ClearNOTAMs • Easily review NOTAMs before a flight with reliable AI translations that convey the essential meaning of every NOTAM in plain English, with the original text only a tap away. • Translated NOTAMs are available throughout ForeFlight Mobile and ForeFlight Web in all places you view NOTAMs, except for the PDF Briefing format. • Tap “Show Source” below any translated NOTAM to compare it side-by-side with the original text to verify the translation’s accuracy. In the rare case of an inaccurate translation, a built-in “Report Error” button allows you to seamlessly notify ForeFlight staff of the error. • ClearNOTAMs works alongside the enhanced NOTAM interface described below, making it easier to review, prioritize, and understand the information that matters most during your briefing. • ClearNOTAMs is available with all individual ForeFlight subscription plans as a limited-time preview, and will subsequently be available with Premium, Business Performance, MFB Performance, and MFB One subscription plans. NOTAM Interface Improvements • Find the NOTAMs you care about faster with new filtering, sorting, and organization tools. • You can view the new NOTAM interface improvements from the NOTAM tab in the Airports view or by tapping the airport on the map. • Filter NOTAMs by category, source, activation time, and more to narrow the list. • Sort NOTAMs by category, recency, effective time, and more, then pin important NOTAMs to the top of the view or collapse less important NOTAMs with a double-tap. • The enhanced NOTAM interface is available with all ForeFlight subscription plans. Flights: Mobile Clearance • Skip the clearance calls and get to the runway faster by requesting, reviewing, and accepting your IFR departure clearance entirely within ForeFlight at a growing number of U.S. airports. • The option to request your mobile clearance will become available 30 minutes prior to your filed departure time at the bottom of the Flights view. • ForeFlight will automatically notify you when ATC returns your clearance, including the full route string and an inset map depiction, after which you’ll have five minutes to review it and either accept or reject it. • Mobile Clearance is available for all customers initially at several airports primarily in southeast Texas, Kansas, and Wisconsin, and will be enabled at more airports by the FAA over time. ForeFlight AI Connector • Connect ForeFlight to ChatGPT to discover new ways to plan, brief, and more, all grounded in your own ForeFlight data. • Search for ForeFlight Mobile in the ChatGPT Plugin Directory to add the plugin and authenticate with your ForeFlight account. ChatGPT can then access data from your account and ForeFlight such as flight, aircraft, Logbook, and performance data, current and forecast weather, and more in response to your prompts. • Available to all individual ForeFlight subscribers as an open preview. Logbook: Progress Report Guidance • Understand progress reports more easily with clear breakdowns of each requirement, guidance on how to log qualifying time, and links to the published regs. Tap Details next to each requirement to learn more. Maps: Enhanced Airport Diagrams • Improve your situational awareness while taxiing with highly-detailed diagrams for over 1,200 airports globally depicting yellow centerlines and hold short bars, tie-down locations, gate labels, and more. Simply zoom into ForeFlight’s Aeronautical Map layer to view the enhanced diagrams. Maps: One-Finger Zoom • Easily zoom in and out of the map by double-tapping and then dragging your finger up or down, perfect for one-handed control on iPhone and an alternative to the pinch-zoom gesture on iPad.

Map Annotations 2.0 • Draw and edit individual shapes directly on ForeFlight's map with major enhancements to Map Annotations. Enable the overlay in Map Settings, then tap the Map Annotations button to open the toolbar. • The upgraded toolbar includes selectable modes for creating and editing annotations — pencil, line, square, circle, eraser, and selection tool — plus a color picker, and undo/redo options. • Tap any annotation to move it and open an editor to center it on a coordinate or waypoint, adjust size, rotate, change stacking order, and update stroke and fill color. You can also duplicate, delete, or lock annotations from the editor. • Map Annotations 2.0 is available on all ForeFlight subscription plans on iPad and iPhone. Dynamic Procedures in Europe • Brief and fly chart-free approaches, SIDs, and STARs in Europe with ForeFlight’s Dynamic Procedures sidebar, Profile View integration, and more. • All airports that support IFR procedure and that begin with either the “E” or “L” ICAO region designators are now supported by Dynamic Procedures, in addition to previously-supported “K”, “C”, and “P” airports in the U.S. and Canada. • Available with Essential subscription plans and above. ForeFlight Business: FRAT • ForeFlight FRAT is a safety add-on for ForeFlight Business plans that helps operators identify, score, and mitigate flight risks during pre-flight planning. • Safety Managers and Admins configure the organization's FRAT template from the Safety menu in ForeFlight Web, choosing from a pre-built template or building from scratch. Templates support Custom Risk Factors (user-defined questions) and System Risk Factors (automatically scored using flight, weather, and route data). Risk Level thresholds define Low, Medium, and High score ranges. • The Safety Manager Dashboard provides fleet-wide visibility into completed FRATs, 30-day score and mitigation averages, top recurring risk factors, and full review access to all submissions. • On ForeFlight Mobile, pilots access a Flight Risk section on any FRAT-licensed flight. They answer Custom Risk Factors manually and review auto-scored System Risk Factors, then reveal a color-coded risk score. High Risk factors require written mitigation before submission, and High Risk flights trigger automatic email notifications to all Safety Managers. • ForeFlight FRAT is available for BA and MA accounts, licensed per tail. Contact sales@foreflight.com to learn more. ForeFlight MFB: Low Level Corridors  • Add multiple tactical corridors to low-level route segments to automatically display per-leg hazards and clearance altitudes on the map. • After creating a flight plan with two or more waypoints, tap a waypoint and select “Low Level Corridor” to configure both ERAA and tactical corridors.  • Add up to eight Tactical Corridors between any entry/exit fix pair, with up to four displayed on the map at once. Customize each corridor’s name, width, clearance altitude, border color, obstruction control preference, and on-map label. • ForeFlight automatically identifies the highest terrain or obstacles within each enabled corridor on a per-leg basis, based on a set of highly-configurable parameters for each corridor.  • Available with ForeFlight MFB One subscriptions. Reduced Download Sizes • Download file sizes for most raster charts as well as the Airport & Nav Database have been dramatically reduced, enabling smaller and more frequent updates to aeronautical data with minimal impact on your data usage. PJ2-GPS Radio Support • ForeFlight can receive GPS position data from Sporty’s PJ2-GPS handheld emergency radio. ForeFlight will automatically connect when the device is powered on thanks to Bluetooth Low Energy support.

Map Annotations 2.0 • Draw and edit individual shapes directly on ForeFlight's map with major enhancements to Map Annotations. Enable the overlay in Map Settings, then tap the Map Annotations button to open the toolbar. • The upgraded toolbar includes selectable modes for creating and editing annotations — pencil, line, square, circle, eraser, and selection tool — plus a color picker, and undo/redo options. • Tap any annotation to move it and open an editor to center it on a coordinate or waypoint, adjust size, rotate, change stacking order, and update stroke and fill color. You can also duplicate, delete, or lock annotations from the editor. • Map Annotations 2.0 is available on all ForeFlight subscription plans on iPad and iPhone. Dynamic Procedures in Europe • Brief and fly chart-free approaches, SIDs, and STARs in Europe with ForeFlight’s Dynamic Procedures sidebar, Profile View integration, and more. • All airports that support IFR procedure and that begin with either the “E” or “L” ICAO region designators are now supported by Dynamic Procedures, in addition to previously-supported “K”, “C”, and “P” airports in the U.S. and Canada. • Available with Essential subscription plans and above. ForeFlight Business: FRAT • ForeFlight FRAT is a safety add-on for ForeFlight Business plans that helps operators identify, score, and mitigate flight risks during pre-flight planning. • Safety Managers and Admins configure the organization's FRAT template from the Safety menu in ForeFlight Web, choosing from a pre-built template or building from scratch. Templates support Custom Risk Factors (user-defined questions) and System Risk Factors (automatically scored using flight, weather, and route data). Risk Level thresholds define Low, Medium, and High score ranges. • The Safety Manager Dashboard provides fleet-wide visibility into completed FRATs, 30-day score and mitigation averages, top recurring risk factors, and full review access to all submissions. • On ForeFlight Mobile, pilots access a Flight Risk section on any FRAT-licensed flight. They answer Custom Risk Factors manually and review auto-scored System Risk Factors, then reveal a color-coded risk score. High Risk factors require written mitigation before submission, and High Risk flights trigger automatic email notifications to all Safety Managers. • ForeFlight FRAT is available for BA and MA accounts, licensed per tail. Contact sales@foreflight.com to learn more. ForeFlight MFB: Low Level Corridors  • Add multiple tactical corridors to low-level route segments to automatically display per-leg hazards and clearance altitudes on the map. • After creating a flight plan with two or more waypoints, tap a waypoint and select “Low Level Corridor” to configure both ERAA and tactical corridors.  • Add up to eight Tactical Corridors between any entry/exit fix pair, with up to four displayed on the map at once. Customize each corridor’s name, width, clearance altitude, border color, obstruction control preference, and on-map label. • ForeFlight automatically identifies the highest terrain or obstacles within each enabled corridor on a per-leg basis, based on a set of highly-configurable parameters for each corridor.  • Available with ForeFlight MFB One subscriptions. Reduced Download Sizes • Download file sizes for most raster charts as well as the Airport & Nav Database have been dramatically reduced, enabling smaller and more frequent updates to aeronautical data with minimal impact on your data usage. PJ2-GPS Radio Support • ForeFlight can receive GPS position data from Sporty’s PJ2-GPS handheld emergency radio. ForeFlight will automatically connect when the device is powered on thanks to Bluetooth Low Energy support.

