Bruce Williams, takes SmartCharts flying on an actual IFR trip in his Bonanza A36, departing Boeing Field and flying an RNAV ...

Apple released iOS and iPadOS 26.2 for iPhone and iPad, which adds a handful of new features and enhancements.

From smart battery packs to essential apps, our 2025 Gift Guide highlights the top tools and accessories that make flying safer, more organized, and more enjoyable. Whether you’re shopping for a ...

A clean iPad or iPhone screen is easier to read in bright cockpit light, lets you run lower brightness for better battery life, and (especially with flight schools and shared cockpit devices making a ...

Last week, Apple held its annual September media event and debuted the new iPhone 17 series, Apple Watch Series 11, and AirPods Pro 3. The relatively modest hardware updates focused on improved ...

Did you know ForeFlight can automatically record your flights without pressing a single button? This powerful feature logs your GPS track, altitude, speed, and more, making it easy to debrief lessons, ...

Flying into EAA AirVenture in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, is a rite of passage for many pilots—and navigating the famous FISK Arrival is a key part of the adventure. This year, Garmin Aviation is making that ...

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 ...

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 ...

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.

Satellite connectivity for pilots is more accessible and affordable now than ever, thanks to new satellite networks and recent advancements in receiver technology. Anyone with an iPhone 14 or newer ...

Every ten years, a new disruptive technology hits the market that fundamentally changes how we operate small airplanes. In the 2000s, GPS changed the way we navigated. In the 2010s, the iPad and ADS-B ...