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Jeppesen FliteDeck Pro User Guide

Version 8.3.2 for Windows

FliteDeck Pro User Guide

Jeppesen 55 Inverness Drive East Englewood, Colorado 80112-5498

This document supports FliteDeck Pro 8.3.2 for Windows

Document ID: FDP_8.3.2_User_Guide Revision 2.0 Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction Who Should Use This Guide ...... 1 Product Support ...... 1 Release Summary ...... 1 Conventions Used in This Guide ...... 1

Chapter 2 Getting Started Basic Touch Screen Gestures ...... 3 Pinch to Zoom ...... 3 Touch, Hold, then Release ...... 3 Double-tap to Zoom Out ...... 3 One-finger Swipe to Pan ...... 4 Two-finger Swipe to Navigate Through Terminal Charts ...... 4 Enroute or Terminal Charts View ...... 4 The Flight Info Drawer ...... 5 The Active Flight ...... 5 Select the Enroute Theme ...... 5 Lock the Display ...... 6 Button Descriptions ...... 6 Using Tablet Mode ...... 8

Chapter 3 Setting Up Your Flight Overview of the Enroute View ...... 11 Create a New Flight ...... 12 Search for an airport ...... 13 Add a SID and a STAR ...... 13 Add Route Points ...... 14 Notations ...... 14 Latitude and Longitude Coordinate Formats ...... 14 Load a Saved Flight ...... 15 Load a Flight Plan ...... 16 Load an ATC Cleared Route ...... 17 Work with Saved Flights ...... 18 Save the Active Flight ...... 18 View a Saved Flight ...... 19 Sort a Saved Flight ...... 19 Duplicate a Saved Flight ...... 20 Delete a Saved Flight ...... 20

Work with Flight Plans ...... 21 View Flight Plans ...... 21 Save a Flight Plan Without Loading It ...... 21 Work with ATC Clearances ...... 22 View ATC Clearances ...... 22 Save an ATC Cleared Route Without Loading It ...... 23

Chapter 4 Editing Your Route Editing Your Route from the Flight Info Drawer ...... 25 Edit the Route By Interacting With the Map ...... 25 Edit the Route with Rubber-Band Routing ...... 26 Create User Waypoints ...... 27 Create a Latitude/Longitude User Waypoint ...... 27 Create a Radial DME User Waypoint ...... 28 Create a Named User Waypoint ...... 30 Make a User Waypoint Permanent or Temporary ...... 31 Delete a User Waypoint ...... 31 Remove a Route from the Flight Info Drawer ...... 31

Chapter 5 Selecting Terminal Charts Preview and Select Terminal Charts for Your Route ...... 33 Available Chart Types ...... 35 Switch Between Selected Charts ...... 35 View Terminal Charts ...... 36 View Charts for Airports in Your Route ...... 36 View Charts for Airports Not in Your Route ...... 36 View Engine-Out Charts ...... 37 Associate a SID with an Engine-Out Chart ...... 37 Display an Engine-Out Chart ...... 38

Chapter 6 Viewing Enroute Map Information Display Enroute Themes ...... 39 Switch Between Enroute Themes ...... 39 VFR Aeronautical Data Coverage Areas ...... 40 Access Notes ...... 40 Access Notes Along Your Route ...... 41 Set Enroute View Preferences ...... 41 Show and Hide Map Objects ...... 41 Customize Enroute Map Filters ...... 42 View at All Scales ...... 43 Filter Airports by Runway Length ...... 44 Search for Enroute Map Objects ...... 44

Display Details About Map Objects ...... 45 View Airport Details ...... 46 View Airway Details ...... 47 View VFR Routes ...... 47 View Waypoint Details ...... 47 View Navaid Details ...... 48 View Airspace Details ...... 48 FIR/UIR Boundaries ...... 48 VFR Airspace ...... 48 Terrain ...... 49 Cultural ...... 49 Display Ownship, Map Orientation, Distance Calculation ...... 49 View the Ownship Symbol on the Enroute Map ...... 49 View Present Position ...... 50 Change Map Orientation ...... 50 View Distance Calculations ...... 51 Determine Distance with the Offset Calculator ...... 51 View Enroute Weather ...... 52 Reload Enroute Weather ...... 53 About Enroute Weather Updates ...... 53

Chapter 7 Accessing Terminal Chart Information Work with Terminal Charts ...... 55 Highlight a Chart ...... 55 Rotate a Chart ...... 56 Write Notes on a Chart ...... 56 View the Ownship on Terminal Charts ...... 57 Display the Ownship on the Airport Diagram ...... 57 Display the Taxi Diagram upon Landing ...... 59 Display Terminal Weather ...... 59 View METAR/TAF Information from the Enroute Map ...... 60 Print a Terminal Chart ...... 61

Chapter 8 Viewing Data Updates Manage Data Updates ...... 63 Perform a Data Update ...... 63 Perform an Unscheduled Update ...... 64 Check the Data Currency ...... 65 Switch between Two Available Enroute Database Versions ...... 65 View Mid-Cycle Terminal Chart Revisions ...... 66 Switch between Available Chart Versions from the Airports List ...... 66 Switch between Available Versions of a Specific Chart ...... 68 View Manuals and Notices ...... 68 Specify Manuals Available for View ...... 68

View Manuals ...... 69 View Change Notices ...... 70

Chapter 9 Adjusting Toolbar Options and App Settings Adjust Brightness and Night Theme ...... 71 Brightness and Night Theme in Windows 8.1 ...... 71 Brightness in Windows 10 ...... 72 Night Theme in Windows 10 ...... 73 Confirm GPS Status ...... 73 Ownship Symbol ...... 74 Change the Sleep Mode Setting ...... 74 Change the Flight Info App Settings ...... 75 Set ATC Clearances ...... 75 Change the Enroute View App Settings ...... 75 Display the Moving Map ...... 76 Display Ownship ...... 76 Display the Terrain Legend ...... 77 Display the VFR Theme ...... 77 Change the Terminal Charts View App Settings ...... 77 Display Ownship Airport Diagram ...... 77 Show Taxi Diagram and Enable the Threshold Speed ...... 78 Set the Default Chart Zoom Level ...... 78 Change Weather Settings ...... 78 Display Enroute Weather ...... 79 Display METAR/TAF ...... 79 Change the Default Temperature Unit ...... 79 Reset Defaults and Clear Custom Content ...... 79 Reset User Settings ...... 80 Clear Custom Content ...... 80

Chapter 10 Accessing Account Information and Technical Support View Account Information ...... 83 View Version and Build Information ...... 83 Update Flight Plan Services ...... 84 Contact Support ...... 84 Deactivate the App ...... 84 Release Summary ...... 85 Release Identification Information ...... 85 Operating System Requirements ...... 85 Hardware Supported ...... 85 Connectivity Considerations ...... 85 Upgrade and Deployment Considerations ...... 85

Introduction

Who Should Use This Guide

The intended audiences for the Jeppesen FliteDeck Pro User Guide are pilots and support specialists who might be new to Jeppesen FliteDeck Pro.

Product Support

Jeppesen provides technical support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. North America Toll-Free: 800-537-7225 United States Direct: 303-328-6175 International: 49-6102-508430 Email: [email protected]

Release Summary

This User Guide supports FliteDeck Pro version 8.3.2 for Windows. See the Release Notes for the most updated list of hardware supported and operating system requirements.

Conventions Used in This Guide

This guide uses the following conventions: • Blue text indicates a hyperlink, which you can access when you view the document elec- tronically. • Boldface type within steps indicates the user interface elements that you use to complete the task.

Getting Started

Basic Touch Screen Gestures

Use basic Windows touchscreen gestures to interact with Jeppesen FliteDeck version 8.3.

Pinch to Zoom

Zoom in and out of the display by moving your thumb and finger in a pinching gesture.

Touch, Hold, then Release

You can touch, hold, and then release any object on the enroute map to view more information about it. For certain types of objects, you can add them to your route or, if they are already part of the route, remove them from the route.

Double-tap to Zoom Out

When you have zoomed in on a terminal chart or enroute map, you can double-tap to zoom out again.

One-finger Swipe to Pan

Swipe one finger to pan the enroute map and terminal charts. You also use one finger to scroll through the Selected Charts Bar when the number of charts extends beyond the edge of the screen.

Two-finger Swipe to Navigate Through Terminal Charts

Swipe two fingers to flip through your selected terminal charts, similar to flipping through pages in a book. Depending on your zoom level, you might need to pan to the edge of the chart to swipe to the next chart.

Enroute or Terminal Charts View

FliteDeck helps you increase your situational awareness by displaying your flight with respect to both the terminal and enroute air structures. There are two main views in FliteDeck. You enter origin, destination, and any alternate airports in the Enroute view. Then you retrieve the terminal charts for those airports in the Terminal Charts view.

The first time that you tap the Terminal Charts view button after you create route, the default airport diagram appears for the origin airport of your flight.

Tap the Enroute view button to plan, create, and edit your route. From this view, you can view map details, search for map information, view range rings, and access manuals, operational notes, and EFB change notices.

Tap the Terminal Charts view button toselect and view the charts for your route. From this view, you can rotate the terminal chart, search for other charts, zoom in and out, view chart change notices, access manuals, and add highlights and pilot notes to a particular chart.

The Flight Info Drawer

The Flight Info drawer is where you create, load, view, and save the active flight from the Enroute view. To set up your flight, see Create a New Flight on page 12. To open and close the expandable Flight Info drawer, tap the drawer tab (the arrow on the gray bar).

