FlyQ InSight App Reviews

Best all around , mixes the best from all others. Easy to read displays , intuitive banding route changes , SV, this is the standard now. I started w WingX , Foreflight, Garmin, very good and King-very very good, but they gave up. If Fly Q is not intuitive for you there are short tutorials that can hold your interest. Add Google Earth presentation of actual route and radio / GS frequencies / displays ( glass cockpit) /functionalities and we be home. Truly excellent . Get three mini iPads and iPhone 6 plus back up you , on a fold away device ...you have a glass cockpit for about $1500. What a deal.

Other AOPA apps havent done so well but to date, Ive not experienced any issues with FlyQ Pocket. Works as advertised. For quick weather conditions in my area or while traveling, its been great. Its like an advanced A/FD in my pocket for everywhere I want to go. Makes planning easy, too. I like having all the runway information available and all the frequencies listed. Even if not flying its great to pull up info on a local airport so I can tune in and listen in as I sit and watch the traffic

Would be nice inform that AOPA membership is required to use this app.

Cannot get out of infinite loop asking for new password.

Love this app! Very easy to use and handy. However, it has stopped pulling METARS. Those tend to be very useful, so without weather the usefulness of the app is significantly degraded.

Great app. Seattle avionics is awesome as far as keeping it on the cutting edge. FYI, one reviewer said that you myst have an AOPA membership to use. Not true. And the guy stuck in the password loop, put in the correct password. DUH! Its a 5 star app!

Duats lost their affiliation with the faa. This app has not upgraded to Duats replacement...Lockheed Martin for terminal services. Until this app updates it is only partially functioning and therefore unreliable for me.

They should say you need AOPA membership and the app lost a lot of functionality when DTC duat ended service. They need to update it to access CSC Duats.

Ive been using the FlyQ iPhone app as my first go-to for airport and weather information. A quick and easy check gives me preliminary flight planning information and enough to continue planning or just to no go today. My wife uses FlyQ EFB on her iPad along with a wireless ADS-B in device for flight planning and enroute navigation/traffic/weather. We are looking forward to using Chart Data in the newly upgraded panel with dual Aspen devices on our C182K. Thanks, Steve P and all the gang at Seattle Avionics for these great products.

Great app, always in the flight bag! The few times an issue has come up, the support has always been fast and helpful.

Great interface. Super fast customer service. The company really listens. Several features that I have requested have shown up in updates over time.

I wrote a review previously and am back to update my thoughts on this app. It’s a great app on its face. Very easy to use because all of its menus and options are intuitively accessed. However, I dropped using this app for a competitor a few months ago because I lost confidence in it. The TFR feature did not work consistently. I almost got snookered a couple of times because of TFRs that were in place over the Phoenix metropolitan area that didn’t show up on the app. (And unlike other apps, it wouldn’t show planned TFRs ahead of them becoming active.) Ultimately, it led me to wonder what else doesn’t consistently work with this app?

I was a big fan, but of late I have had endless difficulty with repeated crashes. Flight plans are impossible to input, and differ from the iPad version when pulled up on another unit. Great as an airport directory, and thats about it.