-derived position with one calculated from nearby VOR/DME navaids.
• Access the tool by tapping any VOR/DME navaid on the Aeronautical Map. Select GPS Cross-Check and input the radial and distance from that navaid to view any deviation between the two sources.
• Available with ForeFlight Premium for individuals, Business Performance for flight departments, and MFB One for military and government.

Weight & Balance: Custom Curtailments
• Create custom W&B curtailments for any aircraft to handle unique scenarios that affect your W&B envelope.
• Create new curtailments in More > Aircraft > Weight & Balance or on ForeFlight Web by specifying a name and the forward and aft curtailment amounts.
• Custom curtailments appear as options alongside the default ones in the W&B planning view for that aircraft.

MFB: Multiple Briefing Formats
• US Air Force and Army pilots can now use ForeFlight’s Graphical Briefing format even after requesting an official USAF Weather Briefing with support for multiple briefing formats. 
• ForeFlight will automatically prompt users to select their preferred briefing formats, with options to enable or disable the USAF DD-175-1 format and select between ForeFlight’s Graphical HTML or PDF briefing formats.
• Users can then choose between DD-175-1 and the selected ForeFlight format by tapping the Briefing button to generate, view, or refresh either one.
• Available with ForeFlight MFB One subscription plans for US Air Force and Army pilots.

Future Graphical NOTAMs Setting
• Plan for upcoming NOTAMs further in advance with a new option to reveal Graphical NOTAMs on the Map up to 48 hours before their effective time. 
• With the NOTAMs map layer enabled, open Map Settings > NOTAMs Settings to find the “Show NOTAMs Within” setting, which you can set to any number of hours between 2 hours (the default setting) and 48 hours.

Logbook: Expanded Takeoff & Landing Types
• Log your takeoffs and landings more flexibly by selecting different types of takeoffs and landings in a single entry, with options for day vs night, towered airports, and touch & goes.
• In addition to the default four options for Day/Night Takeoffs and Day/Night Full Stop Landings, you can now specify additional takeoff and landing types per entry using the “Add Takeoff/Landing Type” buttons below each section.
• The Add Takeoff Type selector lets you specify day vs night as well as whether or not the airport is towered, while the Add Landing Type selector includes these options and also lets you distinguish between full stop vs touch & go landings. After making these selections you can add the new takeoff or landing type to the entry and increment the counter as you would with the default types.
• The expanded takeoff and landing types are not backward compatible with prior versions of ForeFlight, so once you start using the new takeoff and landing types in your Logbook entries after updating to the latest ForeFlight version, you will no longer be able to edit your takeoff and landing details on devices running older versions of the app. Be sure to update to the latest ForeFlight version on all your devices if you wish to edit your Logbook from any of them.

Active Navlog: Cockpit Sharing
• Easily collaborate with crew members when logging fuel, GNE checks, and other waypoint details to produce a single master record for oceanic flights.
• Cockpit Sharing is only available to users with a license for Active Navlog and published aircraft profiles that are licensed for ForeFlight Dispatch, both of which may be purchased as add-ons by ForeFlight Business Performance accounts.
• A Cockpit Sharing session can be initiated in Active Navlog via a new button in the top-right of the view. With both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth enabled (no specific connections are required) and network permissions granted to the ForeFlight app, tap “Begin Cockpit Sharing” to initiate the session.
• The user who initiates the session will be set as the “Master" and will retain edit access to the navlog, while other crew members can then join this session via the same button to have realtime read-only access to the Navlog as it’s edited by the Master.
• The Master status can be seamlessly transferred between different users in the same Cockpit Sharing session, allowing any crew member to take on logging responsibility in seconds without the risk of conflicting edits or loss of synchronization.
• Signing the Active Navlog after the flight will lock it from further edits and automatically end the Cockpit Sharing session.
• Contact ForeFlight Sales to learn more about Active Navlog for Business accounts or visit foreflight.com/active-navlog.

Future Graphical NOTAMs Setting
• Plan for upcoming NOTAMs further in advance with a new option to reveal Graphical NOTAMs on the Map up to 48 hours before their effective time. 
• With the NOTAMs map layer enabled, open Map Settings > NOTAMs Settings to find the “Show NOTAMs Within” setting, which you can set to any number of hours between 2 hours (the default setting) and 48 hours.

Logbook: Expanded Takeoff & Landing Types
• Log your takeoffs and landings more flexibly by selecting different types of takeoffs and landings in a single entry, with options for day vs night, towered airports, and touch & goes.
• In addition to the default four options for Day/Night Takeoffs and Day/Night Full Stop Landings, you can now specify additional takeoff and landing types per entry using the “Add Takeoff/Landing Type” buttons below each section.
• The Add Takeoff Type selector lets you specify day vs night as well as whether or not the airport is towered, while the Add Landing Type selector includes these options and also lets you distinguish between full stop vs touch & go landings. After making these selections you can add the new takeoff or landing type to the entry and increment the counter as you would with the default types.
• The expanded takeoff and landing types are not backward compatible with prior versions of ForeFlight, so once you start using the new takeoff and landing types in your Logbook entries after updating to the latest ForeFlight version, you will no longer be able to edit your takeoff and landing details on devices running older versions of the app. Be sure to update to the latest ForeFlight version on all your devices if you wish to edit your Logbook from any of them.