FIGURE 1: Flight Info drawer

The Active Flight

The active flight is the displayed flight. It includes origin, destination, any alternate airports, and the route description. The active flight also includes any selected terminal charts associated with the flight. The name of the active flight appears on top of the Enroute view and on the Flight Info drawer tab.

Select the Enroute Theme

FliteDeck provides three enroute themes in the Enroute view: High IFR, Low IFR, and VFR. See Display Enroute Themes on page 39 for more information.

Lock the Display

The display lock feature locks the current view so that you do not accidentally pan or zoom away from information that you need—for example, during critical phases of flight.

 To lock or unlock the display:

• Tap the Display Lock button on the top toolbar.

When you lock the display, the following conditions apply: • The Display Lock button is orange.

• The current orientation is locked. • You cannot access any other FliteDeck buttons. • All other app buttons are disabled, as are the panning and zooming features. • You can still access Windows charms and you can still swipe to move between open applications.

Button Descriptions

The following table describes the various buttons that you encounter in FliteDeck.

Top toolbar

Displays or closes the button bar on the left.

Displays airway manuals, including any manuals specific to your company.

Displays the brightness and night theme settings in Windows 8.1. In Windows 10, this button displays the night theme setting.

Displays the GPS status.

Enables you to search for airports, navaids, and waypoints.

Displays the App Settings popover.

Enables you to lock and unlock the display.

Enroute View*

Displays the Enroute view.

Displays enroute themes (High IFR, Low IFR, or VFR).

Displays the present position on the enroute map when ownship is enabled and minimum GPS accuracy is met.

Displays operational, regional, and reference notes.

Displays weather data.

Displays airports on the enroute map.

Displays airways on the enroute map.

Displays waypoints on the enroute map.

Displays navaids on the enroute map.

Displays airspaces on the enroute map.

Displays terrain on the enroute map.

In the VFR theme, displays cultural information on the enroute map.

Displays the range rings on the enroute map.

Opens map object properties and filters. When the properties popover is open, you can reset map object properties.

Closes map object properties and filters.

*The Enroute buttons are enabled at the appropriate zoom level.

Terminal Chart View*

Displays the Terminal Chart View.

Displays reference charts for the selected airport.

Displays company-specific airport information.

Displays the Standard Terminal Arrival Route charts for the selected airport.

Displays general and runway approach information for the selected airport.

Displays airport information, taxiways, parking gates, and deicing procedures for the selected airport.

Displays Standard Instrument Departure charts for the selected airport.

Displays weather data.

Enables you to highlight the terminal chart.

Enables you to rotate the terminal chart.

Enables you to draw notes and add them to the terminal chart.

*The selected airport appears below the Terminal Chart View button.

Using Tablet Mode

If your device is running Windows 10, Jeppesen recommends that you run FliteDeck in Tablet mode, which displays apps in full screen. If your device is running in Desktop mode, in which apps run inside windows as they do on a PC, switch to Tablet mode.

 To switch to Tablet mode

1. Swipe from the right to display the Windows Action Center. 2. Tap the Tablet Mode tile. This tile is colored when Tablet mode is turned on. The tile is gray when the device is in Desktop mode.

Setting Up Your Flight

FliteDeck Pro provides several methods for setting up a new flight from the Flight Info drawer. You can perform the following actions: • Create a new flight • Load a saved flight • Load a flight plan • Load an ATC cleared route

Overview of the Enroute View

Figure 2 shows the Flight Info drawer open in the Enroute view.

FIGURE 2: Flight Info drawer and the Enroute view

Create a New Flight

You can plan, create, and edit your route from the Flight Info drawer in the Enroute view. You can add multiple alternate airports, route points, and SIDs and STARs. The following steps describe how to create a new route. You can also start by loading a saved flight, a flight plan, or an ATC cleared route.

 To create a new route from the Flight Info drawer

1. Display the Enroute View. 2. Tap the Flight Info drawer tab. The Flight Info drawer opens.

FIGURE 3: The Flight Info drawer

3. Tap in the Origin box, and then enter the four-letter ICAO identifier or city name for the origin airport. 4. Tap in the Destination box, and then enter the four-letter ICAO identifier or city name for the destination airport. 5. Tap in the Enter Alternate Airport box, and then enter the four-letter ICAO identifier or city name for the alternate airport. You can enter multiple alternates. Separate each alternate with a space. If more than one option is available, the app displays a list of airports from which you can choose.

If you enter an invalid airport ICAO identifier, a message appears at the bottom of the route box to indicate that the airport was not found.

The flight that you create becomes the active flight. After you create the flight, you can select terminal charts. See "Preview and Select Terminal Charts for Your Route" on page 33.

Search for an airport

You can locate objects such as airports by using the object search feature.

 To find an airport

1. Tap the Search button on the toolbar. (You might need to dismiss the keyboard if the toolbar is not visible.) 2. Enter the search criteria (for example, the city name or partial ICAO code), and then tap the Search button. At certain zoom levels, the enroute map includes a reminder to refer to the terminal chart. The reminder appears along the procedure's dotted route line. 3. Tap the desired airport from the search results. FliteDeck displays the popover for the airport you selected. 4. To add the airport to the route, tap the Add to Route button. 5. To add the airport to your route as an origin, destination, or alternate airport, tap the appropriate button.

Add a SID and a STAR

You can add a SID and a STAR to your route at the same time that you enter the origin and destination airports, or you can add them afterward. Departure and arrival procedures are depicted as a dotted line on the enroute map. Before you can add a SID and a STAR, you must first enter the corresponding origin and destination airports. If you do not know the appropriate runway when set up your flight, you can select Unknown Runway and still select a procedure and transition.

 To enter a SID or a STAR

1. Open the Flight Info drawer. 2. To enter runways, procedures, and transitions, tap either SID or STAR, and then follow the prompts. • For SIDs, FliteDeck prompts you to select a runway, a procedure, and a transition. • For STARs, FliteDeck prompts you to select a procedure, a transition, and then a runway. For some procedures, FliteDeck might prompt you for different information.

The depiction of a SID or a STAR on the enroute map is intended for situational awareness only. Always refer to the appropriate terminal chart for detailed guidance when carrying out departure and arrival procedures.

At certain zoom levels, the enroute map includes a reminder to refer to the terminal chart. The reminder appears along the procedure's dotted route line.

FliteDeck depicts only transition points of a SID or STAR on the enroute map.

Add Route Points

You can add route points (navaids, airways, airports, and waypoints) to your route from the Flight Info drawer. You can also create user waypoints and add them to your route. See "Create User Waypoints" on page 27.

 To add route points to your route

1. Open the Flight Info drawer. 2. Tap in the Route box. 3. Using the keyboard, or by copying and pasting, enter the route points into the Route box. 4. Dismiss the keyboard.

Notations

Use plain language or dot notation to enter multiple sequential waypoints. For example: • N37 56.6 W122 21.4 SAC V23 RBL (plain language) • N37.56.6.W122.21.4.SAC.V23.RBL (dot notation) When you use dot notation, follow these guidelines: • Enter two dots between direct-to points. For example: FXV..FWA..CR • Enter one dot between via routings. (Via routings are points that begin and end airway segments and SID or STAR procedures.) For example: LULOX.UN12.IDOKI.UM25.INGOR.UM25.DVL

Latitude and Longitude Coordinate Formats

When you use the dot-delimited format, the Route box supports these latitude and longitude formats: Nxx Wxxx (N 37 W122) Nxx.x Wxxx.x (N37.5 W122.2) Nxx xx.x Wxxx xx.x (N37 56.6 W122 21.4) Nxx xx.xx Wxxx xx.xx (N37 56.60 W122 21.40) N xx.xxxxx W xxx.xxxxx (N 37.56600 W 122.21400) N xx xx W xxx xx (N 37 56 W 122 21)

N xx xx xx W xxx xx xx (N 37 56 60 W 122 21 40) When you use the space-delimited format, the Route box supports this format: NXX.XXWXX.XX

Load a Saved Flight

You can set up a flight up a flight by loading a saved flight. A saved flight includes airports, the route description, and any selected terminal charts that are associated with the flight.

 To load a saved flight

1. Open the Flight Info drawer. 2. Tap the Saved Flights button at the bottom of the drawer.

FIGURE 4: Saved flights in the Flight Info drawer

3. To expand its view, tap a saved flight from the list of saved flights. 4. Tap the Load button. FliteDeck loads the flight information, and the flight becomes the active flight. 5. To close the drawer, tap the Flight Info drawer tab. For information about other tasks associated with saved flights, see "Work with Saved Flights" on page 18.

Load a Flight Plan

Your device might be set up to retrieve flight plans from your company flight planning system. In this case, you can set up your route by importing a flight plan. Based on your call sign, FliteDeck retrieves all flight plans that are within 6 hours before ETD (estimated time of departure) and 12 hours past ETD. Contact your company to determine whether this option is available and, if so, what credentials are required. You cannot send plans back to the flight-planning system.

To import flight plans, ensure that an Internet connection is established and that your credentials are entered in App Settings. Refer to "View Account Information" on page 83.

When you import a flight plan, FliteDeck displays the following details: • Flight or tail number • Origin airport and destination airport • Alternate airports • Route (navaids, waypoints, airways) • Distance of flight in nautical miles • Date and timestamp of the last update In Terminal Chart view, you see all of the charts that are associated with airports in the flight plan. The default chart is the airport diagram.

 To load a flight plan from your company flight-planning system

1. Open the Flight Info drawer. 2. Tap the Flight Plans button at the bottom of the Flight Info drawer. 3. Tap the Call Sign box and enter the call sign of the aircraft. 4. Tap the Enter key. 5. Tap the flight plan you want to view or use. 6. To load the flight plan and make it the active flight, tap the Load button.

