A video on " when flying with a flight plan and getting a reroute. How you can change it in the efb while flying". Like how foreflight had the drop down box with the flight plane and just tap and hit direct or drop in the new routing.
Thanks for the suggestion. But I think we already have it. Have you checked out the Flight Planning video in the 7 Day Challenge Series? To directly answer the Q, just double-tap the apt or navaid or whatever on the map and tap Direct To. Or Rubber-band the plan. Or use Search and enter an ident then tap +FP (Add to Plan). Pretty easy.
OK very nice I did an import from foreflight csv, but it does not show my en route landings or my instrument approaches, the dates are all one day early and distance flown didn’t take make it in (not important).so how do I manually go back and edit the log book beyond the first section, comments etc. The airport visit feature is cool, but only my departure and arrivals show.
The en route airports should be listed in the Remarks field, no? Distance should be there. There is a bug in converting dates because FlyQ stores them as Zulu time so we had to do some math to convert local to zulu. I think we added when we should have subtracted so will fix that, likely today.
The Floq network does not function while flying; it's part of the focus on Post-Flight Analysis that is the core to this release and useful only when on the ground. The video is 38 minutes long, mostly about the Visual Logbook, Visual Playback in 2D and 3D, and CFI features. Just 9 minutes on the very useful Floq network so the vast majority of this release is about the Visual Logbook. That said, yes, we think most pilots have other pilot friends (or students or flying club members) and love to talk about their flights and flying in general with them. We suggest you try it. Still, if you don't want to use the Floq network, simply don't; it doesn't get in the way of anything while you're flying.
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How do I enter my old paper log book from 1980's? The date scroller does not go back that far. Maybe enter them in some other program and import them?
A video on " when flying with a flight plan and getting a reroute. How you can change it in the efb while flying". Like how foreflight had the drop down box with the flight plane and just tap and hit direct or drop in the new routing.
Thanks for the suggestion. But I think we already have it. Have you checked out the Flight Planning video in the 7 Day Challenge Series? To directly answer the Q, just double-tap the apt or navaid or whatever on the map and tap Direct To. Or Rubber-band the plan. Or use Search and enter an ident then tap +FP (Add to Plan). Pretty easy.
FlyQ EFB Thanks. Found it in video 6.
Can you import logs from say, my flightbook, nevermind you just covered it
OK very nice I did an import from foreflight csv, but it does not show my en route landings or my instrument approaches, the dates are all one day early and distance flown didn’t take make it in (not important).so how do I manually go back and edit the log book beyond the first section, comments etc. The airport visit feature is cool, but only my departure and arrivals show.
The en route airports should be listed in the Remarks field, no? Distance should be there. There is a bug in converting dates because FlyQ stores them as Zulu time so we had to do some math to convert local to zulu. I think we added when we should have subtracted so will fix that, likely today.
Cool 😎
2:26. Not sure we need a social media button in the cockpit. (Chart update notification, sure.)
The Floq network does not function while flying; it's part of the focus on Post-Flight Analysis that is the core to this release and useful only when on the ground. The video is 38 minutes long, mostly about the Visual Logbook, Visual Playback in 2D and 3D, and CFI features. Just 9 minutes on the very useful Floq network so the vast majority of this release is about the Visual Logbook. That said, yes, we think most pilots have other pilot friends (or students or flying club members) and love to talk about their flights and flying in general with them. We suggest you try it. Still, if you don't want to use the Floq network, simply don't; it doesn't get in the way of anything while you're flying.