Map Annotations 2.0 • Draw and edit individual shapes directly on ForeFlight’s map with a set of major enhancements to the Map Annotations feature. • After enabling the Map Annotations overlay in the Map Settings menu, tap the Map Annotations button on the left side of the screen to open the Map Annotations toolbar. • The upgraded toolbar includes several selectable modes to create and edit annotations: pencil, line, square, circle, eraser, and selection tool. It also includes a color-picker and clear, undo, and redo options. • After drawing an annotation using any of the modes, tap the new annotation to move it on the map and open an editor window allowing you to center the annotation on any coordinate or named waypoint, adjust its size (with either locked or unlocked proportions), rotate the annotation, change its order within a stack of multiple overlapping annotations, and change its stroke and fill color. • You can also duplicate, delete, or lock annotations from further editing using the row of buttons along the top of the editor window. • Map Annotations 2.0 is available with all ForeFlight subscription plan levels on both iPad and iPhone. Dynamic Procedures in Europe • Brief and fly chart-free approaches, SIDs, and STARs in Europe with ForeFlight’s Dynamic Procedures sidebar, Profile View integration, and more. • All airports that support IFR procedure and that begin with either the “E” or “L” ICAO region designators are now supported by Dynamic Procedures, in addition to previously-supported “K”, “C”, and “P” airports in the U.S. and Canada. • Add approach, departure, or arrival procedures via the FPL Editor’s Procedure Advisor on Maps to enable the Dynamic Procedures sidebar containing key procedure frequencies, notes, and fixes, plus an embedded 3D view of short final into the selected runway. • ForeFlight displays the approach’s MSA or TSA directly on the map, with support for multi-altitude MSAs segmented by radial as well as complex TSAs. • The approach descent profile and glideslope are also viewable in Profile View via the APCH mode while an approach procedure is loaded in the FPL Editor. • Available with Essential subscription plans and above. ForeFlight FRAT • ForeFlight FRAT is a safety add-on for ForeFlight Business plans that helps operators identify, score, and mitigate flight risks during pre-flight planning. • Safety Managers and Admins configure the organization's FRAT template from the Safety menu in ForeFlight Web, choosing from a pre-built template or building from scratch. Templates support Custom Risk Factors (user-defined questions) and System Risk Factors (automatically scored using flight, weather, and route data). Risk Level thresholds define Low, Medium, and High score ranges. • The Safety Manager Dashboard provides fleet-wide visibility into completed FRATs, 30-day score and mitigation averages, top recurring risk factors, and full review access to all submissions. • On ForeFlight Mobile, pilots access a Flight Risk section on any FRAT-licensed flight. They answer Custom Risk Factors manually and review auto-scored System Risk Factors, then reveal a color-coded risk score. High Risk factors require written mitigation before submission, and High Risk flights trigger automatic email notifications to all Safety Managers. • ForeFlight FRAT is available for BA and MA accounts, licensed per tail. Contact sales@foreflight.com to learn more. Reduced Download Sizes • Download file sizes for most raster charts as well as the Airport & Nav Database have been dramatically reduced, enabling smaller and more frequent updates to aeronautical data with minimal impact on your data usage. PJ2-GPS Radio Support • ForeFlight can receive GPS position data from Sporty’s PJ2-GPS handheld emergency radio. ForeFlight will automatically connect when the device is powered on thanks to Bluetooth Low Energy support.

AGL Alert Altitudes • Receive prominent altitude callouts as you descend to land with new configurable options in addition to the default 500 foot AGL alert.  • Access AGL Alerts settings in Map Settings > Alerts > AGL Alerts, or in More > Settings > Alerts > AGL Alerts. • Enable AGL Alerts for up to six different altitudes (in feet): 1000’, 500’, 400’, 300’, 200’, and 100’. • AGL Alerts will only trigger when you descend through each altitude, not while ascending, and only if you had previously “armed” each alert by reaching an altitude at least 1000 feet above each AGL Alert setting. GPX Route Support • Import and display routes from GPX files to support collaborative route sharing for Search & Rescue and other types of operations. • Only GPX files that include the “rteType” as described in the GPX 1.1 schema are supported by ForeFlight.

AGL Alert Altitudes • Receive prominent altitude callouts as you descend to land with new configurable options in addition to the default 500 foot AGL alert.  • Access AGL Alerts settings in Map Settings > Alerts > AGL Alerts, or in More > Settings > Alerts > AGL Alerts. • Enable AGL Alerts for up to six different altitudes (in feet): 1000’, 500’, 400’, 300’, 200’, and 100’. • AGL Alerts will only trigger when you descend through each altitude, not while ascending, and only if you had previously “armed” each alert by reaching an altitude at least 1000 feet above each AGL Alert setting. GPX Route Support • Import and display routes from GPX files to support collaborative route sharing for Search & Rescue and other types of operations. • Only GPX files that include the “rteType” as described in the GPX 1.1 schema are supported by ForeFlight.

Emergency Glide Mode • Quickly identify nearby airports and potential off-airport landing areas in the event of an engine failure when every second counts.  • Enable the Glide Advisor map overlay in the Maps Settings menu and configure the best glide speed and ratio for your aircraft to make Emergency Glide Mode available during a flight.  • A green button in the bottom-right corner of the Maps view shows the current number of airports within glide range. Tap this button to enter Emergency Glide Mode, which provides a focused and distraction-free view of your landing options. • ForeFlight lists promising airports within your glide range in the top right, with information about each airport such as runway length, current weather conditions (if known), and your expected arrival altitude above the airport. • Tap Activate Glide to set up a direct route to the selected airport and expose the Maps view Instrument Panel with real-time metrics as you approach the airport. • If no airports are within your glide range, Emergency Glide Mode highlights roads and power lines, and identifies Possible Landing Areas directly on the map in green. Built from U.S. Geological Survey data, this virtual map layer helps narrow and direct your scan for “best-bet” landing sites most likely to be suitable for an emergency landing. • Emergency Glide Mode is available globally with all ForeFlight plan levels, while the Possible Landing Areas map is available in the lower 48 states of the contiguous U.S. Dynamic Procedures: SID/STAR Support • Brief and fly departure and arrival procedures with a streamlined view of the key fixes, frequencies, and notes you need in the Dynamic Procedures sidebar.  • Like with approach procedures, adding any SID or STAR to your route on the Maps view will add a button in the top-right corner to expand the Dynamic Procedures sidebar and view information about the procedure. • When more than one procedure is included in your route, the sidebar allows you to select which one to view information for, and a back button in the top-left corner of the sidebar allows you to return to this selection view from the details of any procedure. • Dynamic Procedures is available with Essential plans and above in the US and Canada.  Enhanced US Icing & Turbulence Map Layers • Plan with higher-resolution graphical icing and turbulence forecasts for the US with improved data from NOAA’s Domestic Aviation Forecast System (DAFS).  • Both the “Icing (US)” and “Turbulence (US)” map layers are now derived from higher resolution (3 km) model data, down from 13km, providing significantly more detail and precision. • Icing severity forecasts now incorporate improved modeling of liquid water content and large droplet icing environments. • Turbulence forecasts include improved detection of clear-air and mountain wave turbulence, enhanced low-level turbulence guidance, and the addition of convectively induced turbulence (CIT). • The extent of both layers’ coverage outside U.S. borders has been slightly reduced due to the improvements in forecast precision. The global icing and turbulence forecast layers remain unchanged. • Icing and Turbulence forecast map layers are available with Essential plans and above.

