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iPad Proficiency for Pilots

Sebastien, Thursday, 13 October 2011 @ 22:54

We found this nice explanation video of an iPad use before and during a flight.

While focusing on the ForeFlight software, it gives a general impression of the device functionality and capability if you haven’t used a tablet yet.

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