FIGURE 5: Flight plans in the Flight Info drawer

Load an ATC Cleared Route

When you create your flight, you can load a flight from the list of ATC clearances. ATC-cleared routes are not specific to a particular call sign. FliteDeck retrieves all flights for the selected city pair from the last 24 hours, starting with the most recently issued route.

To view ATC clearances, switch Display ATC Clearances to ON in App Settings and make sure that an Internet connection is established.

 To load a route from the list of ATC clearances

1. Open the Flight Info drawer. 2. Tap the ATC Clearances button. FliteDeck displays the most recent list of ATC clearances that were retrieved.

FIGURE 6: ATC-cleared routes in the Flight Info drawer 3. Tap the desired clearance from the list. FliteDeck highlights the clearance. 4. Tap the Load button next to the clearance. FliteDeck loads the route as the active flight.

Loading an ATC-cleared route does not change alternate airports or terminal chart selections.

For information about other tasks associated with ATC-cleared routes, see "Work with ATC Clearances" on page 22.

Work with Saved Flights

After you save a flight, you can view it later, sort your view of saved flights, duplicate a flight, or delete a saved flight. You can also load a saved flight as part of a new flight.

Save the Active Flight

 To save the active flight

1. Open the Flight Info drawer. The Flight Info drawer displays the active flight.

2. Tap the Save button at the top of the drawer.

FIGURE 7: The Save button in the Flight Info drawer

FliteDeck adds this flight to the Saved Flights list.

View a Saved Flight

 To view a saved flight

1. Open the Flight Info drawer. 2. Tap the Saved Flights button. 3. Tap a saved flight from the list of saved flights to expand its view. The Flight Info drawer shows the origin, destination, and alternate airports. It also lists the charts selected for the flight and the date that the flight was saved.

Sort a Saved Flight

 To sort saved flights in the saved flights list

1. Open the Flight Info drawer. 2. Tap the Saved Flights button at the bottom of the drawer. 3. To sort saved flights by name, tap Date to sort saved flights by date updated, or tap Flights By Name.

FIGURE 8: Sorting the list of saved flights

Flights are named from the airport identifiers for the origin and destination airports.

Duplicate a Saved Flight

Duplicating a saved flight can save time when you set up your flight. For example, you might want to plan for two different scenarios for the same airport pair. To duplicate a flight, first create the flight, select your charts, and save the flight. Then duplicate the saved flight and make any changes to the duplicated flight for the second scenario.

 To duplicate a flight

1. Open the Flight Info drawer. 2. Tap the Edit button. 3. Tap the flight that you want to duplicate. FliteDeck places a check mark next to the selected flight. (To clear the selection, tap Cancel.) 4. Tap the Duplicate (plus sign) button.

FIGURE 9: Duplicating a saved flight

FliteDeck displays a second instance of the flight in the Saved Flights list. You can load one of these instances, and then make changes to the route information.

Delete a Saved Flight

 To delete a saved flight from the list of saved flights

1. Open the Flight Info drawer. 2. Tap the Saved Flights button at the bottom of the drawer. 3. Tap the Edit button. 4. Tap the flight that you want to delete. FliteDeck places a check mark next to the selected flight. 5. Tap the Delete (trash can) button.

FIGURE 10: Deleting a saved flight in the Flight Info drawer

6. Tap Delete. 7. Tap Delete to confirm the deletion.

Work with Flight Plans

If your company flight-planning system allows you to import flight plans, follow the steps below to view the flight plans, refresh the list, or save a flight plan. You can also load a flight plan as part of a new flight.

To view flight plans, ensure that an Internet connection is established and that your credentials are entered in App Settings. See "View Account Information" on page 83.

View Flight Plans

 To view flight plans from your company's flight planning system

1. Open the Flight Info drawer. 2. Tap the Flight Plans button. 3. Enter the call sign for the aircraft. 4. Tap the Enter key on the keyboard. FliteDeck displays a list of pending and past flight plans. The time and date that the list was last updated appears at the bottom of the list. 5. To refresh the list, tap the Refresh button at the bottom of the list.

Save a Flight Plan Without Loading It

 To save a flight plan without loading it

1. Open the Flight Info drawer. 2. Tap the Flight Plans button at the bottom of the drawer. 3. Tap the desired flight plan from the list. FliteDeck highlights the flight plan. 4. Tap the Save button next to the flight plan.

FliteDeck updates the saved flights list with the flight plan. Saving a flight plan does not change the active flight.

Work with ATC Clearances

Displaying ATC clearances provides awareness of current clearing trends. Clearances are grouped by route, and are available for any flight within, into, or out of the United States. To load an ATC-cleared route as part of a new flight, see "Load an ATC Cleared Route" on page 17 or "Create a New Flight" on page 12.

To view ATC clearances, set Display ATC Clearances to ON in App Settings, and make sure that Internet connection is established. See "Change the Flight Info App Settings" on page 75.

View ATC Clearances

After you enter origin and destination airports, you can view ATC clearances for that city pair.

 To view current ATC clearances

1. Open the Flight Info drawer. 2. Tap the ATC Clearances button at the bottom of the drawer. FliteDeck displays the most recent list of clearances for the city pair. The details for each clearance include the time of the latest ETD, the route points, and the number of times the route was issued in the last 24 hours. 3. Tap the Refresh button at the bottom of the list. FliteDeck retrieves any cleared routes for the flight.

FIGURE 11: ATC cleared routes

FliteDeck displays the time and date that the list was last updated at the bottom of the list.

Save an ATC Cleared Route Without Loading It

 To save an ATC cleared route without loading it

1. Open the Flight Info drawer. 2. Tap the ATC Clearances button at the bottom of the drawer. 3. Tap the desired clearance from the list. FliteDeck highlights the clearance. 4. Tap the Save button. FliteDeck updates the list of saved flights with the route. Saving a route does not change the active flight.

FIGURE 12: Saving an ATC cleared route

Editing Your Route

You can edit a route from inside the Flight Info drawer, either by interacting with the enroute map and object details or by using rubber-band routing.

Editing Your Route from the Flight Info Drawer

 To edit your route from the Flight Info drawer

1. Open the Flight Info drawer. 2. To edit the airports, tap in the origin, destination, or alternate airport boxes. 3. To add or delete navaids, waypoints, or airways, tap in the route description box and make your changes. 4. Tap Enter on the keyboard. 5. Dismiss the keyboard and close the Flight Info drawer.

Edit the Route By Interacting With the Map

You can add or remove route points from your route directly from the map, without having to enter or delete information in the Route box. For example, you can add established navaids, established waypoints, and airports.

For a given airway segment, you can specify valid entry and exit waypoints directly from the map. In this instance, FliteDeck draws the route line as if you had specified the associated airway segment.

 To edit your route by interacting with the enroute map

• Touch, hold, and release an airport, navaid, or waypoint along your intended route. FliteDeck displays more information about that object. Depending on the type of object, you can review more information, add the object to the route, remove the object from the route, or fly direct to that object.

The Direct To option is available when FliteDeck is receiving an active GPS signal and the Enable Moving Map and Display Ownship on Enroute options are set to ON in App Settings. See Change the Enroute View App Settings on page 75.

Refer to Figure 13. The object is part of the route. Tapping on the object displays the object's coordinates and gives you the option to remove it from the route.

FIGURE 13: Editing an object on the route

If you select Direct To, FliteDeck modifies the current route by inserting the latitude/longitude coordinates of the aircraft’s current position and of the selected object. FliteDeck also removes all points between the selected object and the current aircraft position.

Edit the Route with Rubber-Band Routing

You can edit a route by dragging the route line to any object on the map. This method is referred to as rubber-band routing. After you modify the route, the Flight Info drawer indicates the changes in the route string.

 To edit your route by using rubber-band routing

1. Touch and hold a point along the existing route line until a blue circle appears on the route line. 2. Drag your finger to the point or object that you want to add to the route. 3. After you release your finger, select Add to Route.

FIGURE 14: Editing the route with rubberband routing

When you attempt to add a point to the route that is not an existing object, you can create a user-defined waypoint.

If you use rubber-band routing while the Enroute Moving Map mode is engaged, FliteDeck disables the moving map. To engage the moving map again, tap the Present Position button or tap the North Up or Track Up button.

Create User Waypoints

You can create a user-defined waypoint, which appears on the enroute map at a point you select. You can then add the waypoint to your route or fly directly to the waypoint. User waypoints can be either permanent or temporary. (See Make a User Waypoint Permanent or Temporary on page 31.)

The Direct To option is available when Enable Moving Map in App Settings is set to ON and the minimum GPS accuracy requirement is met. See Change the Enroute View App Settings on page 75 or Confirm GPS Status on page 73.

Create a Latitude/Longitude User Waypoint

You can create a waypoint for a point in space. FliteDeck displays the latitude/longitude coordinates as the name of the waypoint on the enroute map.

 To create a latitude/longitude user waypoint by interacting with the map

1. Touch, hold, and release the enroute map at the location where you want to insert the waypoint. FliteDeck displays the Waypoint popover, which shows the waypoint coordinates.

FIGURE 15: New Waypoint popover for a permanent user waypoint

2. To add comments, tap the Comments box and enter the text. 3. Do one of the following: • To add the waypoint to the current route, tap Add to Route. • To add the waypoint to the current route and remove all points between your current aircraft position and the waypoint, tap Direct To. • To add the waypoint to the map but not to the route, tap Done at the top of the New Waypoint popover. The waypoint coordinates are added to the enroute map. • To close the popover without adding a user waypoint, tap Cancel or tap outside the popover. By default, waypoints that are added to the route are temporary and are denoted as a yellow icon.