Emergency Glide Mode • Quickly identify nearby airports and potential off-airport landing areas in the event of an engine failure when every second counts.  • Enable the Glide Advisor map overlay in the Maps Settings menu and configure the best glide speed and ratio for your aircraft to make Emergency Glide Mode available during a flight.  • A green button in the bottom-right corner of the Maps view shows the current number of airports within glide range. Tap this button to enter Emergency Glide Mode, which provides a focused and distraction-free view of your landing options. • ForeFlight lists promising airports within your glide range in the top right, with information about each airport such as runway length, current weather conditions (if known), and your expected arrival altitude above the airport. • Tap Activate Glide to set up a direct route to the selected airport and expose the Maps view Instrument Panel with real-time metrics as you approach the airport. • If no airports are within your glide range, Emergency Glide Mode highlights roads and power lines, and identifies Possible Landing Areas directly on the map in green. Built from U.S. Geological Survey data, this virtual map layer helps narrow and direct your scan for “best-bet” landing sites most likely to be suitable for an emergency landing. • Emergency Glide Mode is available globally with all ForeFlight plan levels, while the Possible Landing Areas map is available in the lower 48 states of the contiguous U.S. Dynamic Procedures: SID/STAR Support • Brief and fly departure and arrival procedures with a streamlined view of the key fixes, frequencies, and notes you need in the Dynamic Procedures sidebar.  • Like with approach procedures, adding any SID or STAR to your route on the Maps view will add a button in the top-right corner to expand the Dynamic Procedures sidebar and view information about the procedure. • When more than one procedure is included in your route, the sidebar allows you to select which one to view information for, and a back button in the top-left corner of the sidebar allows you to return to this selection view from the details of any procedure. • Dynamic Procedures is available with Essential plans and above in the US and Canada.  Enhanced US Icing & Turbulence Map Layers • Plan with higher-resolution graphical icing and turbulence forecasts for the US with improved data from NOAA’s Domestic Aviation Forecast System (DAFS).  • Both the “Icing (US)” and “Turbulence (US)” map layers are now derived from higher resolution (3 km) model data, down from 13km, providing significantly more detail and precision. • Icing severity forecasts now incorporate improved modeling of liquid water content and large droplet icing environments. • Turbulence forecasts include improved detection of clear-air and mountain wave turbulence, enhanced low-level turbulence guidance, and the addition of convectively induced turbulence (CIT). • The extent of both layers’ coverage outside U.S. borders has been slightly reduced due to the improvements in forecast precision. The global icing and turbulence forecast layers remain unchanged. • Icing and Turbulence forecast map layers are available with Essential plans and above.

Per-Aircraft Ownship Markers • Customize the appearance of each of your aircraft’s ownship markers so every one has a unique appearance. • Update the ownship marker for any of your aircraft in More > Aircraft > Ownship Marker, where you can set both the color and aircraft type, with dozens of current and historic aircraft models to choose from. • ForeFlight will automatically show a given aircraft’s customized ownship marker when that aircraft is selected in the FPL Editor on Maps. • The existing Ownship Marker menu in More > Settings is still available for customizing your ownship marker independently of which aircraft is selected, as long as you haven't customized the ownship marker for the currently-selected aircraft. Mobile Fuel Releases • Handle all your Jet-A fueling needs right in ForeFlight by comparing your JetFuelX contract prices and requesting fuel releases from vendors.  • Mobile fuel releases are available for customers who’ve added Jet-A fuel cards and prices via the JetFuelX tab on ForeFlight Web. • Tap Fuel Release near the bottom of the Flights view after planning a flight to begin your fuel release request. Select which airport you wish to fuel at, specify the date (if different from the date of the flight), fuel type, and estimated fuel quantity. • Tap Fuel Provider to review and select from a list of available FBOs and the retail or contract prices offered by each, along with associated price tiers and notes. ForeFlight automatically highlights the least expensive option at the top of the view. • After finalizing the details of your request and adding any comments, tap Request Fuel Release to trigger an email to the selected fuel vendor and yourself with the details of your request. • Mobile Fuel Releases and JetFuelX are available with ForeFlight Essential plans and above for individuals and all ForeFlight Business accounts. E-Sign Weight & Balance • Electronically sign and lock a flight's Weight & Balance load summary with a secure PIN code for fast and effortless compliance.  • Visit More > Account and tap Pilot Signature & PIN to adopt your electronic signature and configure a 6-digit PIN code to secure it. • After planning a flight and calculating its weight and balance, tap the signature button in the top-right of the W&B view to enter your PIN and apply your signature, locking the W&B view from further edits and automatically adding your signature to the W&B Summary document. • Tap the signature button again to remove your signature and unlock the W&B view if you need to make further changes. • E-Sign Weight & Balance is available with the Active Navlog add-on for Business Performance subscription plans.

Per-Aircraft Ownship Markers • Customize the appearance of each of your aircraft’s ownship markers so every one has a unique appearance. • Update the ownship marker for any of your aircraft in More > Aircraft > Ownship Marker, where you can set both the color and aircraft type, with dozens of current and historic aircraft models to choose from. • ForeFlight will automatically show a given aircraft’s customized ownship marker when that aircraft is selected in the FPL Editor on Maps. • The existing Ownship Marker menu in More > Settings is still available for customizing your ownship marker independently of which aircraft is selected, as long as you haven't customized the ownship marker for the currently-selected aircraft. Mobile Fuel Releases • Handle all your Jet-A fueling needs right in ForeFlight by comparing your JetFuelX contract prices and requesting fuel releases from vendors.  • Mobile fuel releases are available for customers who’ve added Jet-A fuel cards and prices via the JetFuelX tab on ForeFlight Web. • Tap Fuel Release near the bottom of the Flights view after planning a flight to begin your fuel release request. Select which airport you wish to fuel at, specify the date (if different from the date of the flight), fuel type, and estimated fuel quantity. • Tap Fuel Provider to review and select from a list of available FBOs and the retail or contract prices offered by each, along with associated price tiers and notes. ForeFlight automatically highlights the least expensive option at the top of the view. • After finalizing the details of your request and adding any comments, tap Request Fuel Release to trigger an email to the selected fuel vendor and yourself with the details of your request. • Mobile Fuel Releases and JetFuelX are available with ForeFlight Essential plans and above for individuals and all ForeFlight Business accounts. E-Sign Weight & Balance • Electronically sign and lock a flight's Weight & Balance load summary with a secure PIN code for fast and effortless compliance.  • Visit More > Account and tap Pilot Signature & PIN to adopt your electronic signature and configure a 6-digit PIN code to secure it. • After planning a flight and calculating its weight and balance, tap the signature button in the top-right of the W&B view to enter your PIN and apply your signature, locking the W&B view from further edits and automatically adding your signature to the W&B Summary document. • Tap the signature button again to remove your signature and unlock the W&B view if you need to make further changes. • E-Sign Weight & Balance is available with the Active Navlog add-on for Business Performance subscription plans.

