Aerolog EFB

A new opening, seen and heard. Aerolog opens differently now. A line of light draws across a dark screen, the dark lifts to your own display mode, the aircraft of the app's icon settles on its disc, and the app is there in about two and a half seconds, where the old opening took nearly four. A tap skips it, and with Reduce Motion on you get the finished picture and a plain dissolve. It starts dark in every mode. Until now the first half second of every launch was a blank screen in the device's own appearance, which is white whenever the device is in Light, even with Night chosen in Aerolog. A flight plan you import is prepared on a dial, with the same five stages beneath it. When the mission was ready the old screen began to leave, came back with its stages unticked and left again; a finished stage could still read FETCHING; and the line saying you can tap to skip was hidden under the dock. All three are put right. Both have a few short sounds: as Aerolog opens, as each stage of a plan you have just imported finishes, and when the mission is ready. They are quiet when your device is on Silent, they do not interrupt Aero's voice or your own audio, and Interface Sounds in Settings turns them off. Subscribing asks for one confirmation now. Aerolog used to add a message of its own after the App Store's; the App Store's is the only one. Coming from an earlier version? 4.1.4 taught Aero to say taxiway Tango rather than taxiway T; 4.1.3 was housekeeping for iOS 26; 4.1.1 put the TIMES block and your staff number and signature on the plan. The What's New in the app lists all of it.