Create a Radial DME User Waypoint

The location of the user waypoint is based on the radial DME entered in the name field. You can create a user waypoint for a specific location and add it to your route. The radial DME appears on the enroute map.

 To create a Radial DME user waypoint

1. Open the Flight Info drawer. 2. Tap in the route description box, and then enter the radial DME point to which you want to fly.

For example, assume that ATC has instructed you to fly "Direct to the 26 DME on the 156 radial off of Falcon VOR.” In this example, you enter FQF156/26.

3. Tap the Enter button on the keyboard. FliteDeck places a D next to the radial DME point.

FIGURE 16: A radial DME point in the route description

4. Tap the Flight Info drawer tab to close the drawer.

 To view a Radial DME user waypoint on the enroute map

• Touch, hold, and release the waypoint on the enroute map.

FIGURE 17: Radial DME waypoint

FliteDeck displays the VOR ident, radial, and DME for the waypoint.

Create a Named User Waypoint

You can create a named user waypoint to name a point in space for easier recognition and recall. You can also use this type of waypoint to form a route. FliteDeck displays the named waypoint on the enroute map.

 To create a named user waypoint

1. Touch, hold, and release the enroute map at the location where you want to insert a waypoint. FliteDeck displays a new waypoint popover. 2. Tap the box under Name, and then enter the name. The maximum length of a user waypoint name cannot exceed the area provided in the popover. If you use a combination of letters and numbers in the name, the FliteDeck may display a Radial DME error–for example, UWP123.

3. To add comments, enter them in the Comments box.

FIGURE 18: Named user waypoint

4. To complete the action, do one of the following: • To add the waypoint to the current route, tap Add to Route. • To add the waypoint to the current route and remove all points between your current aircraft position and the waypoint, tap Direct To. • To create a waypoint without adding it to your route, tap Done at the top of the Waypoint popover. • To close the popover without adding a user waypoint, tap Cancel or tap outside the popover.

Make a User Waypoint Permanent or Temporary

You can specify whether user waypoints are permanent or temporary: • A permanent user waypoint remains on the enroute map after you clear the active route. A user waypoint that is not added to the route is saved as a permanent user waypoint. You can delete this type of waypoint manually. • A temporary user waypoint is added to a route and is deleted automatically when the route is cleared. This type of waypoint is denoted as a yellow icon on the enroute map.

 To make a user waypoint permanent or temporary

1. Tap, hold, and release the user waypoint on the map. FliteDeck displays the user waypoint popover. 2. Do one of the following actions: • To make the waypoint temporary, switch Delete When Route is Cleared to ON. This action removes the waypoint from the map when you clear the route. • To make the waypoint permanent, switch Delete When Route is Cleared to OFF. This action keeps the waypoint on the map when you clear the route. 3. Tap Done.

Delete a User Waypoint

When you create a user waypoint, you can remove the waypoint automatically when you clear the route. Waypoints that are added in this manner appear as a yellow icon on the map.

 To delete a user waypoint

1. Touch, hold, and release the user waypoint on the enroute map. FliteDeck displays the waypoint popover. 2. Tap the Delete (trash can) button to delete the waypoint. A confirmation dialog box appears. 3. Tap the OK button to confirm the deletion. FliteDeck deletes the waypoint from the enroute map. Alternatively, you can remove the user waypoint from the route in the Flight Info Drawer using the keyboard.

Remove a Route from the Flight Info Drawer

You can remove the current route from the Flight Info drawer. When you remove the current route, the application clears the route, its airports, and any associated terminal charts.

 To remove the current route

1. Open the Flight Info drawer.

2. Tap the New Flight button. A confirmation dialog box appears. 3. Tap OK to confirm.

FIGURE 19: Removing a flight from the Flight Info drawer

You can also clear flight information and other custom content by tapping Clear Custom Content in App Settings. See Reset Defaults and Clear Custom Content on page 79.

Selecting Terminal Charts

This chapter describes how to add terminal charts to your route and switch between them. For information about manipulating your chart view, see Accessing Terminal Chart Information on page 55. For information about viewing terminal charts with different effective dates, see View Mid-Cycle Terminal Chart Revisions on page 66.

Preview and Select Terminal Charts for Your Route

The first time that you tap the Terminal Charts view button after you create your route, FliteDeck displays the airport diagram for the origin airport. You can preview and select other charts associated with your flight.

 To preview and select charts for your route

1. Tap an available chart type button (REF, CO, START, APP, TAXI, OR SID). FliteDeck highlights the selected chart type and displays a list of charts. (See Available Chart Types on page 35 for an explanation of chart types.) 2. To preview a chart, scroll through the list of charts and tap the chart title. 3. To select a chart, tap the check box next to the chart title. FliteDeck places a check mark next to the selected chart and adds the chart to the Selected Charts Bar for the active flight. The selected chart appears above the toolbar.

FIGURE 20: Selecting an approach chart

Whenever you tap a chart type button (REF, CO, STAR, APP, TAXI, or SID) again, the last viewed chart from that chart type appears.

Available Chart Types

Terminal charts are organized by chart types. You can tap a chart type button to display charts of that type. The chart type buttons are as follows:

REF Reference. Nonprocedural charts, sorted alphabetically by title. CO Company. If you subscribe to Jeppesen Tailored Charting Services, you can access the Company category, which includes the tailored charts for your company. This category also includes any engine-out charts. STAR Standard Terminal Arrival. Arrival charts, sorted alphabetically by title. APP Approach. Approach procedures, grouped by runway and sorted by index number. TAXI Taxi. Taxi charts, sorted by index number. SID Standard Instrument Departure. Departure procedures, sorted alphabetically by title.

Terminal charts might include Customer Inserted Charts (CIC), which your company builds and maintains. Charts from your company are labeled “Non-Jepp Chart” in their respective chart lists.

Switch Between Selected Charts

A title box on the Selected Charts Bar at the top of the chart display window shows each selected chart. The title box includes the type of chart, followed by a short description of the chart. A blue border around the title box in the Selected Charts Bar indicates that the corresponding chart is displayed.

FIGURE 21: The Selected Charts Bar

You can use several ways to switch between selected charts. • On the chart, use a two-finger swipe in the direction of the charts that you want to view. • To jump across multiple charts in the Selected Charts Bar, tap the title box of the chart in the Selected Charts Bar. • To view title boxes that are not currently in view, swipe your finger right or left on the Selected Charts Bar

View Terminal Charts

You can display terminal charts for airports on your route and for airports that are not on your route. From App Settings, you can define how charts appear, including the default zoom level. See Change the Terminal Charts View App Settings on page 77.

View Charts for Airports in Your Route

The first time that you tap the Terminal Charts view button after you create your route, the default airport diagram appears for the origin airport. Then you can see the charts for that airport and other airports in your route, including any alternate airports.

 To view other chart types for the origin airport

• Tap a Chart Type button for the category of charts that you want to view. For definitions of chart types, see Available Chart Types on page 35.

 To view terminal charts for other airports that are in your route

1. Tap the Airport button (highlighted in Figure 22 ). The name of this button corresponds to the airport whose charts are currently in view. 2. Tap to select the desired airport from the list of airports in your route.

FIGURE 22: Viewing charts for another airport in the route

The associated terminal charts for the airport are now available when you tap the various category buttons. FliteDeck automatically displays the default airport diagram for the selected airport.

View Charts for Airports Not in Your Route

 To access terminal charts for an airport that is not in your current route

1. Tap the Airport button.

The name of this button corresponds to the airport whose charts are currently in view. 2. At the bottom of the Airports popover, tap the All Airports button.

FIGURE 23: Viewing charts for airports not in your route

3. To access the keyboard, tap in the Search box, type at least two characters of the airport identifier or the city name, and then tap Search. 4. Tap the desired airport from the list of airports. FliteDeck automatically selects the default airport diagram for that airport. 5. To view more terminal charts, tap any of the Chart Type buttons.

View Engine-Out Charts

Associate a SID with an Engine-Out Chart

When an Engine-Out (E/O) chart is available, FliteDeck prompts you to associate it with the SID when you select the departure.

 To associate a SID with an E/O chart

1. In Terminal Chart view, tap the SID chart type button. FliteDeck displays a list of departure charts. 2. Select the departure chart by placing a check mark next to it. If any E/O charts are associated with the selected departure, FliteDeck displays an Associate Engine-Out Chart popover.

FIGURE 24: Associated Engine-Out Chart popover

3. Tap the desired E/O chart from the list of charts. 4. Tap the OK button. FliteDeck dismisses the popover, and displays an amber E/O button under the SID button. Each selected departure can be associated with no more than one E/O procedure. However, the same E/O procedure can be associated with multiple departures.

Display an Engine-Out Chart

When an Engine-Out (E/O) chart is available, it is associated with a SID. FliteDeck displays an amber E/O button under the SID chart category button for accessing the engine out chart in the Chart View area. You can also view a list of E/O charts from the Company chart category.

 To display an E/O chart

• Tap the amber E/O button.

FliteDeck displays the associated E/O chart.

Viewing Enroute Map Information

This chapter describes how to display the enroute map in different themes and how to show objects and weather information about the map. For information on viewing updated enroute data, see "Switch between Two Available Enroute Database Versions" on page 65.

Display Enroute Themes

FliteDeck provides three enroute themes in the Enroute view: High IFR. Provides aeronautical information for enroute navigation that facilitates operations generally above FL180. Low IFR. Provides aeronautical information for enroute instrument navigation that facilitates operations generally below FL180. VFR. Provides aeronautical information for conducting flight under visual conditions in the United States and parts of Europe. This theme is optional. (See "VFR Aeronautical Data Coverage Areas" on page 40 for VFR coverage areas.)