Transcribed ATIS • Get the latest ATIS at over 80 U.S. airports with AI-powered transcriptions, along with the original audio recording for each. • When T-ATIS is available for a given airport it appears in Airports > Weather > ATIS with the broadcast’s alphanumeric identifier and the time since the information became effective. Key terms in the transcribed text are bolded to make it easier to scan and retain. • The original audio recording of the current ATIS is available above the text for direct playback so you can verify the transcription’s accuracy. • The ATIS frequency and phone number are also available for reference at the bottom of the view. • T-ATIS is included with ForeFlight Premium and Performance subscription plans. Digital ATIS Available with Essential • With the release of T-ATIS for Premium customers, the existing Digital ATIS feature is now available for Essential customers, providing automated D-ATIS messages at over 75 major U.S. airports which you can access in Airports > Weather > ATIS. • A ForeFlight Performance plan is still required for Business and MFB customers to access D-ATIS. Alternate Airports on Maps • Extend your alternate planning workflow to the Maps view with support for selecting and routing to alternate airports. • Add alternates to your flight plan in a few ways: from the action list invoked by tapping an airport’s bubble in the FPL editor or tapping it directly on the map and tapping “More >”, via Procedure Advisor, or by sending a route containing alternates from Flights to Maps. After selecting an alternate you can also specify a route, altitude, and cruise performance profile from the airport to the alternate (requires an Essential/Pro subscription plan or above). • Once added, alternates appear in the FPL Editor connected to their associated airport, and a dashed line on the map connects them on the map, either directly or via the specified route. • Tap the alternate bubble in the FPL Editor to remove it, select a different alternate, or activate your route to the alternate. User Waypoint Styles • Customize the shape and color of your saved user waypoints created in ForeFlight or imported via CSV or Content Packs to unlock greater flexibility and new use cases. • When saving a point as a new User Waypoint or editing an existing one, tap the Waypoint Style field to select from six colors and six icon styles. Document Viewer Tabs • Keep multiple documents opened at once and quickly move between them via the Documents Tab bar, enabling more complex workflows and ensuring your most frequently-viewed files are just a tap away. • Opening any document will automatically open it as a new tab alongside any existing tabs, which appear in a bar along the top of the document viewer. Tap on other tabs to switch between them, and tap the X button on the left side of the current tab to close it. • Tap-holding on any tab provides options to close that tab, close all tabs other than it, or close all tabs. Tap-hold and then drag a tab to move it within the tab bar. • When the number of open tabs exceeds the size of the tab bar, especially on iPhone or when using Multitasking on iPad, you can swipe left or right to scroll through the tab bar and access hidden tabs. Tapping the “…” button at the far-right end of the tab bar also provides a tappable list of all open tabs to quickly jump to any one. Upvote Airport & FBO Comments • User-submitted comments for airports and FBOs now include a “thumbs-up” button, allowing you to upvote helpful comments and see which ones others have liked. • A new option at the top of the Comments view also allows you to sort comments by either Most Recent (default) or Most Upvoted to see them in whichever order you prefer.

Transcribed ATIS • Get the latest ATIS at over 80 U.S. airports with AI-powered transcriptions, along with the original audio recording for each. • When T-ATIS is available for a given airport it appears in Airports > Weather > ATIS with the broadcast’s alphanumeric identifier and the time since the information became effective. Key terms in the transcribed text are bolded to make it easier to scan and retain. • The original audio recording of the current ATIS is available above the text for direct playback so you can verify the transcription’s accuracy. • The ATIS frequency and phone number are also available for reference at the bottom of the view. • T-ATIS is included with ForeFlight Premium and Performance subscription plans. Digital ATIS Available with Essential • With the release of T-ATIS for Premium customers, the existing Digital ATIS feature is now available for Essential customers, providing automated D-ATIS messages at over 75 major U.S. airports which you can access in Airports > Weather > ATIS. • A ForeFlight Performance plan is still required for Business and MFB customers to access D-ATIS. Alternate Airports on Maps • Extend your alternate planning workflow to the Maps view with support for selecting and routing to alternate airports. • Add alternates to your flight plan in a few ways: from the action list invoked by tapping an airport’s bubble in the FPL editor or tapping it directly on the map and tapping “More >”, via Procedure Advisor, or by sending a route containing alternates from Flights to Maps. After selecting an alternate you can also specify a route, altitude, and cruise performance profile from the airport to the alternate (requires an Essential/Pro subscription plan or above). • Once added, alternates appear in the FPL Editor connected to their associated airport, and a dashed line on the map connects them on the map, either directly or via the specified route. • Tap the alternate bubble in the FPL Editor to remove it, select a different alternate, or activate your route to the alternate. User Waypoint Styles • Customize the shape and color of your saved user waypoints created in ForeFlight or imported via CSV or Content Packs to unlock greater flexibility and new use cases. • When saving a point as a new User Waypoint or editing an existing one, tap the Waypoint Style field to select from six colors and six icon styles. Document Viewer Tabs • Keep multiple documents opened at once and quickly move between them via the Documents Tab bar, enabling more complex workflows and ensuring your most frequently-viewed files are just a tap away. • Opening any document will automatically open it as a new tab alongside any existing tabs, which appear in a bar along the top of the document viewer. Tap on other tabs to switch between them, and tap the X button on the left side of the current tab to close it. • Tap-holding on any tab provides options to close that tab, close all tabs other than it, or close all tabs. Tap-hold and then drag a tab to move it within the tab bar. • When the number of open tabs exceeds the size of the tab bar, especially on iPhone or when using Multitasking on iPad, you can swipe left or right to scroll through the tab bar and access hidden tabs. Tapping the “…” button at the far-right end of the tab bar also provides a tappable list of all open tabs to quickly jump to any one. Upvote Airport & FBO Comments • User-submitted comments for airports and FBOs now include a “thumbs-up” button, allowing you to upvote helpful comments and see which ones others have liked. • A new option at the top of the Comments view also allows you to sort comments by either Most Recent (default) or Most Upvoted to see them in whichever order you prefer.

Dynamic Procedures: Terminal Arrival Altitudes • Easily find your approved descent altitudes on supported instrument approaches with TAAs now drawn directly on the map. • Adding any approach to your route via Procedure Advisor will automatically display either an MSA or a TAA, depending on which is specified for the approach. • In addition to drawing the TAA boundaries on the map in blue, ForeFlight also labels each boundary arc or semi-circle with its associated altitude and the distance and fix which define the boundary, as well as labeling the radials defined by the TAA. • Dynamic Procedures is currently available with ForeFlight’s Essential subscription plan and above for all customers in the U.S. and Canada. European Logbook Support • ForeFlight Logbook can now support flight logging in Europe with the new Logbook Region setting to apply Europe-specific terminology, recency tracking, exportable reports, and more.  • European customers who visit More > Logbook will automatically be prompted to switch from the existing FAA region to the new Europe region, and can change their selection at any time from the Logbook Settings menu. • Switching to the Europe region does not delete or alter any existing Logbook data, but replaces many of the existing FAA-specific items with their EASA equivalents. These include entry fields for tracking flight time and skill tests, new Europe-specific qualifications and licenses, aircraft configurations and selections, etc. • Logbook then uses this information to power Europe-specific recency trackers such as 90 Day Passenger, Light Aircraft, Language Proficiency, and more, as well as generating standardized EASA FCL.050 reports, progress reports towards European skill tests such as PPL(A) and LAPL(A), and others. • The European Logbook Region is available with all ForeFlight subscription plans and all regions. Google Aerial Map Imagery • Plan with higher-quality and more frequently updated views of Earth with ForeFlight’s Aerial map layer, 3D views, and more now powered by Google’s satellite imagery.  • Enable the Aerial Map layer in the Maps view Layer Selector to see and plan with Google-sourced aerial imagery. GPS Cross Check • When you suspect interference with your GPS position, use the GPS Cross-Check tool to compare your GPS-derived position with one calculated from nearby VOR/DME navaids. • Access the tool by tapping any VOR/DME navaid on the Aeronautical Map. Select GPS Cross-Check and input the radial and distance from that navaid to view any deviation between the two sources. • Available with ForeFlight Premium for individuals, Business Performance for flight departments, and MFB One for military and government. Weight & Balance: Custom Curtailments • Create custom W&B curtailments for any aircraft to handle unique scenarios that affect your W&B envelope. • Create new curtailments in More > Aircraft > Weight & Balance or on ForeFlight Web by specifying a name and the forward and aft curtailment amounts. • Custom curtailments appear as options alongside the default ones in the W&B planning view for that aircraft. MFB: Multiple Briefing Formats • US Air Force and Army pilots can now use ForeFlight’s Graphical Briefing format even after requesting an official USAF Weather Briefing with support for multiple briefing formats.  • ForeFlight will automatically prompt users to select their preferred briefing formats, with options to enable or disable the USAF DD-175-1 format and select between ForeFlight’s Graphical HTML or PDF briefing formats. • Users can then choose between DD-175-1 and the selected ForeFlight format by tapping the Briefing button to generate, view, or refresh either one. • Available with ForeFlight MFB One subscription plans for US Air Force and Army pilots.

