While already accessible on a browser, this app provides no service to customer demand besides having an exclusive app. Locking it under a paywall is not something that will garner customer satisfaction. In addition, while the app itself runs ok and the UI is as nice as the browser, the functionality does not meet web standards.There are plenty of bugs with flight planning that don’t always show up on the web browser, and active pause simply does not work.If you have Volanta Premium and you’re considering downloading this app, I’d say give it a try. If you truly have no other way of accessing the browser when on the go, this may be your plan Z. Otherwise, consider continuing to utilize the browser web application of Volanta rather than this mobile app.

As someone who has been using volanta for a year now, I love the desktop app/website and use it for my msfs2020 flying. HOWEVER, this app has been “only available to premium subscribers” for the longest time. You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to understand that that’s not a very logical practice for an app, especially this one. There is absolutely nothing that makes this app special or stand out from it’s website/desktop counterpart, which makes it even worse that this app is locked behind a paywall, like seriously? It makes absolutely no sense it just feels like the developers are begging for money. FIX YOUR APP.

Even with a premium subscription it’s pretty much useless. I can’t pause my sim I can’t see my friend list. I can’t even find my own flight without extensively looking for it, there no center button. I think it has potential but right now your better off just signing into Volanta in a web browser.

The app provides no meaningful functionality without a paid Premium subscription.Upon installation and launch, users are presented only with a login screen.Without an active Premium subscription, users cannot access any features, content, or core functionality of the app.This effectively makes the app unusable in its free state and does not offer any trial, preview, or limited functionality prior to purchase.This appears to conflict with App Store Review Guideline 3.1.2(a), which requires that apps using subscriptions provide value to users beyond a mandatory paywall, and Guideline 2.3.1, which requires that app functionality be accurately represented.Users may be misled into downloading the app without being informed that it cannot be used at all unless they first purchase a subscription.