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WingX 3.6 released

By Janice Wood · February 25, 2010 ·

WingX36-MovingMapHilton Software LLC  has released WingX for iPhone Version 3.6, which adds CSC DUATS RADAR, Moving Map Airspaces, and Yelp Integration with the AOPA Directory.

WingX 3.6 adds animated DUATS Weather Images and displays the route line and route identifiers. All DUATS operations, including filing flight plans, obtaining weather briefings, and viewing weather images, use the pilot’s DUATS access code and password and are therefore recorded by CSC DUATS.

WingX 3.6’s GPS-Enabled Terrain-Aware Moving Map displays Class B, C, D, and Special Use Airspaces. With a single touch, a pilot can view the airspace’s altitude range and other pertinent information, according to company officials.

WingX 3.6 also integrates real-time Yelp information with the AOPA Directory to provide hotel and restaurant addresses, maps, photos, and customer reviews and ratings.

WingX for iPhone runs on iPhone, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, and iPod Touch. WingX for iPhone Version 3.6 requires iPhone OS 3.0 (or later). WingX for iPhone is available now in the Apple App Store. WingX for Windows Mobile and WingX for BlackBerry are available directly from Hilton Software LLC’s website

For more information: 866-42-WINGX or HiltonSoftware.com.

About Janice Wood

Janice Wood is editor of General Aviation News.

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