Many pilots use their iPhone as a primary electronic flight bag (EFB) in the cockpit, thanks to its portability and ...

This month Garmin launched the latest generation of their popular smartwatch, the D2 Air X15 and the D2 Mach 2, which feature ...

Lightspeed Aviation has always been at the forefront of aviation headset technology. They were one of the first to offer Bluetooth audio connectivity and customizable headset options through their ...

When it comes to night flying, every pilot knows the importance of having a good flashlight. Not just any flashlight—but one that plays nicely in a dark cockpit, offers multiple lighting options, and ...

For all the cutting edge features found in modern EFB apps, nothing is more important than charts. Having access to always-updated, geo-referenced versions of sectionals, airport diagrams, and ...

You’re cruising along at 6,500 feet, glancing down at your iPad to review the weather ahead. Then, suddenly—it goes dark. Maybe it overheated, maybe the battery died, or maybe the app just froze.

If weather or an ATC delay requires you to fly a holding pattern, you can use ForeFlight’s Hold Advisor feature to add the details of the hold to the flight plan. If you receive a clearance to hold at ...

In-flight satellite connectivity is more accessible now than ever for pilots flying piston airplanes and light jets. We’ve covered the developments extensively over the past year, starting with the ...

For most general aviation pilots, flying at night is a pretty rare event, making up less than 10% of hours logged. But there are some real advantages to flying after sunset, including smoother rides ...

Pilots demand reliability, durability, and functionality from their gear, especially when it comes to essential tools like the iPad. Whether you’re accessing charts, monitoring weather, or running a ...

Most pilots won’t even leave the traffic pattern without their iPad. It’s become required equipment. But as indispensable as these devices are, they come with a well-known Achilles’ heel: overheating.