Dynamic Procedures: Terminal Arrival Altitudes • Easily find your approved descent altitudes on supported instrument approaches with TAAs now drawn directly on the map. • Adding any approach to your route via Procedure Advisor will automatically display either an MSA or a TAA, depending on which is specified for the approach. • In addition to drawing the TAA boundaries on the map in blue, ForeFlight also labels each boundary arc or semi-circle with its associated altitude and the distance and fix which define the boundary, as well as labeling the radials defined by the TAA. • Dynamic Procedures is currently available with ForeFlight’s Essential subscription plan and above for all customers in the U.S. and Canada. European Logbook Support • ForeFlight Logbook can now support flight logging in Europe with the new Logbook Region setting to apply Europe-specific terminology, recency tracking, exportable reports, and more.  • European customers who visit More > Logbook will automatically be prompted to switch from the existing FAA region to the new Europe region, and can change their selection at any time from the Logbook Settings menu. • Switching to the Europe region does not delete or alter any existing Logbook data, but replaces many of the existing FAA-specific items with their EASA equivalents. These include entry fields for tracking flight time and skill tests, new Europe-specific qualifications and licenses, aircraft configurations and selections, etc. • Logbook then uses this information to power Europe-specific recency trackers such as 90 Day Passenger, Light Aircraft, Language Proficiency, and more, as well as generating standardized EASA FCL.050 reports, progress reports towards European skill tests such as PPL(A) and LAPL(A), and others. • The European Logbook Region is available with all ForeFlight subscription plans and all regions. Google Aerial Map Imagery • Plan with higher-quality and more frequently updated views of Earth with ForeFlight’s Aerial map layer, 3D views, and more now powered by Google’s satellite imagery.  • Enable the Aerial Map layer in the Maps view Layer Selector to see and plan with Google-sourced aerial imagery. GPS Cross Check • When you suspect interference with your GPS position, use the GPS Cross-Check tool to compare your GPS-derived position with one calculated from nearby VOR/DME navaids. • Access the tool by tapping any VOR/DME navaid on the Aeronautical Map. Select GPS Cross-Check and input the radial and distance from that navaid to view any deviation between the two sources. • Available with ForeFlight Premium for individuals, Business Performance for flight departments, and MFB One for military and government. Weight & Balance: Custom Curtailments • Create custom W&B curtailments for any aircraft to handle unique scenarios that affect your W&B envelope. • Create new curtailments in More > Aircraft > Weight & Balance or on ForeFlight Web by specifying a name and the forward and aft curtailment amounts. • Custom curtailments appear as options alongside the default ones in the W&B planning view for that aircraft. MFB: Multiple Briefing Formats • US Air Force and Army pilots can now use ForeFlight’s Graphical Briefing format even after requesting an official USAF Weather Briefing with support for multiple briefing formats.  • ForeFlight will automatically prompt users to select their preferred briefing formats, with options to enable or disable the USAF DD-175-1 format and select between ForeFlight’s Graphical HTML or PDF briefing formats. • Users can then choose between DD-175-1 and the selected ForeFlight format by tapping the Briefing button to generate, view, or refresh either one. • Available with ForeFlight MFB One subscription plans for US Air Force and Army pilots.

Dynamic Procedures: Terminal Arrival Altitudes • Easily find your approved descent altitudes on supported instrument approaches with TAAs now drawn directly on the map. • Adding any approach to your route via Procedure Advisor will automatically display either an MSA or a TAA, depending on which is specified for the approach. • In addition to drawing the TAA boundaries on the map in blue, ForeFlight also labels each boundary arc or semi-circle with its associated altitude and the distance and fix which define the boundary, as well as labeling the radials defined by the TAA. • Dynamic Procedures is currently available with ForeFlight’s Essential subscription plan and above for all customers in the U.S. and Canada. European Logbook Support • ForeFlight Logbook can now support flight logging in Europe with the new Logbook Region setting to apply Europe-specific terminology, recency tracking, exportable reports, and more.  • European customers who visit More > Logbook will automatically be prompted to switch from the existing FAA region to the new Europe region, and can change their selection at any time from the Logbook Settings menu. • Switching to the Europe region does not delete or alter any existing Logbook data, but replaces many of the existing FAA-specific items with their EASA equivalents. These include entry fields for tracking flight time and skill tests, new Europe-specific qualifications and licenses, aircraft configurations and selections, etc. • Logbook then uses this information to power Europe-specific recency trackers such as 90 Day Passenger, Light Aircraft, Language Proficiency, and more, as well as generating standardized EASA FCL.050 reports, progress reports towards European skill tests such as PPL(A) and LAPL(A), and others. • The European Logbook Region is available with all ForeFlight subscription plans and all regions. Google Aerial Map Imagery • Plan with higher-quality and more frequently updated views of Earth with ForeFlight’s Aerial map layer, 3D views, and more now powered by Google’s satellite imagery.  • Enable the Aerial Map layer in the Maps view Layer Selector to see and plan with Google-sourced aerial imagery. GPS Cross Check • When you suspect interference with your GPS position, use the GPS Cross-Check tool to compare your GPS-derived position with one calculated from nearby VOR/DME navaids. • Access the tool by tapping any VOR/DME navaid on the Aeronautical Map. Select GPS Cross-Check and input the radial and distance from that navaid to view any deviation between the two sources. • Available with ForeFlight Premium for individuals, Business Performance for flight departments, and MFB One for military and government. Weight & Balance: Custom Curtailments • Create custom W&B curtailments for any aircraft to handle unique scenarios that affect your W&B envelope. • Create new curtailments in More > Aircraft > Weight & Balance or on ForeFlight Web by specifying a name and the forward and aft curtailment amounts. • Custom curtailments appear as options alongside the default ones in the W&B planning view for that aircraft. MFB: Multiple Briefing Formats • US Air Force and Army pilots can now use ForeFlight’s Graphical Briefing format even after requesting an official USAF Weather Briefing with support for multiple briefing formats.  • ForeFlight will automatically prompt users to select their preferred briefing formats, with options to enable or disable the USAF DD-175-1 format and select between ForeFlight’s Graphical HTML or PDF briefing formats. • Users can then choose between DD-175-1 and the selected ForeFlight format by tapping the Briefing button to generate, view, or refresh either one. • Available with ForeFlight MFB One subscription plans for US Air Force and Army pilots.

Future Graphical NOTAMs Setting • Plan for upcoming NOTAMs further in advance with a new option to reveal Graphical NOTAMs on the Map up to 48 hours before their effective time.  • With the NOTAMs map layer enabled, open Map Settings > NOTAMs Settings to find the “Show NOTAMs Within” setting, which you can set to any number of hours between 2 hours (the default setting) and 48 hours. Logbook: Expanded Takeoff & Landing Types • Log your takeoffs and landings more flexibly by selecting different types of takeoffs and landings in a single entry, with options for day vs night, towered airports, and touch & goes. • In addition to the default four options for Day/Night Takeoffs and Day/Night Full Stop Landings, you can now specify additional takeoff and landing types per entry using the “Add Takeoff/Landing Type” buttons below each section. • The Add Takeoff Type selector lets you specify day vs night as well as whether or not the airport is towered, while the Add Landing Type selector includes these options and also lets you distinguish between full stop vs touch & go landings. After making these selections you can add the new takeoff or landing type to the entry and increment the counter as you would with the default types. • The expanded takeoff and landing types are not backward compatible with prior versions of ForeFlight, so once you start using the new takeoff and landing types in your Logbook entries after updating to the latest ForeFlight version, you will no longer be able to edit your takeoff and landing details on devices running older versions of the app. Be sure to update to the latest ForeFlight version on all your devices if you wish to edit your Logbook from any of them. Active Navlog: Cockpit Sharing • Easily collaborate with crew members when logging fuel, GNE checks, and other waypoint details to produce a single master record for oceanic flights. • Cockpit Sharing is only available to users with a license for Active Navlog and published aircraft profiles that are licensed for ForeFlight Dispatch, both of which may be purchased as add-ons by ForeFlight Business Performance accounts. • A Cockpit Sharing session can be initiated in Active Navlog via a new button in the top-right of the view. With both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth enabled (no specific connections are required) and network permissions granted to the ForeFlight app, tap “Begin Cockpit Sharing” to initiate the session. • The user who initiates the session will be set as the “Master" and will retain edit access to the navlog, while other crew members can then join this session via the same button to have realtime read-only access to the Navlog as it’s edited by the Master. • The Master status can be seamlessly transferred between different users in the same Cockpit Sharing session, allowing any crew member to take on logging responsibility in seconds without the risk of conflicting edits or loss of synchronization. • Signing the Active Navlog after the flight will lock it from further edits and automatically end the Cockpit Sharing session. • Contact ForeFlight Sales to learn more about Active Navlog for Business accounts or visit foreflight.com/active-navlog.