Active Navlog: Cockpit Sharing
• Easily collaborate with crew members when logging fuel, GNE checks, and other waypoint details to produce a single master record for oceanic flights.
• Cockpit Sharing is only available to users with a license for Active Navlog and published aircraft profiles that are licensed for ForeFlight Dispatch, both of which may be purchased as add-ons by ForeFlight Business Performance accounts.
• A Cockpit Sharing session can be initiated in Active Navlog via a new button in the top-right of the view. With both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth enabled (no specific connections are required) and network permissions granted to the ForeFlight app, tap “Begin Cockpit Sharing” to initiate the session.
• The user who initiates the session will be set as the “Master" and will retain edit access to the navlog, while other crew members can then join this session via the same button to have realtime read-only access to the Navlog as it’s edited by the Master.
• The Master status can be seamlessly transferred between different users in the same Cockpit Sharing session, allowing any crew member to take on logging responsibility in seconds without the risk of conflicting edits or loss of synchronization.
• Signing the Active Navlog after the flight will lock it from further edits and automatically end the Cockpit Sharing session.
• Contact ForeFlight Sales to learn more about Active Navlog for Business accounts or visit foreflight.com/active-navlog.

Dynamic Procedures: NOTAMs in Sidebar
• View NOTAMs relevant to your selected approach or airport directly in the Dynamic Procedures sidebar for quick access to this essential information.
• The new NOTAMs button in the sidebar always shows the number of relevant NOTAMs, even when it’s zero, and highlights the number in red when one or more NOTAMs are present.
• Tap the NOTAMs button to view the list of active NOTAMs relevant to the selected approach, sorted in reverse chronological order. Tap Show All NOTAMs at the bottom of this list to view all NOTAMs associated with the airport, and use the NOTAM type filter at the top to view all Airport, Obstacle, TFR/ARTCC, or Jeppesen NOTAMs.
• Procedure Advisor also now shows a red NOTAMs banner at the top of the approach transition and minimum selection view which you can tap on to view NOTAMs relevant to that approach.
• Dynamic Procedures is currently available for all customers in the U.S. and Canada.

User Waypoint Styles
• Customize the shape and color of your saved user waypoints created in ForeFlight or imported via CSV or Content Packs to unlock greater flexibility and new use cases.
• When saving a point as a new User Waypoint or editing an existing one, tap the Waypoint Style field to select from six colors and six icon styles.
• Customizing the style of waypoints created within ForeFlight Mobile is supported for all subscription plan levels, while styling for waypoints created on ForeFlight Web’s Custom Content tab for sharing within a multi-pilot account requires the Control Tower subscription add-on.

Breadcrumb Speed/Altitude Settings
• Set the minimum speed and altitude required for Breadcrumbs to show on the map to better support rotorcraft and other low or slow flight profiles. 
• Available altitude settings include 50, 100, or 250 feet, and groundspeed settings include 0, 20, or 40 knots, with defaults of 50 feet altitude and 40 knots groundspeed to match existing behavior.
• Both the selected altitude and groundspeed values must be met in order for Breadcrumbs to be drawn on the map.
• The settings are available in the new Map Settings > Breadcrumbs menu, which also includes the toggle to show or hide Breadcrumbs and the existing “Clear After” setting to determine how long after landing the Breadcrumbs will disappear from the map.

New Ownship Markers
• Update your ownship marker and color to reflect your actual (or dream) aircraft with over a dozen new aircraft options.
• A number of existing ownship markers have also been renamed, and the Ownship Marker menu now organizes all markers into groups: Standard (includes the default airplane marker and basic pointer), Airplane, Rotorcraft, and Other (includes the V-22 Osprey and blimp markers).
• Available in More > Settings > Ownship Marker.

Sync Status View
• Verify the status of your connection to ForeFlight’s Sync servers and view troubleshooting tips to help resolve data issues as instructed by ForeFlight’s Pilot Support Team. 
• Available in More > Sync Status.

Prioritize Jeppesen Plates Setting
• Jeppesen chart customers who also use other chart sources can disable this setting to use non-Jeppesen sources as the default when automatically displaying a chart, such as when tapping “Taxiways” from the Airports view or when adding an approach procedure to your route via Procedure Advisor. 
• The setting is enabled by default to prioritize Jeppesen plates whenever they are available, matching current behavior.
• Available in More > Jeppesen.

