I recently just graduated the UH-60M course and my IP recommended this app to me during the course. It was very helpful getting me ready for my check rides! Now I’m getting ready to report to my first unit and I’m being told I will be flying Lakotas. If the Lakota section was made available it would help me get back up to speed since I haven’t flown it since primary. Is there a time we can expect that aircraft to be available?Also, the only thing that I think would help improve the app is if you could incorporate a full list of the cards in each section before you actually start quizzing yourself. This way you can check off what cards you already know and focus on the flash cards you don’t know. So this is what I would envision step by step:1. Open flash card section2. Open EPs (just an example)3. See a list of each EP flash card with the option to check or uncheck.4. Each EP that is checked will be in the flash card quiz and cards not checked will be omitted.Again I think this is a wonderful study tool and I will continue to recommend this to other aviators! Just a minor tweak with the cards and the addition of the last 2 aircraft will make this a perfect app.Thanks!-Rob

I have been in Army Aviation for my entire Army career and flown in 5 different airframes (not counting the multiple models within those airframe groupings), so its been fantastic having this app where I can still “stay in the books” and study like I did back in flight school without having the massive stacks of notecards piled up around me. It’s made it so much easier to keep up with my aircraft knowledge and I don’t have to spend hours creating digital flashcard decks or pulling up each individual publication because all the work is already done for me. The app is easy to use and I like the APART feature under the flash cards section that mixes all the flash cards together and asks you questions at random (which is more realistic when it comes to evaluations). I also like the Publications library, because it allows for quick reference of various aviation publications (minus the -10, due to legal reasons). Plus, if you have any questions or comments at all, they are super responsive and are happy to address anything that comes up.Overall, this app is fantastic and worth every penny. Awesome job guys and keep up the good work!

EDIT: This app deserves a 1 star now.... all of the student handouts are gone and with no refund! That was the best part of the app. And one of the main reasons I purchased this. I logged on today to review before my flight and it’s all gone. Please refund me and I’ll delete this. For everyone else save your money and just google the publications you need or go on quizlet and look up the flash cards you need. Simply put, this app is awesome. I’m transferring from the UH-60M to the A/L and haven’t studied A/L stuff in over 5 years. It has almost all topics and study guides/ flash cards and even has the single source sheet which I have been trying to find for weeks for the A/L. My biggest recommendation, or issue, is that the flash cards flip very slow which slows down studying. Then also I would much rather have the option to study the flash cards in a list so I can scroll through them quickly like they have it set up on quizlet if possible! It makes it hard to see the overall content being covered in the flash card sections. Overall, I would recommend this to any aviator at any progression level for a quick study reference and one stop shop for materials.

This is incredibly helpful, love the app. However, I would really like to see the ability to star certain flash cards in a given subject and just be able to study those specific cards if desired when I open the subject instead of filtering through all cards each time. Additionally, the ability to save a location in a card deck would be a tremendous help, there’s 1070 flash cards on the AH-64 APART deck, it’s incredibly inconvenient for it to reset every time I back out and then go back into it. No one is going through 1070 cards in one sitting.