Future Graphical NOTAMs Setting • Plan for upcoming NOTAMs further in advance with a new option to reveal Graphical NOTAMs on the Map up to 48 hours before their effective time.  • With the NOTAMs map layer enabled, open Map Settings > NOTAMs Settings to find the “Show NOTAMs Within” setting, which you can set to any number of hours between 2 hours (the default setting) and 48 hours. Logbook: Expanded Takeoff & Landing Types • Log your takeoffs and landings more flexibly by selecting different types of takeoffs and landings in a single entry, with options for day vs night, towered airports, and touch & goes. • In addition to the default four options for Day/Night Takeoffs and Day/Night Full Stop Landings, you can now specify additional takeoff and landing types per entry using the “Add Takeoff/Landing Type” buttons below each section. • The Add Takeoff Type selector lets you specify day vs night as well as whether or not the airport is towered, while the Add Landing Type selector includes these options and also lets you distinguish between full stop vs touch & go landings. After making these selections you can add the new takeoff or landing type to the entry and increment the counter as you would with the default types. • The expanded takeoff and landing types are not backward compatible with prior versions of ForeFlight, so once you start using the new takeoff and landing types in your Logbook entries after updating to the latest ForeFlight version, you will no longer be able to edit your takeoff and landing details on devices running older versions of the app. Be sure to update to the latest ForeFlight version on all your devices if you wish to edit your Logbook from any of them. Active Navlog: Cockpit Sharing • Easily collaborate with crew members when logging fuel, GNE checks, and other waypoint details to produce a single master record for oceanic flights. • Cockpit Sharing is only available to users with a license for Active Navlog and published aircraft profiles that are licensed for ForeFlight Dispatch, both of which may be purchased as add-ons by ForeFlight Business Performance accounts. • A Cockpit Sharing session can be initiated in Active Navlog via a new button in the top-right of the view. With both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth enabled (no specific connections are required) and network permissions granted to the ForeFlight app, tap “Begin Cockpit Sharing” to initiate the session. • The user who initiates the session will be set as the “Master" and will retain edit access to the navlog, while other crew members can then join this session via the same button to have realtime read-only access to the Navlog as it’s edited by the Master. • The Master status can be seamlessly transferred between different users in the same Cockpit Sharing session, allowing any crew member to take on logging responsibility in seconds without the risk of conflicting edits or loss of synchronization. • Signing the Active Navlog after the flight will lock it from further edits and automatically end the Cockpit Sharing session. • Contact ForeFlight Sales to learn more about Active Navlog for Business accounts or visit foreflight.com/active-navlog.

Dynamic Procedures: NOTAMs in Sidebar • View NOTAMs relevant to your selected approach or airport directly in the Dynamic Procedures sidebar for quick access to this essential information. • The new NOTAMs button in the sidebar always shows the number of relevant NOTAMs, even when it’s zero, and highlights the number in red when one or more NOTAMs are present. • Tap the NOTAMs button to view the list of active NOTAMs relevant to the selected approach, sorted in reverse chronological order. Tap Show All NOTAMs at the bottom of this list to view all NOTAMs associated with the airport, and use the NOTAM type filter at the top to view all Airport, Obstacle, TFR/ARTCC, or Jeppesen NOTAMs. • Procedure Advisor also now shows a red NOTAMs banner at the top of the approach transition and minimum selection view which you can tap on to view NOTAMs relevant to that approach. • Dynamic Procedures is currently available for all customers in the U.S. and Canada. User Waypoint Styles • Customize the shape and color of your saved user waypoints created in ForeFlight or imported via CSV or Content Packs to unlock greater flexibility and new use cases. • When saving a point as a new User Waypoint or editing an existing one, tap the Waypoint Style field to select from six colors and six icon styles. • Customizing the style of waypoints created within ForeFlight Mobile is supported for all subscription plan levels, while styling for waypoints created on ForeFlight Web’s Custom Content tab for sharing within a multi-pilot account requires the Control Tower subscription add-on. Breadcrumb Speed/Altitude Settings • Set the minimum speed and altitude required for Breadcrumbs to show on the map to better support rotorcraft and other low or slow flight profiles.  • Available altitude settings include 50, 100, or 250 feet, and groundspeed settings include 0, 20, or 40 knots, with defaults of 50 feet altitude and 40 knots groundspeed to match existing behavior. • Both the selected altitude and groundspeed values must be met in order for Breadcrumbs to be drawn on the map. • The settings are available in the new Map Settings > Breadcrumbs menu, which also includes the toggle to show or hide Breadcrumbs and the existing “Clear After” setting to determine how long after landing the Breadcrumbs will disappear from the map. New Ownship Markers • Update your ownship marker and color to reflect your actual (or dream) aircraft with over a dozen new aircraft options. • A number of existing ownship markers have also been renamed, and the Ownship Marker menu now organizes all markers into groups: Standard (includes the default airplane marker and basic pointer), Airplane, Rotorcraft, and Other (includes the V-22 Osprey and blimp markers). • Available in More > Settings > Ownship Marker. Sync Status View • Verify the status of your connection to ForeFlight’s Sync servers and view troubleshooting tips to help resolve data issues as instructed by ForeFlight’s Pilot Support Team.  • Available in More > Sync Status. Prioritize Jeppesen Plates Setting • Jeppesen chart customers who also use other chart sources can disable this setting to use non-Jeppesen sources as the default when automatically displaying a chart, such as when tapping “Taxiways” from the Airports view or when adding an approach procedure to your route via Procedure Advisor.  • The setting is enabled by default to prioritize Jeppesen plates whenever they are available, matching current behavior. • Available in More > Jeppesen.

Dynamic Procedures • Go beyond charts with a new procedures sidebar, MSA displayed on map, vertical descent in Profile View, and more. • Building on existing capabilities such as Procedure Advisor, enhanced fix markers, and auto-filtered approach minimums, Dynamic Procedures enables an immersive data-driven experience that’s integrated with the moving map. • After selecting an approach, transition, and minimums from Procedure Advisor, tap the square button in the top-right corner of the map to open the procedure sidebar containing key procedure details, frequencies, notes, and per-leg speed and altitude limits for your selected approach. • Multiple 3D views of the runway integrated into the sidebar provide realistic views of the approach lighting system and short final. • ForeFlight displays the approach’s MSA directly on the map as an orange circle, with support for multi-altitude MSAs segmented by radial. • The approach descent profile and glideslope are also viewable in Profile View via the new APCH mode. • Dynamic Procedures is initially available for the U.S. and Canada regions. All customers in supported regions may access the feature as part of a limited 3-month preview, after which it will require ForeFlight’s Essential subscription plan or above. Alternates in Flight Binders • Easily organize and access all the plates you need for a flight with support for alternate airports in Flight Binders. • The improved Flight Binder sidebar allows you to add one or more alternate airports for both your departure and destination and select the full range of procedure plates, airport diagrams, and other charts for each one. Logbook: Custom Currencies • Set up custom currencies in Logbook using a range of field types to track everything from personal flight minimums to insurance requirements. • Create a new custom currency using the option at the bottom of the Add Currency menu, and edit your custom currencies from the currency detail view. • Each custom currency can measure time with either a moving duration or fixed date range, and supports up to six field types, enabling the construction of highly-flexible currency rules. • Custom Currencies are available with ForeFlight Essential subscriptions and above. Logbook: Currency Widget • Keep an eye on your nearest-expiring Logbook currencies, including custom currencies, right from your home screen with ForeFlight’s first ever widget!  • Long-press your home screen and tap Edit > Add Widgets > ForeFlight to select from five available widget sizes. Improved Multi-Element Single Tap • Avoid frustrating mis-taps on overlapping Map elements with an improved Map Info menu that lists all available elements at the location you tapped, providing at-a-glance information and easy access to each element’s detail view. Improved NavLog Layout • View and interpret the FPL NavLog on Maps more easily with a simplified single-column waypoint list and swapped positions for Leg and Total details for more intuitive scanning. Discover: What’s New • Catch up on ForeFlight’s latest features at any time right inside the app with the What’s New tab in More > Discover. A blue notification dot lets you know when there’s new features to discover. Helicopter Procedures • Simplify rotorcraft flight planning and inflight navigation with support for helicopter-specific procedures at supported airports. • With a rotorcraft profile selected in the FPL Edit view, available procedures appear in Procedure Advisor with a prominent HELICOPTER label.  Military Fight Bag: Camo App Icon • ForeFlight MFB offers a new camo-styled app icon as an alternative to the blue civilian version, available via the new toggle in More > Settings > App Icon. Available with all ForeFlight MFB subscriptions.

