To avoid confusion... Airplane mode turns off all transmitters but then they can be turn back on individually.
Not all airlines allow inflight use of GPS receivers. Check your airline's inflight magazine or website for their policy.
This guy?Same here. I pay good money for the crew up front to figure out where we are. Besides, I don't want to be "that guy".
I do it too...
Sure it is. Everything that you haven't turned back on is still off. Much easier than going into settings and turning off voice, cellular data, GPS, and Bluetooth separately.Correct. And once they are turned on again you are no longer in airplane mode in any meaningful sense.
So do I, and without fail I get a big shock and glares every time when it blurts out on max volume "Entering Runway 30" during taxiing.
Where is the link for step 2?
Nope. Last month from DEN to MDW I was sitting with 2 corporate pilots and all 3 of us had our iPads out, comparing software. Company provides Jepp, I had FF. Most interesting, they didn't put them away or turn them off when the "turn off all electronics" announcement was made prior to landing.
You'll have to have both the FlightAware App and the ForeFlight App on the same iPad. If you do, in the FlightAware app you should see this button.