Did anyone else notice that when clicking on an airport on the map, the default is to go to the FBO information. This means you have at least two extra clicks to get to what you really want (Airport runway info or Weather).
It only goes straight to FBO info when you tap on a fuel price. If you have a weather layer (Ceiling, for example) showing and you tap on the ceiling, it'll take you to the METAR. Otherwise, it'll go to Info.
Ok, this is new and stupid.
Not so. It's been this way for many years - Ever since the fuel layer even existed, tapping a fuel price would take you to the FBO tab.
Pro tip: If you want to go to Info and you have a fuel/weather layer showing, hold your finger down for a second near, but not on, the airport. Choose airport, then More->Details and it'll take you to Info.
It makes no sense that having fuel prices selected on the map should lead to the FBO info coming up when I click on an airport. The FBO page is probably the least used tab of all so whoever thought it show by default under any circumstance is nuts.
If I have fuel prices up, chances are I'm planning a fuel stop and thus want to look at which FBO is selling the cheapest fuel on the field and maybe check out their comments. It makes perfect sense to have the FBO tab come up when you tap a fuel price, IMO.
Also, the formerly intuitively named weather Forecast tab was renamed to TAF.
And MOS was brought up a level. You used to have to go Forecast->MOS to get the GFS MOS forecast, whereas now it's just Weather->MOS. TAF was the default under Forecast before, but with all that room available to select what type of Weather you're looking for, why bury it?
In the same vein, I wouldn't mind seeing the Forecast Discussion brought out from its hiding place under TAF.
Who the heck thinks that these changes are good ideas??
I think whoever is coming up with change for changes sake needs to be fired. This is terrible and reminds me of Microsoft changing the Office to the crappy ribbon interface because other programs (OpenOffice, LibreOffice, WPS etc) were catching up.
It isn't change for change's sake. I believe it has something to do with the recent changes to the iPhone version to bring it up to parity with the iPad version, and making a more consistent UI between them to make things easier to find.
Yeah...And it used to be rock solid stable too. Not anymore...but they come up with creative excuses for why it keeps crashing when you post about it on PoA.
https://www.pilotsofamerica.com/community/threads/foreflight-was-a-crash-monster-yesterday.124166/
I used to never hesitate to fly IFR with foreflight as my main/only navigation aid. I would NOT do that these days. No effin' way...I just don't trust it any more.
Did you try the reset option someone else posted on your thread?
I haven't had any issues with ForeFlight crashing, and I'm usually flying with a prerelease version... That's how stable it is for the rest of us. So, I gotta think something is wrong with your iPad.