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Flight Assistant - The next generation moving map using en ENFR Get The App Flight Preparation Toggle navigation Features Resources & Support News Community The next generation moving map using Flight Assistant is not your usual moving map using and it boasts a lot of innovative features. Just to make sure you do not miss them, here are the most important ones.   Dynamic vector maps When most applications use raster maps, Flight Assistant uses vector maps. Vector maps are unchangingly crispy clear, they transmute to the zoom level and labels are unchangingly horizontal (and readable). Additionally, as they are drawn real time, we can change their content based on your current flight situation. This allows for example the dynamic exhibit of airspaces (airspaces that are not active, too upper or too low are greyed out).   Georeferenced airport charts with taxi mode When integrating and landing at an airport, you will be worldly-wise to take wholesomeness of our georeferenced airport charts. They bring the highest level of detail when you need it. On top of that, Flight Assistant provides a “taxi mode” that will show upper definition airport diagram at a upper zoom level in a simplified user interface. The taxi mode will activate automatically when you are taxying but it can be switched on or off manually as well.   PART NCO compliant flight folders The EASA made pretty well-spoken the rules you should follow when preparing a flight, expressly for fuel planning. Flight Assistant makes this a no brainer. Just create your flight folder and you are covered. The flight folders do not only contain fuel planning, they include as well a weight and wastefulness trammels and a comprehensive navigation log that you can use as an “aide-memoire” or a replacement of your tablet/mobile.   Advanced document library In each country starchy aviation authorities do publish various documents on top of airport documents (AIC, Sup AIP, weather briefings and increasingly in some countries (AZBA in France for example). The advanced Flight Assistant library do not only give you wangle to these documents, but thru a subscription mechanism it allows you to stay well-informed of new publications. You unchangingly know when a new document is published, it can be automatically downloaded onto your device and once you have read it, this is recorded into your Flight Assistant account. This way, once you read a document on one device it will be remembered as “read” on all your devices.   Partners Media Suscribe to Flight Assistant Newsletter SUBSCRIBE Features Resources & Support News Community About Legal Contact With the participation of the Région Occitanie × Thank you for registering to our newsletter!