Air Navigation Pro Android 2.1 New Release: New Look and Feel, 3D function, Live tracking, Flight Record and much more
Air Navigation Pro Android Version 2.1 has launched! Pilots
now have added inflight optimized 3D features, an instrument compass, flight
recording function, and a whole new look and feel that will quickly become
second nature. In addition, aviators presently have the option to maximize both
preflight and inflight planning with a complete aeronautical database
subscription plan.
Air Navigation Pro users, from student pilots to general
aviation warriors, and commercial professionals alike will find the new
features an enhancement to the in-cockpit experience. With the same look and feel
as the iOS version, both Apple and Android users get to enjoy the smooth
interchangeability of operation and ease of use. Most of all, legacy users will
be pleased with how well their feedback was received and translated into this
‘human factors’ centric engineering.
CFIT: Controlled Flight into Terrain. The acronym alone sends
shivers down every practiced pilot's spine and for good reason. There are few
experiences more terrifying than flying into IMC conditions at low altitudes
with rising terrain ahead. Knowing the average life expectancy for VFR pilots
in instrument meteorological conditions is less than 3 minutes, this
advancement in aviation software could not have come too soon.
The added bonus of the 3D feature goes beyond a superior
safety but is an exceptional tool to the VFR pilot. This is an invaluable
instrument in achieving the private pilot’s license, helping to exceed the
requirement to demonstrate real-world topography interpretation to chart location.
Moreover, instrument-rated pilots will be thrilled to
experience the georeferenced approach charts with the
new 3D view. This feature is a game-changer for simplifying the VFR/IFR
landings. It’s brilliantly engineered to reduce pilot stress load and offers
the opportunity for one perfect approach after another.
Redundancy is safety and few tools are more critical than the
compass. Whether flying through class bravo airspace, where a heading error
comes with heavy fines, or navigating through miles of uncontrolled airspace
when miscalculations burn cash at the rate of fuel flow, having backups to your
magnetic and vacuum indicator is a money saver.
Air Navigation Pro has made it even easier to share your
flight with friends and family. Its flight recorder function is a breeze to
upload, interfacing with popular social media apps Facebook, Linkedin, and even
Twitter, in addition to email!
Further in theme with the new 3D features and inflight
compass, the Flight Record Function is a money saver! A good debrief in student
pilot terms is equivalent to an extra flight. In the world of aviation, that is
the difference between hundreds of dollars wasted or invested.
All pilot students, vloggers, bloggers, and everyday watch
shooting aviators included, will also enjoy this feature which definitively
proves ‘you really are that good of a pilot.’ With indisputable evidence to
back up those tales of your perfect flight, the flight record function isn’t
just practical, it comes with bragging rights!
Both instructors and students will love this feature that
incorporates all the benefits of Air Navigation Pro and lets you practice at
home. With the added advantage of utilizing a simulator incorporating the same
tools used in flight (once again saving time and money), flight instructors
will be as thrilled with their quickly advancing students as those junior
pilots will be in the flight hours’ money saved.
Clearly designed for the user, the GPX file feature allows
aviators to import and export data into the application database, enhancing the
pilot experience through collective usage of waypoints recorded tracks, and
routes. Whether sharing with a friend, copying data for use across multiple
devices, or creating backups to regular flight plans, this is yet another
feature that makes Air Navigation Pro a standout in design for the pilots who
use it.
Plans
change: being a good aviator means being able to flex with those changes on the
fly (pun intended). Giving pilots rapid access to AIRAC updated data, Air
Navigation Pro’s aeronautical database subscription plan can be used
confidently by aviators when they need to execute on the unexpected. Offering
another safety net and access to all the information need in responding to
weather, ATC instruction, or the dreaded inflight emergency, everything from
airport diagrams to airspace classifications are available at the swipe of a
finger.
Every
pilot knows that clear, concise, and correct communication are the keys to a
perfect flight and makes a big difference in the outcomes when faced with
fatigue or stress in the cockpit. Now Air Navigation Pro takes into account the
native languages of its users and speaks fluent French, Spanish, Portuguese,
and German, and is starting to learn Italian and
Russian! Additionally, soon it will have a fluent Chinese option and is
truly revolutionizing the pilot experience. Now your language is Air Navigation
Pro’s language.
Air Navigation Pro Android Version 2.1 newest features
benefit pilots in and out of the cockpit at all levels. Student pilots will
find this to be an excellent training tool, while veteran fliers will be
pleased with the ease of use and pilot centric design. All aviators will be
better for the safety this app provides and happy with the availability during
all phases of flight. The engineers and aviators and Air Navigation Pro did a
phenomenal job in bringing an evolutionary product to its users!
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and check the manual for additional details on how to use the new features.
Blue Skies,
The Air Navigation Team
Amazing New update
ReplyDeleteThank you Harwin
DeleteSounds good but does the Android verion support external AHRS for the synthetic vision?
ReplyDeleteBest regards
Halldór Halldórsson.
Hello, for the moment AHRS sensors are not supported. They will be supported on Version 2.2 coming end of this year.
DeleteThat is a great news.
DeleteBest regards
Halldór Halldórsson