FIGURE 25: Enroute themes

To display the VFR enroute theme, ensure that Display VFR Theme is set to ON in App Settings. (Your company might not provide this option.) See "Display the VFR Theme" on page 77.

Switch Between Enroute Themes

When you switch between enroute themes and a route object is not included in the theme that you switch to, FliteDeck displays that object as a standard waypoint on the enroute map. When you switch back to the theme that includes the object, FliteDeck displays the object as the original object for which it was defined. For example, if you add a VFR checkpoint to your route in the VFR theme, and then switch to Low IFR, FliteDeck displays the checkpoint with a standard waypoint symbol. When you switch back to the VFR theme, FliteDeck displays the VFR checkpoint symbol and label.

 To switch between enroute map themes

1. Tap the Enroute Theme button.

2. Tap the theme that you want to view.

VFR Aeronautical Data Coverage Areas

VFR data coverage areas are subject to change. As of the current release of FliteDeck, the following countries include VFR aeronautical data, which is represented in the VFR enroute theme:

Albania Germany Netherlands Austria Gibraltar Norway Belgium Greece Poland Bosnia and Herzegovina Hungary Portugal Canary Islands Ireland Serbia and Montenegro Croatia Italy Slovakia Cyprus Kosovo Slovenia Czech Republic Latvia Spain Denmark Lithuania Switzerland Estonia Luxembourg Sweden Finland Macedonia United Kingdom France Malta United States (lower 48)

You might see VFR airports outside these coverage areas.

Access Notes

All the enroute notes that are provided on precomposed (paper) charts are available in FliteDeck. Enroute notes include the following note types: Operational. Tactically important information regarding specific navigation elements. These notes are equivalent to Ball Flag notes on paper charts and are indicated visually on the enroute map by blue "i" icons. Regional. Procedures, conditions, or requirements for a specific geographical region. These notes are equivalent to Floating notes on paper charts. Reference. Aeronautical reference information for large charted areas. These notes are equivalent to End Panel notes on paper charts. Notes are based on your current view. Zoom to a level of 100 n.m. or less to access them.

Access Notes Along Your Route

 To access notes along your route

1. Tap the button that corresponds to the type of note that you want to view. 2. Tap the desired note.

FIGURE 26: Operational notes

Set Enroute View Preferences

FliteDeck enables you to show and hide objects on the enroute map. You can control the how objects appear by customizing an object filter.

Show and Hide Map Objects

When a feature is available for display, you can manually show or hide it by tapping on its corresponding filter button. You can show or hide airports, airways, waypoints, navaids, airspaces, terrain, cultural information, and range rings.

 To show or hide an enroute map feature

1. Zoom in until the map feature that you want to view is enabled. To determine whether a feature is available for view, note whether its filter button is white or gray. If the button is gray, the feature is not available at that zoom level. 2. Tap the filter button that corresponds to the specific enroute map feature.

FIGURE 27: Enroute map filters

Customize Enroute Map Filters

You can further define how objects appear on the enroute map by adjusting the filter settings for a given object.

The filters that are available might vary depending on the current theme (IFR high, IFR low, VFR).

 To customize enroute map filters

1. To show the enroute map filters menu, tap the Expand Filters Menu button.

2. Tap the object button for the object to which you want to make adjustments. 3. Change the desired settings. 4. To close the menu, tap the Close Filters Menu button.

FIGURE 28: Map object filter menu

FliteDeck displays an amber badge on the object button to indicate that you have changed the default setting for an object.

The following table describes objects and filters in greater detail.

Airports You can set a minimum runway length to show airports. In the VFR theme, you can specify whether to show or hide heliports, seaports, and private airports. If your operator allows the option, you can also customize your view to show airports at all zoom scales. Airways No filters are available for airways in IFR themes. In the VFR theme, you can show or hide low altitude airways and other routes. Others routes include VFR routes and military training routes. Waypoints You can specify whether to show or hide only oceanic entries or exits in IFR themes. In the VFR theme, you can show or hide low altitude waypoints, VFR checkpoints, and VFR waypoints. If your operator allows the option, you can also customize your view to show waypoints at all zoom scales. Navaids If your operator allows the option, you can customize your view to show navaids at all zoom scales. Airspace You can customize the airspace display to show or hide only controlled airspace, communication boundaries, restricted, prohibited, warning, and danger areas. The Other category includes ADIZ, alert areas, equipment boundaries, MOAs, QNE/QNH, and training areas. Cultural The cultural filter is available only in the VFR theme. In the VFR theme, you can customize your view to show or hide city names, city patterns, high tension lines, obstacles, railroads, and roads.

View at All Scales

Depending on your zoom level, certain enroute map features are automatically filtered to declutter the map. Your operator has the option to provide you the capability to view certain objects at all scales, regardless of your zoom level.

 To view airports, waypoints, and navaids at all scales

1. To show the Filters menu, tap the Expand Filters Menu button.

2. To show objects on the map, tap any of the following buttons: Airports, Waypoints, or Navaids. 3. Switch Show At All Scales to ON. 4. To close the menu, tap the Close Filters Menu button.

Filter Airports by Runway Length

You can limit the airports that appear on the enroute map based on runway length.

 To filter airports by runway length

1. To show the Filters menu, tap the Expand Filters Menu button. 2. To show airports, tap the Airports object button. 3. Tap Minimum Rwy Length (in blue text), and then select the desired runway length.

FIGURE 29: Airport runway filter

4. To close the menu, tap the Close Filters Menu button.

Search for Enroute Map Objects

At any time, you can initiate a search for specific airports, navaids, and waypoints. FliteDeck searches across all enroute themes. For example, when you are viewing the High IFR theme and perform a search, the search results include objects from the Low IFR and VFR themes.

 To search for objects on the enroute map:

1. Tap the Search button.

2. Type two or more characters in the search field, and then tap the Search key. 3. Tap the AIRPORTS, NAVAIDS, or WAYPOINTS button, depending on what you are searching for.

FIGURE 30: Map object search

FliteDeck lists the objects that match the search criteria, ordered from closest to farthest from the center of the map. If the list of objects is long, swipe to scroll through the list.

To search for a different type of object, tap a different object type beneath the search box (airports, navaids, or waypoints). Each time that you specify a different object type, FliteDeck reinitiates the search and displays the results.

4. Tap to select the object from the search results. FliteDeck pans the map so that the object appears in the center, accompanied by its details popover. You can add the object to your route or fly directly to the object. 5. To add the object to your route, tap the Add to Route button.

Display Details About Map Objects

When you display the enroute map, you can view details about the objects that appear on the map. The details FliteDeck displays vary depending on the type of object.

 To display details about map objects

• Touch, hold, and then release an object on the map. The selected object is highlighted in magenta, and a popover displays the object detail.

FIGURE 31: Map object details

Depending on the type of object that you select, you might have the option to review more information about the object. For example, when you view the details of an airport on the map, a popover displays airport information. In some situations, the Multiple Objects dialog box appears. FliteDeck prompts you to select the object you want to view. (You can also create a user-defined waypoint from the Multiple Objects popover. See "Create User Waypoints" on page 27.)

FIGURE 32: Multiple object popover

View Airport Details

 To view details about an airport

• Touch, hold, and release the airport symbol. You can navigate to the Airport Diagram, if terminal charts are available for the airport. You can also add the airport to the route or remove it from the route. The airport popover displays the following information: • Airport name and identifier, geographic location, latitude and longitude coordinates, elevation, and time zone • Runway information (if available) including Runway information includes length and width, and surface of the runway • Communication information, if available • Access to METAR/TAF and time last updated, if available for the airport

• Notes, if available for the airport

View Airway Details

 To view details about an airway

• Touch, hold, and release the airway segment on the enroute map. The Multiple Objects popover appears, from which you select a particular airway segment. The airway segment popover displays the following information: • Airway name • Segment start and end • Segment distance • Latitude and longitude coordinates • Inbound and outbound bearings • Mileage between navaids • Any altitude requirements • Access to cruise tables • Any restrictions

FliteDeck displays distances between VORs, changeover points, and signal gaps on an airway when zoomed in to an appropriate zoom level.

View VFR Routes

 To view VFR routes

• Tap the Theme button, and then select the VFR theme. FliteDeck displays the details about VFR route objects based on the type of route. VFR routes include advisory routes, VFR flyways, military low flying routes, military training routes, VFR transition routes-Europe, and VFR transition routes-USA.

View Waypoint Details

 To view details about a waypoint

1. Touch, hold, and release the waypoint on the enroute map. You can either add the waypoint to the route or remove it from the route. 2. To view a detailed view of the intersection formation, tap the Intersection Info button. The waypoint popover displays the following information: • Enroute fix or waypoint name and latitude and longitude coordinates • Usage information • Intersection information, if any

View Navaid Details

 To view details about a navaid

• Touch, hold, and release the navaid on the enroute map. You can either add the airport to the route or remove it from the route. The navaid popover displays the following information: • Navaid name and identifier • Geographic location • Latitude and longitude coordinates • Station declination or magnetic variation • Morse code • Type of navaid • Additional information flyout, if applicable

View Airspace Details

 To view details about an airspace

• Touch, hold, and release the airspace boundary. The details available for airspace depend on the type of airspace selected.

