3 Nuevas funciones principales: Sobrevuelo de la región de París, Censo, Simulación de vuelo 3D 1. El módulo de simulación de vuelo se ha rediseñado por completo. La simulación del segmento de vuelo es totalmente 3D y, superpuesta al mapa, muestra fotos animadas tomadas por el archivista aéreo Pierre Lahoud. Al sobrevolar un paisaje urbano, las fotos se convierten en pequeñas nubes suspendidas a lo largo de la trayectoria de la aeronave. El usuario puede ajustar varios parámetros: altitud, velocidad, ubicación de las fotos, posición de la aeronave y de los sujetos fotografiados, selección entre 3 categorías de mapa, parada en una foto seleccionada, rotación y ajuste del encuadre de la cámara, etc. El vídeo de la derecha muestra un fragmento de este módulo exclusivo de QuebecAir. Observe cómo el usuario inicia el segmento de vuelo, lo detiene, se posiciona dentro del marco temporal, navega hasta el recorte de la foto y visualiza la documentación del sujeto fotografiado. Un simple clic reinicia la simulación. 2. Se ha restaurado el análisis de datos del censo de población. Puede descargar un archivo PDF con los resultados. Hay disponibles más de treinta gráficos comparativos que muestran un barrio de su elección a nivel municipal y regional. Este acceso gráfico a información sociodemográfica y económica es poco común. Este módulo tiene fines exclusivamente de entretenimiento y debe seguir siéndolo. Bajo ninguna circunstancia debe utilizarse con fines personales o profesionales. 3. Las versiones 2.6 y 2.7 incluían fotografías de un extenso estudio aéreo de los antiguos pueblos que rodeaban la isla de Montreal (Verdun, LaSalle, Lachine, la zona de la presa hidroeléctrica de Récollets, etc.). La versión 2.8 añade una gran parte de la región de Montreal (Valleyfield, Beauharnois y su presa, Oka, St-Eustache, Terrebonne, etc.). Se incluyen cientos de fotografías aéreas inéditas. Estas fotografías se centran en paisajes, pueblos, asentamientos y edificios específicos. Estos elementos están documentados histórica y espacialmente. Con tan solo unos clics, puede seguir la ruta de vuelo, examinar las fotografías en contexto y acceder a la documentación pertinente.

Monitor cells with a red sticker. Fixed a map display bug. Updated to iOS 27.

Two major new features are being introduced ahead of an upcoming version that will include several new flights in different regions. 1. The flight section simulation module has been completely redesigned. This flight section simulation is fully 3D and animates photos taken by photographer Pierre Lahoud. You fly over a location, and the photos are clouds suspended in the air during the aircraft's journey. Several parameters are adjustable by the user: altitude, speed, location of the photographs, positions of the aircraft and the subjects photographed, and three map categories. The video on the right gives an idea of ​​this unique QuebecAir feature. Notice how the user starts, positions, and stops the flight and navigates to the photo enlargement and landscape documentation for each photo. The simulation continues with a single click. 2. Access to census data has been restored, and you can create and download a PDF file of the results. More than thirty graphs of comparative data are available, comparing a neighborhood of your choice with its larger region. This access is rare.

Performance improvements and bug fixes. The user interface has been significantly improved, particularly the presentation of the photo carousel. Preparation for the addition of new areas in the next update.

A new free version of the QuebecAir app is available on the Apple Store. The update is automatic and free for subscribers. For new users, the purchase price remains minimal. The main menus are available in French, English, or Spanish, depending on the language setting on your iOS device. Access to census data has been restored for Quebec City and Montreal. This programmed module has been greatly improved with smoother and more readable graphics. Please note, and agree, that the developers of QuebecAir do not claim that the data presented and its processing are reliable for personal and/or professional use. All functions and modules of the application are designed solely for the user's entertainment at the time of use. The results are not intended as references to be cited in any professional context. The flight section simulation module is more efficient. It offers a glimpse into how pilots Louis Parent and François Charbonneau maneuver to capture revealing angles of the landscape. Keep an eye out for the red dots on the opening page to spot what's new.

General corrections and improvements. New documentary data distributed according to themes. Access to INSEE's 2021 census data has been restored. The access module has been significantly improved, and the data visualization charts are smoother and more readable.

Numerous new aerial photographs and documentary data are organized into themes and cells on the homepage: 1. West / North / East of the Island of Montreal 2. EXPO ’67 Islands 3. Founding Villages of Southwest Montreal Island New features and modules for displaying photographs and informational documents: 1. New flight section simulation module, with user-adjustable parameters: altitude, speed, location of photographs, aircraft and subject positions, and 3 map categories. 2. Shorelines and Villages. Enhanced mapping juxtaposes aerial photographs with targeted historical documents. Flyovers of the riverbanks and stops at Montreal's former villages. Hundreds of photographs cover this tour of the Island from West to East and North to South: Île Perrot, Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue, Senneville, Cap St-Jacques, Cartierville and Bordeaux, Ahuntsic and Parc de la Visitation with its old dams, old mill and founding churches, the East End of the Island and the Old Mill of Pointe-aux-Trembles, the Port of Montreal in its active section with thousands of colorful "containers", the Expo '67 Islands, the Lachine Canal Park and its famous Rapids, all ending in Verdun, LaSalle, Lachine and Pointe-Claire. 3. Automatic slideshows with photographs scrolling every 5 or 8 seconds, both in the photo gallery and on animated maps. Users can pause at any time to analyze the spatial context or consult local documentation. Connect your iPhone or iPad to a large television screen. The slideshow images look stunning in large format. 4. Creating and saving Favorites. The feature allowing you to accumulate your own favorites has been significantly improved. Numerous performance improvements and major bug fixes

Performance improvements and minor bug fixes. A wealth of new data. Tour of Montreal's shores and historic villages. Enhanced mapping juxtaposing photographs and historical documents. New flight section simulation module with user-adjustable parameters: altitude, speed, and photograph location.

Following the recent launch of the app and to thank our first Québec Air customers, we are adding several new features to this version free of charge. -- A brand new theme: The Lighthouses of the St. Lawrence.This is aerial coverage spanning several years, with some forty photographs of these old, ever-poetic navigational infrastructures. Several regions are represented along the River's route. -- A cell/photo album allows you to follow the progress of the roof construction work at Montreal's Olympic Stadium. More photos will be taken soon. -- A new cell on the Maisonneuve Borough Market and City Hall has been added. -- The Chinese Garden cell is now accompanied by several virtual tours (360°) taken from the ground. Look for the yellow icons on the map. Follow the red dots on the opening page to locate these and other new features. The feature allowing you to accumulate your own favorites has been significantly improved.

Improvements to several modules. More reliable data analysis graphs. Photo selection by Square and Place. Mount Royal in autumn and other photo volumes. Users can select and save favorites.

Numerous fixes and improvements. Improved performance. New documents and references. Preparation for new chapters.