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No sneak peaks with ForeFlight's powerful terrain and obstacle avoidance features.
Plan and fly with industry-leading IFR charts, airport diagrams, and more in ForeFlight.
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Learn about powerful and underutilized features, whether you're brand new or a ForeFlight veteran.

Tap on any Currency Summary in ForeFlight Logbook to see detailed information about your progress towards that currency.

ForeFlight now allows you to add a call sign to flight plans. Since most pilots don’t use call signs, the setting is disabled by default; you can enable it in More, Settings, File & Brief.

2/3 view is a new design paradigm in ForeFlight on the iPhone that allows you to access information about map elements without losing sight of the map itself.

Follow live approaches, landings, and takeoffs in 3D with FlightAware-sourced Internet Traffic in 3D Airports, available with Performance Plus and Business Performance subscription plans.

Tap to learn about airspace, map elements, and more using the Maps view’s information Sidebar, which lets you dig into details while still interacting with the map.

Use this feature to quickly access ForeFlight's FBO Directory information right from the Taxi Chart.

Plan to steer clear of clouds at any altitude with the Clouds forecast weather layer, available as a map layer for Pro Plus subscription plans and above.

There’s never been a better time to bring your old paper logbook into the 21st century!

ForeFlight’s Enhanced Weight & Balance capability is now available for all customers, allowing you to more easily create, edit, and plan with your W&B profiles.

ForeFlight's versatile Multimode Timer is a great way to set inflight reminders for fuel tank switching, time yourself during holds and other procedures, and more.

Stay on top of weather today or next week with Daily and Hourly Forecasts - an all-purpose, 10-day, hour-by-hour forecast for any location on Earth.

ForeFlight allows you to associate files, documents, and photos with flight plans using the Files in Flights feature, helping you keep important flight resources organized and easily accessible.

Easily add a visual approach or traffic pattern entry to your route with a customizable pattern altitude.

ForeFlight’s Documents view has an enhanced layout that makes it easier to find, download, and access documents.

Flight Sharing in ForeFlight allows you to easily share your planned and filed flights with fellow pilots, co-pilots, or crew members for improved collaboration and more efficient flight planning.

Graphical enroute NOTAMs are now supported globally with the new NOTAMs map layer. NOTAMs are color-coded based on type, severity, and active times.

ForeFlight’s High Resolution Basemap includes Jeppesen-sourced terrain and cultural elements such as mountain passes, highway labels, and more for improved inflight reference.

Airspace Highlighting in ForeFlight helps declutter the map and keeps you aware of the airspace affecting your route.

ForeFlight’s Alternate Advisor simplifies the process of choosing a good alternate airport by providing a list of suggestions to help you narrow your options.

Complete aircraft profile information is critical to accurate flight currency reporting - ForeFlight Logbook highlights missing information to help your currencies stay on track.

Profile view in ForeFlight now depicts airspace along your route, providing you with valuable information for flight planning and inflight use beyond terrain and obstacle avoidance.

Content Packs in ForeFlight provide an easy way to import, use, and share sets of custom content.

Easily locate frequencies for many kinds of controlled airspace on ForeFlight’s Maps view for quick inflight access.

Breadcrumbs allow you to see a track log as it’s recorded, leaving a continuous line that you can reference for maneuvers, Search and Rescue and survey work, or just to see where you’ve been.