CFI
New Update Inop
Response from developer
Thanks for your feedback. We're releasing an update tomorrow to address this bug that I believe is associated with custom fields - we had caught it but weren't sure anyone in the field was experiencing this issue. If you find any other issues - please contact our support as we would have addressed this sooner. In any event, let us know if you still have an issue after the update to version 3.0.1; if it is not addressed, please contact us.
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Response from developer
Hello - we patched this issue and it requires an app update. You may need to log out and in for it to take. Let us know! Thanks Can you update us if the issue has been resolved?
New update can’t see aircraft or instructors
Response from developer
Hello and thanks for your feedback. We caught this bug in our new App that pertains to some of our organizations and patched it. Could you please ensure you download the latest version if you haven't done so already and then you may need to log out and back in. Appreciate your patience. All should work now (please update your assessment if warranted). 9/26: Can you let us know if the issue has resolved? We're awaiting your feedback. Thanks.
Lots of serious flaws in concept
I use it to schedule aircraft and instructors, but the only way to actually find a viable time window is to use the website to open multiple windows for each resource and manually compare busy times.
The entire concept is backwards. Show me available times, not busy times, then show the intersections of those available times.
The app is entirely web based and uses a very slow backend. Every click or keypress is sent back to the server, so it takes minutes just to enter your reservation.
You inexplicably HAVE to enter a comment for every reservation or it does a round trip to the server (slowly) and then rejects the reservation with a pop-up dialog you have to click the button on. Then you click on the comment field, wait for the server, type your comment (usually “aaa”), wait for the server, then submit again.
And finally, the absence of an iPad version is notable for all the pilots who use their iPad as a kneeboard.