FIR/UIR Boundaries

 To view details about FIR/UIR Boundaries

• Touch, hold, and release the FIR/UIR boundary. The selected airspace is highlighted on the map. FIR/UIR popover displays the following information: • Upper and lower limits • Communication information, if available • Access to Cruise tables • Notes, if any

VFR Airspace

VFR airspace includes boundaries for Special Use Airspace (SUAA) and Special Use Activity (SUAP). VFR Special Use Airspace (SUAA) includes Flight Information Zones, Helicopter Traffic Areas, Helicopter Traffic Zones, VFR Traffic Areas, Bird Areas, and Glider Areas. VFR Special Use Activity (SUAP) includes Bird Areas, Gas Venting Areas, Intense Radio Areas, Parachute Areas, and Prohibited Overflight.

Terrain

In App Settings, you have the option to show or hide the terrain legend. If you set the option to show the terrain legend, FliteDeck overlays the terrain legend on the enroute map when you tap the Terrain button. See "Display the Terrain Legend" on page 77 for more about setting the terrain preference.

Cultural

The Cultural button, which is available only from the VFR theme, controls the appearance of city names, city, patterns, high tension lines, obstacles, railroads, and roads. Obstacles include buildings, towers, plants, catenaries (suspended bridges), and windmills.

 To view details about a cultural object or obstacle

• Touch, hold and release the object’s symbol. The VFR obstacle popover displays the following: • Type of obstacle • Latitude and longitude coordinates • Elevation • Height • Lighting • Number of obstacles

Display Ownship, Map Orientation, Distance Calculation

You can increase your situational awareness by viewing your aircraft position with respect to the enroute structure, and by being aware of your distance to objects on the map.

View the Ownship Symbol on the Enroute Map

The ownship symbol shows the present position of the aircraft on the Enroute moving map. The ownship symbol is available on the enroute map when both Enable Moving Map and Display Ownship on Enroute are set to ON in App Settings, and the minimum GPS accuracy requirement is met. (See "Change the Enroute View App Settings" on page 75.) When valid ownship position and heading information is available, the Enroute view displays a directional ownship symbol, which is shaped like an arrow. The tip of the arrow indicates the approximate position of the aircraft. The tip of the ownship symbol indicates estimated position.

FIGURE 33: Ownship on the enroute map

When position information is valid but track/heading information is not available, the Enroute view displays a nondirectional ownship symbol, which has a circular shape. The symbol center indicates estimated position. Centering the map over the aircraft location with Present Position and displaying the ownship position symbol on the enroute map are actions designed to improve situational awareness during enroute flight. Do not use these functions as the basis for navigation.

More authorizations might be required to display the ownship position symbol.

View Present Position

 To recenter the map over your aircraft position after you have panned away

• Tap the Present Position button.

The Present Position button is available in the Enroute view when the minimum GPS accuracy requirement is met and Enable Moving Map is set to ON in FliteDeck app settings.

Change Map Orientation

 To change the enroute map orientation

• Tap the North Up or Track Up button.

Clicking the North Up or Track Up button also re-engages the Moving Map.

. To use Track Up, your device must have GPS capability and you must switch Enable Moving Map to ON in FliteDeck App Settings.

View Distance Calculations

The distance-measuring tool is a set of rings or arcs that provide constant awareness of the relative distance between features on the map at a glance. These rings are called range rings. As you zoom in or out of the map, the range rings change with the map scale.

 To show and hide range rings

• Tap the Range Rings button.

The center-most ring includes a compass rose that indicates true north, south, east, and west. The center is called the reference point. Tic marks are drawn at 15-degree intervals between the cardinal points of the compass.

Distance calculations are approximate and are designed to enhance situational awareness. Do not use distance information for navigation.

Determine Distance with the Offset Calculator

When you display range rings, a distance calculator appears if the ownship is outside of the center-most ring. The calculator indicates the exact distance from the center of the ring to the ownship symbol.

 To determine the distance and direction from your aircraft to any other object on the map

1. Tap the Range Rings button to show the range rings. 2. Pan the map so that the map object in question is in the center of the inner range ring. A magenta offset indicator appears, showing the distance and direction to your aircraft position.

FIGURE 34: Range rings

If you toggle range rings off, the offset indicator no longer appears.

Distance calculations are approximate and are designed to enhance situational awareness. Do not use this information for navigation.

View Enroute Weather

Weather data is provided by Jeppesen weather services and is obtained from either the National Weather Service or the UK Meteorological Office. For information about updating weather information, see "About Enroute Weather Updates" on page 53.

To receive enroute weather data updates, Display Enroute Wx must be set to ON in App Settings and your device must have an Internet connection. See "Display Enroute Weather" on page 79.

 To view enroute weather data

1. Tap the Wx button. 2. Switch Weather to ON. 3. Tap the weather type that you want to view. • For icing, turbulence, and winds aloft, select the altitude of interest. • For Radar, select either NEXRAD or Echo Tops. • Switch Lightning to ON or OFF.

FIGURE 35: Enroute weather popover

NEXRAD and Echo Tops are limited to the United States. If a route extends beyond those boundaries, FliteDeck displays the radar information only within the United States.

To dismiss the popover and view the weather overlaid on the map, tap away from the Weather popover.

Reload Enroute Weather

METAR and TAF updates occur separately. To update the weather data manually, tap the Reload button at the bottom of the Weather popover next to the Last Update information.

About Enroute Weather Updates

After you establish an internet connection and switch Weather to ON, FliteDeck Pro checks the selected weather type for updates. The application downloads weather data within the radius of your route or scales data to your coverage area. FliteDeck displays an enroute weather selection boundary to indicate the extent of the weather coverage area. • If your enroute data coverage is not worldwide, FliteDeck downloads only weather data within the boundaries of your enroute data coverage. • If your enroute data coverage is worldwide and a route exists, FliteDeck displays weather information for an area that extends 1,000 n.m. around your route (including the beginning and ending points of the route). • If your enroute data coverage is worldwide but no route exists, FliteDeck displays weather data for a radius of 1,000 n.m. from the chart center. NEXRAD and Echo Tops are limited to the United States. If a route extends beyond those boundaries, FliteDeck displays the radar information only within the United States. FliteDeck Pro checks for updated weather information every six minutes. Only weather that has been updated on the Jeppesen weather services server since the last update is sent to your device. You can manually update a selected weather type by tapping the weather type on the Weather popover. See "View Enroute Weather" on page 52.

Accessing Terminal Chart Information

This chapter describes how to display terminal charts and how add notes and highlights to a chart. For information on viewing updated terminal chart data, see "View Mid-Cycle Terminal Chart Revisions" on page 66.

Work with Terminal Charts

After you have selected the terminal charts for your route, FliteDeck provides tools for annotating charts, displaying ownship, and viewing weather. For more information about displaying the charts for airports, see "Preview and Select Terminal Charts for Your Route" on page 33.

 To access terminal charts selected for your route

• Tap the Terminal Charts view button.

From this view, you can rotate the terminal chart, search for other charts, zoom in and out, view chart change notices, access manuals, and add highlights and pilot notes to a particular chart. See "Preview and Select Terminal Charts for Your Route" on page 33 for instructions on selecting and adding charts to your route.

The first time that you tap the Terminal Charts view button after creating the route, the default airport diagram appears for the origin airport.

Highlight a Chart

 To highlight information on a terminal chart

• Tap the Highlight button.

This button becomes green when you are in highlight mode. In this mode, your finger acts as a highlighter on the chart and two additional buttons become available.

FIGURE 36: Highlighting a terminal chart

• To remove the last highlighted selection, tap the Undo button. • To clear all highlight selections, tap the Trashcan button, and then tap Clear All.

Rotate a Chart

Instances occasionally occur when you might need to rotate a chart within the display window to achieve the optimal view for that chart.

 To rotate a chart clockwise 90 degrees

• Tap the Rotate button.

Each time that you tap the Rotate button, the chart turns clockwise in 90-degrees increments.

Write Notes on a Chart

You can overlay a semitransparent yellow note onto a terminal chart to draw attention to specific information. The note remains associated with the chart until you delete the note or until the chart is updated.

 To add a note to a terminal chart

1. Tap the Notes button.

2. With your finger or a stylus, write the note in the yellow note pad. 3. To dismiss the note, tap the X in the note window or tap outside the note.

The notes are saved with the chart until you delete them. When there are notes, a badge appears on the Notes button when the chart is open, and on the chart in the Selected Charts Bar.

 To delete the note from a displayed chart

1. Tap the Notes button. 2. Tap the Delete button. A message asks you to confirm the deletion. 3. To confirm, tap Delete. See "Reset Defaults and Clear Custom Content" on page 79 for information about how to delete all notes from charts.

View the Ownship on Terminal Charts

You can display the ownship on terminal charts to enhance situational awareness during critical phases of flight. The ownship setting for terminal charts is set to OFF by default, so you must change the settings if you want to show the ownship on terminal charts.

Display the ownship position on the airport diagram only to help orient yourself on the airport surface and improve your positional awareness during taxi operations. Do not use this function, which is limited to ground operations, as the basis for ground maneuvering.

Display the Ownship on the Airport Diagram

The ownship symbol shows the present position of the aircraft on the airport diagram.

FIGURE 37: The ownship symbol on a terminal chart

 To display the ownship on the airport diagram

1. Tap the App Settings button. 2. In the Terminal Charts View section, switch Display Ownship on Airport Diagram to ON. 3. From the Arpt Diagram (10-9) Speed Threshold menu, select the minimum speed at which the ownship appears. 4. From the Default Chart Zoom Level menu, select the zoom level at which the chart appears after the speed threshold is met.

FIGURE 38: Ownship setting

The ownship position appears on the airport diagram when all of these conditions are met: • Your device has GPS functionality. • The aircraft is within the boundaries of the airport diagram. • The aircraft is moving no faster than the speed specified in the Airport Diagram Speed Threshold in App Settings. • The minimum GPS accuracy requirement is met.