Dynamic Procedures • Go beyond charts with a new procedures sidebar, MSA displayed on map, vertical descent in Profile View, and more. • Building on existing capabilities such as Procedure Advisor, enhanced fix markers, and auto-filtered approach minimums, Dynamic Procedures enables an immersive data-driven experience that’s integrated with the moving map. • After selecting an approach, transition, and minimums from Procedure Advisor, tap the square button in the top-right corner of the map to open the procedure sidebar containing key procedure details, frequencies, notes, and per-leg speed and altitude limits for your selected approach. • Multiple 3D views of the runway integrated into the sidebar provide realistic views of the approach lighting system and short final. • ForeFlight displays the approach’s MSA directly on the map as an orange circle, with support for multi-altitude MSAs segmented by radial. • The approach descent profile and glideslope are also viewable in Profile View via the new APCH mode. • Dynamic Procedures is initially available for the U.S. and Canada regions. All customers in supported regions may access the feature as part of a limited 3-month preview, after which it will require ForeFlight’s Essential subscription plan or above. Alternates in Flight Binders • Easily organize and access all the plates you need for a flight with support for alternate airports in Flight Binders. • The improved Flight Binder sidebar allows you to add one or more alternate airports for both your departure and destination and select the full range of procedure plates, airport diagrams, and other charts for each one. Logbook: Custom Currencies • Set up custom currencies in Logbook using a range of field types to track everything from personal flight minimums to insurance requirements. • Create a new custom currency using the option at the bottom of the Add Currency menu, and edit your custom currencies from the currency detail view. • Each custom currency can measure time with either a moving duration or fixed date range, and supports up to six field types, enabling the construction of highly-flexible currency rules. • Custom Currencies are available with ForeFlight Essential subscriptions and above. Logbook: Currency Widget • Keep an eye on your nearest-expiring Logbook currencies, including custom currencies, right from your home screen with ForeFlight’s first ever widget!  • Long-press your home screen and tap Edit > Add Widgets > ForeFlight to select from five available widget sizes. Improved Multi-Element Single Tap • Avoid frustrating mis-taps on overlapping Map elements with an improved Map Info menu that lists all available elements at the location you tapped, providing at-a-glance information and easy access to each element’s detail view. Improved NavLog Layout • View and interpret the FPL NavLog on Maps more easily with a simplified single-column waypoint list and swapped positions for Leg and Total details for more intuitive scanning. Discover: What’s New • Catch up on ForeFlight’s latest features at any time right inside the app with the What’s New tab in More > Discover. A blue notification dot lets you know when there’s new features to discover. Helicopter Procedures • Simplify rotorcraft flight planning and inflight navigation with support for helicopter-specific procedures at supported airports. • With a rotorcraft profile selected in the FPL Edit view, available procedures appear in Procedure Advisor with a prominent HELICOPTER label.  Military Fight Bag: Camo App Icon • ForeFlight MFB offers a new camo-styled app icon as an alternative to the blue civilian version, available via the new toggle in More > Settings > App Icon. Available with all ForeFlight MFB subscriptions.

Graphical NOTAMs Color Change • Graphical NOTAMs of moderate severity are now colored yellow when active to visually differentiate them from upcoming NOTAMs. • All upcoming graphical NOTAMs are colored orange, regardless of their severity, and adopt different colors once they become active: red for severe, yellow for moderate, and gray for low-severity. Helicopter Weight & Balance Support • Helicopter pilots can now integrate W&B calculations into their flight planning in ForeFlight with support for independent lateral and longitudinal CG calculations. • Pre-built W&B templates are available for the following models: H-145 D3, AW139/169/189, and S-92A, with more on the way. • You can manually configure W&B profiles from a blank template for any helicopter model with independently-calculated lateral and longitudinal CG envelopes. Other models, such as the Robinson R44, with covarying CG envelopes are not currently supported for W&B. • You can create and use helicopter W&B profiles in the same way you do for fixed wing aircraft via both ForeFlight Mobile and ForeFlight Web. These profiles include additional fields for calculating lateral CG, including support for variable fuel moment tables along either axis, and provide both longitudinal and lateral envelope graphs. • Planning with helicopter W&B profiles via the W&B view on ForeFlight Mobile is supported for all plan levels, while integrating W&B calculations into your planning on Flights requires a Premium/Performance subscription plan or higher. Helicopter W&B planning is also supported in ForeFlight Dispatch for Business customers. uAvionix AV-30 Support • ForeFlight can wirelessly connect to uAvionix’s AV-30 digital attitude indicator and directional gyro replacement via the AV-Link Wi-Fi module to send route updates and receive live flight data. • When connected to an AV-30, ForeFlight will receive air data and AHRS information to enable backup attitude display in Synthetic Vision, Unusual Attitude Alerts, and other capabilities. • ForeFlight can provide the AV-30 with GPS-based flight plan data, keeping its flight plan automatically synchronized with any route changes made in ForeFlight. • When used with any Sentry-family ADS-B receiver (Sentry Mini, Sentry, or Sentry Plus), the AV-Link will automatically connect to the Sentry’s open (non-password protected) network to integrate ADS-B traffic and weather display, while routing its own AHRS, pressure, and airspeed data via the Sentry to ForeFlight. • In this configuration, both the Sentry and the AV-Link will appear as separate connected devices in More > Devices. Military Flight Bag: C-130J-30 Runway Analysis Support • ForeFlight’s Runway Analysis product for jet and turboprop aircraft now supports Lockheed Martin’s C-130J-30 Super Hercules, the first quad-engine aircraft supported by ForeFlight Runway Analysis. • ForeFlight Military customers interested in purchasing Runway Analysis licenses for their C-130J crews may inquire by emailing ForeFlight sales.

Unusual Attitude Alerts • Quickly recover from potentially dangerous attitudes with the help of a prominent aural and visual alert while connected to certified attitude sources. • The alert triggers when your attitude exceeds certain customizable limits for 2 seconds or more, initially set as 25° pitch up/down, 40° bank above 2000 feet AGL, and 50° bank below 2000 feet AGL. • Regardless of which part of the app you’re currently viewing, the alert opens a window depicting your current attitude in Synthetic Vision, with buttons along the bottom to either dismiss the alert or silence it for 10 minutes. • Unusual Attitude Alerts require a connection to a certified and installed AHRS source such as panel avionics; AHRS-capable portable devices cannot trigger the alert. • This alert is disabled by default; you can enable it and customize the attitude limits in Map Settings > Alerts > Unusual Attitudes. Automatic Logbook Exports • Safeguard your Logbook data with automatic monthly exports of your entire ForeFlight Logbook sent directly to your email. • First introduced on ForeFlight Web’s Logbook tab, this setting is now available in ForeFlight Mobile in More > Logbook > Settings > Auto-Export. • Enable the Export to Email setting to initiate an immediate export of your full Logbook data via email and schedule a recurring export each month as long as the setting is enabled. • Tap Export Options to select which format you’d like to receive the export in: CSV and/or PDF, with the latter mirroring the “Complete Logbook - 2 Page” Logbook report type. • Tap Export Now at the bottom of the view at any time to trigger a fresh export of your Logbook data and reset the monthly export schedule. Logbook Draft Entry Multi-Select • Clean up a backlog of draft Logbook entries quickly and easily with the ability to select multiple entries at once for bulk deletion or approval. • Tap Logbook > All Drafts & Requests to view all draft entries, then tap Select in the top-right to and tap on individual entries to select them, or tap Select All in the bottom right corner. • You can also filter entries by airport, date or other criteria using the Filter bar at the top of the screen before tapping Select to easily limit your selections to only certain draft entries. • After making your selections, tap Delete or Approve in the bottom-right corner to apply the action to all selected entries in bulk. Runway End Coordinates • Easily view and copy the coordinates for any runway’s end threshold at the bottom of the Runway Details view in Airports > Runways or via any airport popup on the Map. Extended Decimal Precision Setting • Add an extra decimal of precision to all distance values displayed in the Instrument Panel and XTRK in Synthetic Vision with a new setting in More > Settings > Units/Time. Australian SARTIME Filing • Pilots flying in Australia can now comply with the regulatory requirement to specify Search & Rescue times and details as part of their flight plan via ForeFlight’s flight plan filing form. • After planning any flight that includes at least one airport in Australia, tap Proceed to File in the bottom-right of the Flights view to open the flight plan filing form, then scroll down to the REMARKS/OTHER INFORMATION section at tap SARTIME filing at the bottom. • The SARTIME filing menu lets you specify the DTG time in UTC, select whether the time is being specified for arrival or departure, and the corresponding airport or lat/long coordinate. • Tap Add in the top-right after entering these details to include them in the filed flight plan’s remarks section. ForeFlight Trip Support Documents in Flights • Customers of ForeFlight’s Trip Support service can now view both the status of contracted services and documents uploaded by the ForeFlight Trip Support team directly in the Flights view for each leg associated with a contracted trip.

