Crash on iPad OS17
Please make some upgrade and fix for iPad OS 17. Cannot open the apps on the iOS 17
No data for a specific Airport and Airplane
Cannot add airplane nor airport. Don’t download this app.
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This app provides pilots with quick access to takeoff and landing data, along with weight and balance calculations. It aims to increase pilot autonomy and accuracy, especially during unexpected events, while also offering a paperless solution for onboard operations.
✓Takeoff and landing data cards
✓Weight and balance computations
✓MEL item assistance
✓En-route failure support
✓NOTAM and LMC assistance
✓Paperless onboard solution
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2.7.3
April 8, 2026
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FAQ
What is SPS?
SPS is a user-friendly application designed for pilots, offering cockpit-like interfaces for takeoff, landing data, and weight and balance calculations. It helps pilots be more autonomous and accurate in their computations.
Is SPS free to use?
Yes, SPS is available for free. The provided data indicates it is a free application with no associated purchase cost.
What devices does SPS support?
SPS is currently supported on iPad devices. The application is optimized for the iPad's screen size and interface.
How reliable is SPS performance data?
SPS offers a high guarantee in terms of performance analysis reliability, as it is derived directly from AFM (Aircraft Flight Manual) data.
Can SPS help with unexpected in-flight issues?
Yes, SPS assists users in case of unplanned events such as MEL (Minimum Equipment List) items, en-route failures, NOTAMS, and LMC (Loss of Control).
How often is SPS updated?
The latest version of SPS is 2.7.3, last updated on April 8, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and maintenance.
What is the age rating for SPS?
SPS has an age rating of 4+. This suggests it is suitable for a wide range of users and does not contain mature content.
Does SPS offer a paperless solution for pilots?
Yes, SPS provides operators with a 'less paper' solution on board the aircraft, which has also received appropriate approbation from relevant Authorities.
