FlySalah: Flight Prayer Times

New • iPhone Duo and foldable phones: unfold for two pages side by side across Plan, Duas, Qibla and Scan. • Qiyam for travellers: the last third of your own night, counted from the Maghrib you meet to the Fajr you meet. Optional. • Share a trip with family or a group from the Plan, so everyone on the flight can add it. • A calm update card tells you when a new version is ready. Never during a flight. • iPhone: Redeem a code in Settings, for a Pro offer code. Changed • Indonesia: prayer times now follow Kemenag RI's official schedule, so they are 1 to 3 minutes later than before. In highland cities, Maghrib is a few minutes later still. • Saudi Arabia: Isha in Ramadan now follows the Saudi timetable (120 minutes after Maghrib) by default. You can switch it off in Settings. • With Round times up on, sunrise now goes down, so Fajr never runs past it. • Hanafi: when Isha falls on the same minute as Fajr, you see two rows, Isha then Fajr. On rare very short days, a note explains that Dhuhr, Asr and Maghrib begin within about two minutes. • After you land, the rating card now sits at the top of the Plan. • Indonesian and Malay: the Madinah miqat is now named Dzulhulaifah (Bir Ali) and Zulhulaifah (Bir Ali). Fixed • A prayer is no longer listed twice at the landing. Only the later, after-landing time shows. • With Travel prayers on, a polar row listing prayers due together (for example Dhuhr + Asr + Maghrib) no longer drops prayers from the Plan. • Prayer reminders, calendar entries, "Why this time?" and the "Now" line under your live position now name where you are the way the Plan does, for example "Over the Arctic" or "Over Russia". • The note that the sky brightens but this is not Fajr is now translated in Arabic, Bangla, French, Hindi, Indonesian, Malay, Turkish and Urdu.