I’ve used IFly for at least 10 years now. I love the simplicity of it. It’s perfect for my pleasure flying in my Wittman Tailwind. Thanks IFly!

Just go with foreflight

I have been using both, iFly and ForeFlight, I probably won't renew ForeFlight this year. iFly just does everything I need and very user friendly!

I’ve been using this as a trial for about a month. I’m a student pilot and I’ve been using it in my flights. I’ve tried the following moving map GPS apps: Foreflight, FlyQ, Garmin Pilot, Airmate, and Wing X. Out of all of these iFlyGPS has been my favorite for several reasons. First, the layout and design of the app just makes sense to me. Everything is where I expect it to be and behaves the way I think it should. This alone is a huge selling point to me. Another thing that impresses me is that it runs well even on my old iPad Air 2. The other apps either aren’t supported or the old iPad cannot handle them. Something about how iFlyGPS’s design is just very efficient. Finally the app is very inexpensive and I see them running deals fairly often. I see they are designing a new system called iFlyEFB and they say if you pay for one you will get both. That’s nice as well. My only negative points for this app is that the buttons look like they are from Windows 3 and when scrolling around the app the terrain has to load in, however it is very quick. Neither of these points matter to me very much and I think I will buy this software over the others I have used. This is definitely my favorite and especially if you are a private pilot and don’t plan on going commercial this is everything you’d need.

Foreflight just had a really high price increase so after 4 years of using it, I needed an alternative. Gave iFlyGPS a try. After about 10 hours of using enroute im getting used to it. It is different. Some features i miss from FF but overall iFlyGPS is a very good product.

Great information. Very user friendly. I love this device.

Ease of use is amazing and it’s intuitive It has everything you need without user overload. It’s uncomplicated. I fly a 1975 V35B with original KX170B nav com. My main source of navigation and information is my iFly on an iPad and my iPhone as back up I have the iFly actual nav unit which will be installed as well in my radio stack soon. Pilot and Foreflight are good, but for the reasons above, give me iFly. And their support is also amazing. Larry W.

Have used ifly for years. Clear and easy to use with great customer service as well.

I have used pretty much all the aviation efb/nav apps out there. For me iFly is the best to use for GA flying. I fly formation and aerobatics for most of my GA flying. This app brings the most used/desired information within one touch. iFly GPS allows an airport’s, CTAF, Tower, and/or ATIS along with runway/pattern information and wind within one quick touch. Other apps have the same information but you have to dig in different places or zoom in on the sectional chart to get the critical information. The other feature that sets this app apart is the complete customization you can do, any instrument or widget can be personalized and place exactly where you want. I like things a certain way, and iFly allows me to do that. Great work and cant wait until the EFB update comes out !

I tried ALL the popular EFB’s on their 30 day free trials. Back to back IFly was the easiest to use and significantly less money for comparable features. I have been using it for 3 years and have no reason to change. I am private SEL and helicopter.