Sporty’s: CloudAhoy adds glass cockpit view, new Google export

Sporty’s published a review of CloudAhoy, focusing on the new features which were added over the last few months: the Glass Cockpit beta, the Intended Flight Path tool and importing it from ForeFlight, importing from G1000, and Google Earth integration on the iPad.

Thank you. Sporty’s 🙂

A quote:

“We remain impressed by the app’s functionality and the continuous addition of new features.”

 

Click here to read the full article.

 

 

Sporty’s: CloudAhoy offers free app again

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Sporty’s published a review of CloudAhoy Free, a service which we have announced recently.

A quote:

“Pilots can download the app free and use all of its features for 35 days. An account is required, but no credit card is. After 35 days, pilots can still use the logging features of the app, but many of the high end debrief features require the subscription.”

 

Click here to read the full article.

 

 

Simple Flight Radio: an Interview

On 4/27/2014 I (Chuck) was a guest on the weekly Simply Flight Radio show.

Simple FlightThe interview is in Simple Flight’s archive.

My hosts, Al Waterloo and Marc Epner, were professional, funny and knowledgeable. Turns out that they are also long-time CloudAhoy users and fans.  I was on the air for about 50 minutes, starting 25 minutes into the show.

A quote from Simple Flight’s writeup:

As guest audio technician, Trevor Wesolowsky stated, “CloudAhoy will save me two lessons over the course of my instrument training.” Now that’s value!

 

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Streaming audio: MP3 here

 

AIN: making deviations easy to spot

AIN_futureAIN has recently produced a report, The Future of Pilot Training.  It’s a thorough report (17 pages), and a great read.

One of the topics is recurrent training for business aviation pilots. To debrief flights, the article mentions sophisticated Flight Data Monitoring systems, available in high-end aircraft, and low-cost hardware from companies like Appareo which needs to be installed in the aircraft. They continue (page 5):

An even lower-cost solution is available from Apple iPad developer CloudAhoy. […] The debrief view shows graphical views of each maneuver performed, as well as overlays of charting information such as IFR approaches, making deviations easy to spot.

 

AIN Special Report The Future of Pilot Training

 

AINonline: Aviation Apps report

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AINonline has recently produced a comprehensive survey of aviation apps, an excellent report in our opinion. CloudAhoy is one of the apps described in the report.

They write:

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The following report provides brief summaries of some of the key applications and hardware that pilots are employing in their daily operations.

Highly recommended. Good read!

 

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Aviation Apps A form for getting the report

 

CloudAhoy in Apple’s Keynote Address

On October 22, 2013 Apple had a media event announcing exciting new hardware and software. The media event was 80 minutes long. 62:20 minutes into the keynote Tim Cook said: “To celebrate our customers’ creativity and genius of using the iPad, we prepared a short video that I’d like to run for you this morning.”

In this video, a cool looking motorized hang glider had CloudAhoy logging the flight.

 

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Apple Special Event. October 22, 2013. Watch video

 

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