Alternates in Flight Binders
• Easily organize and access all the plates you need for a flight with support for alternate airports in Flight Binders.
• The improved Flight Binder sidebar allows you to add one or more alternate airports for both your departure and destination and select the full range of procedure plates, airport diagrams, and other charts for each one.
• Plus, new filter options within the plate selection view makes it easy to narrow down the list based on approach type, applicable runway, and chart publisher.

Logbook: Custom Currencies
• Set up custom currencies in Logbook using a range of field types to track everything from personal flight minimums to insurance requirements.
• Create a new custom currency using the option at the bottom of the Add Currency menu, and edit your custom currencies from the currency detail view.
• Each custom currency can measure time with either a moving duration or fixed date range, and supports up to six field types including flight time, aircraft types or tails, number of takeoffs, landings, holds, or approaches, and more, enabling the construction of highly-specific and flexible currency rules.
• Custom Currencies are available with ForeFlight Essential subscriptions and above.

Logbook: Currency Widget
• Keep an eye on your nearest-expiring Logbook currencies, including custom currencies, right from your home screen with ForeFlight’s first ever widget! 
• Long-press your home screen and tap Edit > Add Widgets > ForeFlight to select from five available widget sizes.

Improved Multi-Element Single Tap
• Avoid frustrating mis-taps on overlapping Map elements with an improved Map Info menu that lists all available elements at the location you tapped, providing at-a-glance information and easy access to each element’s detail view.

Improved NavLog Layout
• View and interpret the FPL NavLog on Maps more easily with a simplified single-column waypoint list and swapped positions for Leg and Total details for more intuitive scanning.
• The “Change Plan” buttons to fly direct to a waypoint or activate that leg of your route are now stacked along the far left edge of the NavLog window.

Discover: What’s New
• Catch up on ForeFlight’s latest features at any time right inside the app with the What’s New tab in More > Discover. A blue notification dot lets you know when there’s new features to discover.

Helicopter Procedures
• Simplify rotorcraft flight planning and inflight navigation with support for helicopter-specific procedures at supported airports.
• With a rotorcraft profile selected in the FPL Edit view, available procedures appear in Procedure Advisor with a prominent HELICOPTER label. 

Military Fight Bag: Camo App Icon
• ForeFlight MFB offers a new camo-styled app icon as an alternative to the blue civilian version, available via the new toggle in More > Settings > App Icon. Available with all ForeFlight MFB subscriptions.

Alternates in Flight Binders
• Easily organize and access all the plates you need for a flight with support for alternate airports in Flight Binders.
• The improved Flight Binder sidebar allows you to add one or more alternate airports for both your departure and destination and select the full range of procedure plates, airport diagrams, and other charts for each one.
• Plus, new filter options within the plate selection view makes it easy to narrow down the list based on approach type, applicable runway, and chart publisher.

Logbook: Custom Currencies
• Set up custom currencies in Logbook using a range of field types to track everything from personal flight minimums to insurance requirements.
• Create a new custom currency using the option at the bottom of the Add Currency menu, and edit your custom currencies from the currency detail view.
• Each custom currency can measure time with either a moving duration or fixed date range, and supports up to six field types including flight time, aircraft types or tails, number of takeoffs, landings, holds, or approaches, and more, enabling the construction of highly-specific and flexible currency rules.
• Custom Currencies are available with ForeFlight Essential subscriptions and above.

Logbook: Currency Widget
• Keep an eye on your nearest-expiring Logbook currencies, including custom currencies, right from your home screen with ForeFlight’s first ever widget! 
• Long-press your home screen and tap Edit > Add Widgets > ForeFlight to select from five available widget sizes.

Improved Multi-Element Single Tap
• Avoid frustrating mis-taps on overlapping Map elements with an improved Map Info menu that lists all available elements at the location you tapped, providing at-a-glance information and easy access to each element’s detail view.

Improved NavLog Layout
• View and interpret the FPL NavLog on Maps more easily with a simplified single-column waypoint list and swapped positions for Leg and Total details for more intuitive scanning.
• The “Change Plan” buttons to fly direct to a waypoint or activate that leg of your route are now stacked along the far left edge of the NavLog window.

Discover: What’s New
• Catch up on ForeFlight’s latest features at any time right inside the app with the What’s New tab in More > Discover. A blue notification dot lets you know when there’s new features to discover.

Helicopter Procedures
• Simplify rotorcraft flight planning and inflight navigation with support for helicopter-specific procedures at supported airports.
• With a rotorcraft profile selected in the FPL Edit view, available procedures appear in Procedure Advisor with a prominent HELICOPTER label. 

Military Fight Bag: Camo App Icon
• ForeFlight MFB offers a new camo-styled app icon as an alternative to the blue civilian version, available via the new toggle in More > Settings > App Icon. Available with all ForeFlight MFB subscriptions.