Our May release includes Per-Leg Altitude in Profile, Global Graphical NOTAMs, enhanced Metric unit support, and more.
Per-Leg Altitude in Profile
Easily plan enroute altitude changes around terrain, weather, or airspace and visualize them in Profile View, with the option to start or end a climb or descent at a specified waypoint.
Once you enter a flight plan in the FPL editor, open Profile View then tap the waypoint’s label where you want to add an altitude change.
You can also access this menu by tapping the Waypoint Bubble on the FPL editor.
Enter the new altitude in the Altitude field, and use the Start At/Cross At selector to determine where the altitude change is conducted in relation to the waypoint: Start At will initiate the altitude change at the waypoint, while Cross At will complete the altitude change at the waypoint, shifting the start of the climb or descent earlier in your route.
Once you input a Start At or Cross At Altitude, Profile View automatically updates and displays the change to your route. ForeFlight uses your aircraft’s selected climb and descent profiles to calculate the altitude change’s duration and impact on time and fuel calculations, so you may see different results if your actual enroute climb or descent differs from the selected profile.
Profile View is included in Pro Plus subscription plans and above.
Global Graphical NOTAMs
Previously limited to Europe, Graphical enroute NOTAMs are now supported around the world with the new NOTAMs map layer.
To enable Graphical NOTAMs, tap the Layer Selector, then tap NOTAMs on the right.
Tap a NOTAM on the map to view its details, or tap on multiple overlapping NOTAMs to select one from a summary list.
NOTAMs are color-coded red, yellow, or gray based on type, severity, and active times. The most severe Airspace restriction NOTAMs first appear in yellow 120 minutes prior to activating and turning red, while Scheduled Exercise NOTAMs also appear in yellow 120 minutes prior to activation, but remain yellow once active. All other NOTAM types appear on the map only when they become active.
With the NOTAMs layer enabled, selectively filter which types are shown using the new menu in Map Settings > NOTAMs Settings, with toggles for Exercises, Controlled Airspaces, Obstacles, and Other. With all toggles off, only airspace restriction and other severe NOTAMs will remain visible on the map.
Similar to other map overlays like TFRs, AIR/SIGMENTs, radar, and more, you can adjust the layer opacity using the slider at the bottom of the Map Settings menu.
Distance Rings in Kilometers
Gauge the distance to your surroundings in kilometers with a new Distance Rings setting.
Enable Distance Rings in Map Settings > Distance Rings.
Then tap any of the three labels attached to Distance Rings to change the unit of measurement. As with other Distance Rings styles, you can choose from three fixed distance settings to prevent the rings from changing size, or select the Automatic setting to automatically resize the rings as you zoom in or out.
Altitude Instruments in Meters
Customize the units of altitude displayed by the Map’s Instrument Panel for inflight reference with the new Altitude Instruments setting.
First Tap More in the bottom right corner of your screen, then Settings at the top right of the menu.
Next, find Units/Time under the Preferences section at the bottom of the Settings list, and then the Altitude Instruments menu within that.
From here you can select a unit of measurement for your Altitude Instruments.
Altitude Instruments affected by this setting include GPS Altitude, Height AGL, Height MEF, Pressure Altitude, Cabin Pressure, Vertical speed (meters per minute), Climb gradient (meters per distance unit), and Descent to Destination (meters per minute).
UL94 Fuel Prices
Find pricing and availability of UL94 fuel at FBOs in Airports > FBOs or by tapping an FBO icon on a plate or the map.
Then tap the FBO to see more details on fuel options, including self-service and full-service pricing as applicable.
Like with other fuel types, you can update UL94 prices at FBOs you visit by tapping Update Fuel Prices in the bottom-right of the FBO detail view.
New Runway Analysis Aircraft Support
ForeFlight’s advanced Runway Analysis product for jets now supports the Gulfstream G200.
Military Flight Bag: Hide Pilot Info from Filing Form
ForeFlight Military Flight Bag customers can opt to reveal or hide their name on filed flight plan forms using the Hide Pilot Info on FIling Form setting.
To disable it, start by tapping Proceed to File in the Flights view once your flight plan is ready.
From the File form, scroll to the very bottom to find Hide Pilot Info on Filing Form. Tap the toggle to turn the setting off. With Hide Pilot Info from FIling Form toggled off, Flight Plans will show the name of the Pilot in Command.
The new setting appears at the very bottom of the ICAO and DD-1801 flight plan forms and is enabled by default to match the app’s current behavior of automatically hiding the pilot’s name on the flight plan form.
| Example of DD-1801 form filed with Hide Pilot Info on Filing Form on. (DEFAULT) | Example of DD-1801 form filed with Hide Pilot Info on Filing Form off. |
| Example of ICAO form filed with Hide Pilot Info on Filing Form on. (DEFAULT) | Example of ICAO form filed with Hide Pilot Info on Filing Form off. |