Unusual Attitude Alerts • Quickly recover from potentially dangerous attitudes with the help of a prominent aural and visual alert while connected to certified attitude sources. • The alert triggers when your attitude exceeds certain customizable limits for 2 seconds or more, initially set as 25° pitch up/down, 40° bank above 2000 feet AGL, and 50° bank below 2000 feet AGL. • Regardless of which part of the app you’re currently viewing, the alert opens a window depicting your current attitude in Synthetic Vision, with buttons along the bottom to either dismiss the alert or silence it for 10 minutes. • Unusual Attitude Alerts require a connection to a certified and installed AHRS source such as panel avionics; AHRS-capable portable devices cannot trigger the alert. • This alert is disabled by default; you can enable it and customize the attitude limits in Map Settings > Alerts > Unusual Attitudes. Automatic Logbook Exports • Safeguard your Logbook data with automatic monthly exports of your entire ForeFlight Logbook sent directly to your email. • First introduced on ForeFlight Web’s Logbook tab, this setting is now available in ForeFlight Mobile in More > Logbook > Settings > Auto-Export. • Enable the Export to Email setting to initiate an immediate export of your full Logbook data via email and schedule a recurring export each month as long as the setting is enabled. • Tap Export Options to select which format you’d like to receive the export in: CSV and/or PDF, with the latter mirroring the “Complete Logbook - 2 Page” Logbook report type. • Tap Export Now at the bottom of the view at any time to trigger a fresh export of your Logbook data and reset the monthly export schedule. Logbook Draft Entry Multi-Select • Clean up a backlog of draft Logbook entries quickly and easily with the ability to select multiple entries at once for bulk deletion or approval. • Tap Logbook > All Drafts & Requests to view all draft entries, then tap Select in the top-right to and tap on individual entries to select them, or tap Select All in the bottom right corner. • You can also filter entries by airport, date or other criteria using the Filter bar at the top of the screen before tapping Select to easily limit your selections to only certain draft entries. • After making your selections, tap Delete or Approve in the bottom-right corner to apply the action to all selected entries in bulk. Runway End Coordinates • Easily view and copy the coordinates for any runway’s end threshold at the bottom of the Runway Details view in Airports > Runways or via any airport popup on the Map. Extended Decimal Precision Setting • Add an extra decimal of precision to all distance values displayed in the Instrument Panel and XTRK in Synthetic Vision with a new setting in More > Settings > Units/Time. Australian SARTIME Filing • Pilots flying in Australia can now comply with the regulatory requirement to specify Search & Rescue times and details as part of their flight plan via ForeFlight’s flight plan filing form. • After planning any flight that includes at least one airport in Australia, tap Proceed to File in the bottom-right of the Flights view to open the flight plan filing form, then scroll down to the REMARKS/OTHER INFORMATION section at tap SARTIME filing at the bottom. • The SARTIME filing menu lets you specify the DTG time in UTC, select whether the time is being specified for arrival or departure, and the corresponding airport or lat/long coordinate. • Tap Add in the top-right after entering these details to include them in the filed flight plan’s remarks section. ForeFlight Trip Support Documents in Flights • Customers of ForeFlight’s Trip Support service can now view both the status of contracted services and documents uploaded by the ForeFlight Trip Support team directly in the Flights view for each leg associated with a contracted trip.

Cameras Map Layer • Make more informed go/no-go decisions with live views from over 500 FAA WeatherCams in 24 US states providing visibility into real-time weather and runway conditions. • Access cameras at the top of Airports > Info for airports with on-field cameras, or enable the Cameras map layer to find available feeds on the map, represented by camera icons with arrows indicating the direction of each camera view. • Tap on a camera icon to preview its latest images in the Maps sidebar, and tap any image to open it in a larger window with zoom support as well as details about the direction of each view and the age of the current image, which is usually less than 30 minutes. • The full Cameras window also allows you to compare the latest images with corresponding "Clear Day" reference images using a toggle in the top-right corner of the window. • Camera images along your route are automatically downloaded for offline access when you Pack for a flight. • The majority of camera sites are located in Alaska, Hawaii, Maine, and the western CONUS, but new cameras will automatically become available as the FAA installs them. • The Cameras map layer is available with ForeFlight Pro subscriptions and above. Reported Turbulence: Maximum Age Setting • Hide older turbulence reports with a new setting to limit the maximum age of the Reported Turbulence layer. • The Turbulence Max Age setting is available in the Map Settings menu as well as More > Settings > Map View for all accounts with access to Reported Turbulence. • The default setting is 6 hours, with additional settings for 4 and 2 hours to show only the most recent turbulence reports. • Reported Turbulence is available to individuals with ForeFlight Pro and Performance plans after registering a Sentry or Sentry Plus device on ForeFlight Web. Business customers may contact ForeFlight Sales to inquire about Reported Turbulence. NOTAMs in FIR/UIR Map Details • NOTAMs that relate to airspace within an FIR/UIR are now quickly viewable on the map from each one’s Airspace Detail view. • Tap-hold on an FIR/UIR on the map and tap Details next to the airspace name in the list, then tap NOTAMs to review all notices for that facility. Expanded Airport Contact Details • Access more detailed airport contact information in Airports > Info > Contacts. • In addition to name, phone number, and address information, the list of airport contacts now supports fax and clickable websites and email addresses. Dark Mode Support • ForeFlight's app icon now supports Dark Mode on iOS/iPadOS 18 and above. New Zealand Support • Plan and fly in New Zealand with Aeropath-sourced charts, procedures, and documents. • Pilots with the New Zealand subscription region can access VFR and IFR enroute charts, procedure and aerodrome charts, as well as AIP, AIC, and supplemental documents. • Enable the New Zealand chart and procedure downloads in More > Downloads > Regions > New Zealand. • New or existing ForeFlight customers can add the New Zealand region to their subscription on ForeFlight's website to access this data.

Cameras Map Layer • Make more informed go/no-go decisions with live views from over 500 FAA WeatherCams in 24 US states providing visibility into real-time weather and runway conditions. • Access cameras at the top of Airports > Info for airports with on-field cameras, or enable the Cameras map layer to find available feeds on the map, represented by camera icons with arrows indicating the direction of each camera view. • Tap on a camera icon to preview its latest images in the Maps sidebar, and tap any image to open it in a larger window with zoom support as well as details about the direction of each view and the age of the current image, which is usually less than 30 minutes. • The full Cameras window also allows you to compare the latest images with corresponding "Clear Day" reference images using a toggle in the top-right corner of the window. • Camera images along your route are automatically downloaded for offline access when you Pack for a flight. • The majority of camera sites are located in Alaska, Hawaii, Maine, and the western CONUS, but new cameras will automatically become available as the FAA installs them. • The Cameras map layer is available with ForeFlight Pro subscriptions and above. Reported Turbulence: Maximum Age Setting • Hide older turbulence reports with a new setting to limit the maximum age of the Reported Turbulence layer. • The Turbulence Max Age setting is available in the Map Settings menu as well as More > Settings > Map View for all accounts with access to Reported Turbulence. • The default setting is 6 hours, with additional settings for 4 and 2 hours to show only the most recent turbulence reports. • Reported Turbulence is available to individuals with ForeFlight Pro and Performance plans after registering a Sentry or Sentry Plus device on ForeFlight Web. Business customers may contact ForeFlight Sales to inquire about Reported Turbulence. NOTAMs in FIR/UIR Map Details • NOTAMs that relate to airspace within an FIR/UIR are now quickly viewable on the map from each one’s Airspace Detail view. • Tap-hold on an FIR/UIR on the map and tap Details next to the airspace name in the list, then tap NOTAMs to review all notices for that facility. Expanded Airport Contact Details • Access more detailed airport contact information in Airports > Info > Contacts. • In addition to name, phone number, and address information, the list of airport contacts now supports fax and clickable websites and email addresses. Dark Mode Support • ForeFlight's app icon now supports Dark Mode on iOS/iPadOS 18 and above. New Zealand Support • Plan and fly in New Zealand with Aeropath-sourced charts, procedures, and documents. • Pilots with the New Zealand subscription region can access VFR and IFR enroute charts, procedure and aerodrome charts, as well as AIP, AIC, and supplemental documents. • Enable the New Zealand chart and procedure downloads in More > Downloads > Regions > New Zealand. • New or existing ForeFlight customers can add the New Zealand region to their subscription on ForeFlight's website to access this data.