Flight Planning
MEMBER ALERT FOR 3/30/2013, 3:30pm:
Thank you for all of the helpful feedback that you have submitted to us to improve FlyQ Web! Here’s an update and current status for FlyQ Web as well as what you can expect shortly:
- Ability to edit an FAA flight plan prior to submission - Complete and available for use.
- Help Resources - We now have introductory video tutorials on basic FlyQ Web functions, as well as a list of Frequently Asked Questions. More help desk resources are in development and will be released as soon as they are complete. We welcome your suggestions as to how we can improve our help desk and product support.
- Fixing navigation log errors and restoring the AIFP format - NavLog data errors have been fixed and the updated NavLog is now available. We are still working to restore the previous format and expect to have that available for you soon.
- Restoring your AIFP saved flight plans – We have updated the flight planner to accommodate these routes and are currently testing the import process. We are testing this feature so that it can be validated prior to release.
- Adding the ability to edit a flight plan after its initial creation - For system design reasons, this task has been combined with restoring your AIFP saved flight plans. We have made the changes necessary to enable this function and are currently in testing. You can expect this functionality to be released in the next 2 weeks once it has been thoroughly tested.
Other changes that are now available in FlyQ Web version 1.2.107 include the ability to edit an aircraft profile and an existing pilot profile. The list of recent flight plans can also be updated.
If you would like to submit a problem, make a feature request, or simply ask a question, please email us at FlyQHelp@aopa.org.
Thank you for your patience and for your comments and suggestions through this process and, as always, thank you for your membership.