Display the Taxi Diagram upon Landing

When enabled, Terminal Charts displays the default taxi chart when the device is within four nautical miles of an airport reference point (ARP). This setting is OFF by default.

 To display the airport diagram automatically upon landing

1. Tap the App Settings button. 2. In the Terminal Charts View section, switch Show Taxi Diagram on Landing to ON.

FIGURE 39: Taxi diagram setting

Display Terminal Weather

Weather data is provided by Jeppesen weather services and is obtained from either the National Weather Service or the UK Meteorological Office.

To receive enroute weather data updates, Display Enroute Wx must be set to ON in App Settings, and your device must have an Internet connection. See "Change Weather Settings" on page 78 for more information.

 To view METAR or TAF weather data while viewing Terminal Charts

1. Tap the Wx button. A Weather popover for the selected airport opens. 2. To change to another format, tap Raw or Decoded.

FIGURE 40: Raw weather data in Terminal Charts

The Weather popover describes when the weather information was last updated. If the weather data is expired, a weather warning appears in red in the same location as the weather age.

 To update the weather data manually

• Tap the Reload button at the bottom of the Weather popover next to the Last Update information. • To dismiss the popover, tap away from the popover.

View METAR/TAF Information from the Enroute Map

 To view METAR/TAF information from the enroute map

1. Touch, hold, and release an airport symbol for which you want to view METAR/TAF information. 2. Tap the Wx button on the Airport popover.

FIGURE 41: Enroute weather

3. To switch between weather formats, tap Raw or Decoded. To dismiss the Weather popover, tap away from the popover.

Print a Terminal Chart

You can print charts from your device to an AirPrint-enabled printer, using the Microsoft Document Writer.

 To print the displayed chart

1. Tap the App Settings button. 2. Tap the Print Chart button.

FIGURE 42: The Print Chart button

3. Tap to select the printer. 4. As an option, change the page orientation and the number of copies.

5. Tap Print. Charts are always printed in the Day Theme mode, even when the device is set to Night Theme.

Viewing Data Updates

Manage Data Updates

The data delivery system for FliteDeck can track, report on, and audit updates to devices globally. When data updates are available, a badge appears on the App Settings button. The badge indicates the number of updates available.

• The badge is amber data in use is current and an update is available. • The badge is red when the data not current and an update is available.

Perform a Data Update

 To perform an update

1. Tap the App Settings button. 2. To view available updates, tap the Updates button.

FIGURE 43:

3. Tap Update at the bottom of the dialog box.

FIGURE 44: The data update dialog box

During the update process, avoid disabling your Wi-Fi or Internet connection, and avoid placing your device in Airplane mode. Doing so interrupts the update and can cause unpredict- able results. 4. Close the dialog box when the update is complete.

The download time depends on your connection to the Internet and the size of the required updates. At any time during the update, you can tap Cancel or Exit to cancel the download and continue to use the data that was previously installed.

Perform an Unscheduled Update

An unscheduled (or off-cycle) update can occur, for example, to correct an error on a chart or, as in the case of company manuals, when a publication is not on an update cycle. Your company or Jeppesen initiates an update on a case-by-case basis. Notification of an unscheduled update comes from an external communication. When you receive a notice that an unscheduled update is available, you can perform the update from FliteDeck.

 To perform an unscheduled update

1. Tap the App Settings button. 2. Tap the Update button. 3. Close the dialog box when the update is complete.

Check the Data Currency

At any time, you can check the status of your Enroute, Terminal Charts, and Manuals data.

 To check the data currency

1. Tap the App Settings button. 2. Tap Updates. Data are identified as Current or Not Current. 3. Close the dialog box after viewing the status.

Switch between Two Available Enroute Database Versions

FliteDeck updates the enroute database every 28 days. The app automatically switches to the current database when it takes effect (if you downloaded the database). You can download enroute data up to seven days before the effective date. Because of this rule, two versions of the enroute database can exist on your device at the same time. FliteDeck displays an amber flag on the map 24 hours before a database expires, to indicate that the current database expires soon.

FIGURE 45: Data update flag

Also, if you select a database that either is expired or is not yet effective, FliteDeck displays a similar amber flag that indicates the status of the data. That is, the app shows a flag whether the data is expired or is not yet effective.

 To change enroute database versions when more than one version of enroute database is available

1. Tap the App Settings button. 2. Tap Updates.

3. Tap the Switch to Database Effective [date] flyout. 4. Tap the database that you want to use.

FIGURE 46: More than one database available

5. To close the flyout, tap Close.

You can only switch between two databases when the system date is 24 hours before or after the database 1 end date and the database 2 effective date.

View Mid-Cycle Terminal Chart Revisions

Whenever terminal charts are updated, they become available to you immediately in FliteDeck. A mid-cycle chart revision occurs when a chart takes effect in the middle of a scheduled chart revision time period. FliteDeck displays an amber badge on charts for which a mid-cycle chart revision is available. This badge appears 24 hours before and after of the revised chart-effectivity change.

When charts with multiple revision dates are available, you can do the following: • Select the revision date that you want to apply for all charts at the airport. • Select the revision date on an individual chart.

Switch between Available Chart Versions from the Airports List

FliteDeck displays an effectivity badge on the Airports button in Terminal Charts view when a revision exists for a chart at that airport. FliteDeck also shows a badge in the expanded Airports list, which appears when you tap the Airports button.

 To switch between available chart versions for an airport

1. Tap the Airports button. FliteDeck displays the list of airports for the active flight, with any airport effectivity text and badges.

FIGURE 47: Airport with effectivity text and badge

2. Tap the effectivity badge. FliteDeck displays the airport effectivity selector dialog box and prompts you to choose the effective date of the charts for the selected airport.

FIGURE 48: Airport effectivity selector

3. Tap the effective date for the charts you want to use. 4. To complete the action, do one of the following: • To save your selection, tap the Done button. • To dismiss the dialog box and use the current chart version, tap the Cancel button.

Switch between Available Versions of a Specific Chart

When you view a chart with more than one version available, FliteDeck displays chart revision text in the chart list and a chart revision flag on the chart itself.

 To switch between available versions of a specific chart

1. Tap the chart revision flag.

FIGURE 49: Chart Revision flag

2. To switch between available chart versions, tap the Switch button, and then select another date in the effectivity selector dialog box.

View Manuals and Notices

The Manuals button provides access to airway manuals and change notices. As with all buttons on the toolbar, the Manuals button is available from all views and display orientations.

Specify Manuals Available for View

Your company determines which manuals are delivered to your device and the schedule on which they are updated. Before you can access and view the manuals, you must first specify which manuals you want to have available when you tap the Manuals button.

 To specify which manuals are available

1. Tap the App Settings button. 2. Tap the Updates button. 3. Tap the Manuals flyout.

FIGURE 50: Displaying the Manuals flyout

A list of the manuals that your organization has made available for your device appears. 4. Tap the manuals that you want to load onto your device. FliteDeck highlights each manual that you select. 5. To return to the Updates panel, tap the Updates button. 6. Tap the Close button on the Updates panel.

View Manuals

After you have specified the manuals that you want to have available, you can view them at any time, in either Enroute view or Terminal Charts view. You must have a PDF reader app installed on your device to view manuals.

 To view manuals

1. Tap the Manuals button on the toolbar. 2. Tap the Manuals button at the bottom of the Manuals dialog box. 3. Tap to select the manual that you want to view. If your company subscribes to Jeppesen Document Management Services, you can select your company manuals.

4. If prompted, tap to select a PDF reader. The manual opens in snap view. You can use the handle between the two screens to increase or decrease the size of each screen. To view the PDF reader app in full-screen mode, swipe from the far left. Your device toggles between open apps. 5. To close the manual, swipe down from the top.

View Change Notices

Change notices notify you of changes that apply to the enroute map or to terminal charts that have not yet been published.

 To view change notices

1. Tap the Manuals button. 2. Tap the Notices button at the bottom of the Manuals dialog box.

Change notices are available based on your current view. In the Enroute view, EFB change notices are available by region. In the Terminal Charts view, chart change notices are based on the selected airport.

3. If you are in Enroute view, tap to select the notice that you want to view. 4. To close a PDF notice, swipe down from the top of the device.

Adjusting Toolbar Options and App Settings

You customize FliteDeck by using options and settings from the toolbar and from the App Settings menu.

Your company might configure settings so that they are the same for all pilots in the organization. If your company configured your device, you might not be able to change some or all items in App Settings. Adjust Brightness and Night Theme

You can adjust the brightness of the device to account for low-light conditions. The Night Theme provides optimal viewing in low-light conditions. The procedure for adjusting brightness depends on whether your device is running Windows 8.1 or Windows 10.

Brightness and Night Theme in Windows 8.1

 To adjust the display brightness in Windows 8.1

1. Tap the Brightness button on the FliteDeck toolbar. 2. Tap Adjust Screen Brightness. The Settings flyout appears. 3. Tap Screen. 4. Slide the brightness control to decrease or increase the display brightness. For optimal viewing in very low-light conditions, switch the Night Theme to ON.

FIGURE 51: Brightness setting in Windows 8.1

Brightness in Windows 10

 To adjust the display brightness in Windows 10

1. Swipe from the right and display the Action Center. 2. Tap the Brightness tile. This action adjusts the display brightness in increments of 25%.

FIGURE 52: Windows Action Center

 To make precise brightness adjustments in Windows 10

1. Swipe from the right and display the Action Center. 2. Tap All Settings. 3. Tap System. This selection shows the Customize Your Display screen. 4. Scroll down. 5. To increase or decrease the brightness, tap, hold, and slide the Brightness level control.

