FlyQ EFB deal

[M016576]

As some of you know, I'm a pretty big fan of FlyQ efb.  Seattle Avionics recently released version 2.4, which adds wifi integration with my Avidyne IFD440 for flight plan transfer, as well as documents and a few other nice new features.  Over the three years I've been using FlyQ, Seattle Avionics has been very responsive with suggestions to upgrade, quick and personal responses to feedback and inputs, and, compared to the competition, they occasionally run some pretty Smokin deals for an EFB.  Anyway, they are currently running a promotion- $39 for a full year of IFR/VFR subscription.  Here's the link if anyone is interested-

http://conta.cc/2dsOJUd

Im not affiliated with Seattle Avionics in any way- nor am I receiving any compensation- I'm just a very pleased customer that likes this product.  YMMV

[midlifeflyer]

I also recently received an email for a 1-year student pilot subscription for $20. And if you are a CFI, call them about their regular CFI discount program.

[NotarPilot]

Wow! Thanks for posting this. I definitely jumped on this offer.

Question: Are you seeing the ability to do flight plan transfers between your 440 now? I heard that feature would only be available with the 10.2 upgrade.

[M016576]

I can link into my IFD440's wifi right now and use its gps position- but I have to wait for 10.2 to do the flight plan transfers..... any day now....

[NotarPilot]

8 hours ago, M016576 said:

I can link into my IFD440's wifi right now and use its gps position- but I have to wait for 10.2 to do the flight plan transfers..... any day now....

Yeah, I've been waiting for any day now for a month. Avidyne said "about six weeks" at Airventure. Going on 9 weeks now.

[M016576]

11 hours ago, NotarPilot said:

Yeah, I've been waiting for any day now for a month. Avidyne said "about six weeks" at Airventure. Going on 9 weeks now.

Exactly... any day now... ugh.  I feel like a kid on xmas eve waiting for 10.2... except that it's been every night since april.  

[Thom]

I have been using FlyQ efb for a couple years now with a portable ADS-B receiver. Just installed the panel-mounted  L3 Lynx 9000 ADS-B in my M20E two weeks ago and love the the seamless interaction between FlyQ on my iPad and the Lynx. Also like the way the Seattle Avionics CEO, Steve, will personally respond to a question you may have or technical issue. Here is a link to their "black Friday" deals: https://conta.cc/2g3IwAe if you are so inclined.

I am also not affiliated with Seattle Avionics and paid for all my own gear & subscriptions.

[Bolter]

+1 for great support/service from Seattle Avionics.  Not associated with company.  Just a happy customer for many years of flying with their products, from Voyager (many years ago) to FlyQ, today.  

-dan

[Cruiser]

I "spoke" with Steve today via email.

He asks that all of those that are using other flight planners (or none at all) take a fresh look at FlyQ. He is offering some incredible incentives to give his product a try.

[M016576]

Lifetime subscriptions are being offered for FlyQ this Black Friday.  I jumped on this 3 years ago and couldn't be happier with the product, and it's capability.  $400 for a lifetime subscription?  That was an easy decision for me... I've already saved over 200-300 bucks on a foreflight subscription... and I'll have this product for at least another 10 years.  Great deal... but they only open this up for the first 100 people to pounce!  Download the trial: you'll see the value.

Here's the link-  

https://conta.cc/2g3IwAe

 

Edit: also- if you have chart data for an aspen setup: lifetime subscription to chart updates for $750 bucks.  If only Jepp would be that reasonable with their NavData.....

 

Edited November 24, 2016 by M016576

[carusoam]

Seattle does the blue dot on approach plates for WingX.  Wonder if they have a special for that...

Best regards,

-a-

[NotarPilot]

$399 for a lifetime subscription is a great deal! Too bad I just paid for their one year trial subscription for $39 just last month. 

[midlifeflyer]

On 11/23/2016 at 10:35 PM, carusoam said:

Seattle does the blue dot on approach plates for WingX.  Wonder if they have a special for that...

Best regards,

-a-

Originally, yes, but that relationship ended. About a year if so ago.

other than that, yes, there are lifetime deals for ChartData used by a number of devices, including Aspen and Dynon panels.

https://seattleavionics.com/eCommerce/Buy1.aspx?CouponCode=BF2016Email2&email=