FIGURE 53: Brightness setting in Windows 10

Night Theme in Windows 10

 To select Night Theme in Windows 10

1. Tap the Brightness button on the FliteDeck toolbar. 2. Switch Night Theme to ON.

Confirm GPS Status

The GPS Status button appears on the FliteDeck toolbar. Tap this button to view the current groundspeed, GPS altitude, last position received, and accuracy status.

The button shows details when these conditions are met: • Your device has GPS functionality. • Either the Enable Moving Map or the Display Ownship on Airport Diagram setting is set to ON in App Settings. See Change the Enroute View App Settings on page 75 or Change the Terminal Charts View App Settings on page 77.

FIGURE 54: GPS status

If the GPS signal does not meet the minimum accuracy requirement, a badge appears over the GPS Status button.

Ownship Symbol

FliteDeck displays the ownship symbol when the GPS signal is within: • 200 meters of the aircraft's current position for the enroute map. • 17 meters of the aircraft's current position for a terminal chart.

Change the Sleep Mode Setting

The sleep mode setting indicates whether your device goes into sleep mode after a period of inactivity. This option is set to OFF by default, meaning that the device does not go into sleep mode when running FliteDeck.

FIGURE 55: Sleep mode setting

 To turn on sleep mode

1. Tap the App Settings button. 2. Under Personalize, switch Allow Sleep Mode to ON.

If Sleep Mode is set to ON, it is possible that the device could enter sleep mode during a critical phase of flight.

Change the Flight Info App Settings

The Flight Info settings affect what you are able to do when you are creating a flight from the Flight Info Drawer.

FIGURE 56: App Settings for the Flight Info drawer

Set ATC Clearances

You can view current clearing trends by using the ATC Clearances feature. For more information about using ATC cleared routes, see Load an ATC Cleared Route on page 17 or Work with ATC Clearances on page 22.

 To view ATC Clearances

1. Tap the App Settings button. 2. In the Flight Info section, set Display ATC Clearances to ON.

Change the Enroute View App Settings

The Enroute View settings control the behavior of the Enroute view. The Enroute View settings are set to OFF by default.

FIGURE 57: App settings for enroute view

This topic describes the options in App Settings. For more information about changing settings in the Enroute view, see Set Enroute View Preferences on page 41.

Display the Moving Map

With the moving map enabled, you can track your aircraft along its route, recenter the enroute map over your present position, and view the enroute map in Track Up orientation.

 To display the moving map

1. Tap the App Settings button. 2. Under Enroute View, switch Enable Moving Map to ON. The enroute map now moves under your present location.

The Moving Map feature requires a reliable GPS signal. See Confirm GPS Status on page 73.

Display Ownship

 To display the ownship on the enroute map

1. Tap the App Settings button. 2. Under Enroute View, switch Display Ownship on Enroute to ON. Centering the map over the aircraft location, and displaying the ownship symbol on the enroute map, are both designed to improve flight crew situational awareness during enroute flight. Do not use these functions as the basis for navigation.

Operators might require more authorizations to use the ownship feature.

Display the Terrain Legend

 To show the terrain legend

1. Tap the App Settings button. 2. Under Enroute View, switch Terrain Legend to ON.

Display the VFR Theme

 To set the VFR Theme as an option from the Enroute Theme button

1. Tap the App Settings button. 2. Under Enroute View, switch Display VFR Theme to ON.

Change the Terminal Charts View App Settings

The Terminal Chart settings control the behavior of the Terminal Chart view. The Terminal Chart settings are set to OFF by default.

FIGURE 58: App settings for terminal charts view

Display Ownship Airport Diagram

The ownship symbol shows the present position of the aircraft on the airport diagram.

 To display the ownship symbol

1. Tap the App Settings button. 2. Under Terminal Charts View, switch Display Ownship on Airport Diagram to ON. Ownship position appears on the airport diagram when the following conditions are met: • Your device has GPS functionality and the minimum GPS accuracy requirement is met.

• The aircraft is within the boundaries of the airport diagram. • The aircraft is moving no faster than the speed specified in the Taxi Diagram Speed Threshold in settings.

Show Taxi Diagram and Enable the Threshold Speed

 To show the taxi diagram on landing

1. Tap the App Settings button. 2. Under Terminal Charts View, switch Show Taxi on Landing to ON. You can set the speed threshold at which the taxi diagram appears. 3. Tap Arpt Diagram (10-9) Speed Threshold. 4. Tap the speed at which you want the terminal chart to appear.

Set the Default Chart Zoom Level

 To set the zoom level at which terminal charts open

1. Tap the App Settings button. 2. Under Terminal Charts view, tap Default Chart Zoom Level. 3. Select a zoom level.

Change Weather Settings

The App Settings options let you customize the appearance of weather information in the Enroute and Terminal Charts views.

FIGURE 59: App settings for weather information

Display Enroute Weather

 To display weather information in the Enroute view

1. Tap the App Settings button. 2. In the Weather section, switch Display Enroute Wx to ON. For more information about viewing weather information in the Enroute view, see View Enroute Weather on page 52 or About Enroute Weather Updates on page 53.

Display METAR/TAF

 To display METAR/TAF information in the Terminal Charts or Enroute view

1. Tap the App Settings button. 2. In the Weather section, switch Display METAR/TAF to ON. 3. Tap the default format next to Default METAR/TAF. FliteDeck displays both the raw and decoded formats, but the one that you choose here appears first. For more information about viewing weather in the Terminal Charts view, see Display Terminal Weather on page 59.

Change the Default Temperature Unit

FliteDeck gives you the option to view temperature units in Fahrenheit or Celsius.

 To change the default temperature unit

1. Tap the App Settings button. 2. In the Weather section, tap the preferred unit next to Temperature Unit.

Reset Defaults and Clear Custom Content

After adjusting preferences and customizing flight information, you might want to return FliteDeck to the original settings. You accomplish these tasks from App Settings.

FIGURE 60: Resetting options in App Settings

Reset User Settings

When you reset user settings, the FliteDeck settings that you changed are returned to their default values.

 To reset user settings

1. Tap the App Settings button. 2. Tap the Reset User Settings button. 3. To confirm the action, tap Proceed.

Clear Custom Content

When a device is being transferred from one pilot to another, you typically clear all pilot- generated content, or custom content, from FliteDeck. When you clear custom content, you remove the following items: • Saved flights • Current route information • Selected charts • User-defined waypoints • Pilot-generated notes and highlights • Weather data

 To clear all custom content

1. Tap the App Settings button. 2. Tap the Clear Custom Content button. FliteDeck displays a dialog box that prompts you to confirm the deletion. 3. Tap Proceed to confirm the action.

Accessing Account Information and Technical Support

View Account Information

From the Account Info section in App Settings, you can view FliteDeck app version information and enter credentials for Jeppesen Flight Plan Services.

FIGURE 61: Account information options in App Settings

View Version and Build Information

 To view the app version and build numbers

1. Tap the App Settings button. 2. Scroll to the Account Info section.

The Account Info section displays the FliteDeck version number, build number, and the name of the individual to whom the app is registered.

Update Flight Plan Services

 To view or update the credentials and URL for Jeppesen Flight Plan services

1. Tap the App Settings button. 2. Scroll to the Flight Plan Services section 3. Enter the user name, password, and URL for the flight planning system from which you receive flight plans.

To import flight plans, you must also have an Internet connection.

Contact Support

 To view support information from within FliteDeck

1. Tap App Settings. 2. Under the Account Info section, tap Jeppesen Support.

The contact information that appears on your device might be specific to your company.

Deactivate the App

Under certain circumstances, such as working with a technical support representative, you might need to deactivate the app. This action removes all Jeppesen data and clears the activation information (including the site key).

If your company configures your device, the option to deactivate the app might not be available.

 To deactivate the app

1. Tap the App Settings button. 2. In the Account Info section, switch Deactivate to ON. 3. Relaunch the application. When you deactivate the application, you can still run it in Demo mode. In Demo mode, the following conditions apply: • Terrain coverage is limited to a small portion of North America. • Airways, navaids, waypoints, and airports are limited to a small portion of North America. • Enroute routing capabilities are limited.

• No manuals are available.

Do not use Demo mode to aid situational awareness during flight.

The limited terminal charts that appear are intended for demonstration purposes only. After you activate FliteDeck, the enroute data and terminal charts that your organization subscribes to are available.

To reactivate FliteDeck Pro, contact your EFB administrator.

Release Summary

Jeppesen EFB applications are continually modified to be fully compatible with the latest mobile operating systems and devices.

Release Identification Information

This documentation supports version 8.3 of the Jeppesen FliteDeck Pro for Windows application.

Operating System Requirements

The minimum operating system requirement for this release is Windows 8.1 or higher.

Hardware Supported

Jeppesen FliteDeck Pro is compatible with certain mobile devices that run Windows 8.1 or higher. Among these devices are the Panasonic ToughPad, Samsung Galaxy TabPro S, Surface 2 RT, Surface 3, and Surface 3 Pro.

Connectivity Considerations

FliteDeck Pro requires a reliable Wi-Fi or cellular Internet connection to download data updates. The time necessary to download and perform updates depends on the speed of the connection and the size of the data coverage area.

Upgrade and Deployment Considerations

FliteDeck Pro supports a commercial aviation business model and is released through available Windows distribution models. Only one version of the app can be downloaded to the Windows device at one time. When you upgrade from previous versions of FliteDeck, saved flights and any user-defined waypoints that are part of the route are preserved. The term upgrade refers to the act of

installing a more recent version over a previous version without first uninstalling the previous version.

If you uninstall the app before you install a later version, you lose all saved data.