Pilot vs RemoteService Connect

Pilot-Abbr – Aviation Abbreviations for Flight Crews Pilot-Abbr is a powerful reference app designed for professional pilots, providing fast, offline access to over 14,000 aviation abbreviations and acronyms from international sources. Main Features: Five Organized Lists: • Abbreviations – General aviation terms used by pilots. • CPDLC Messages – Commonly used datalink message elements. • Airports – IATA and ICAO codes, airport name, city, and flag. • Registrations – Aircraft registration codes by country. • Airlines – IATA and ICAO codes, airline name, and country. Sources Include: • FAA Abbreviations • U.S. Aeronautical Contractions • NOTAM Abbreviations • Canadian AIM • Performance-Based Navigation (PBN) • Jeppesen • Boeing Acronyms • EASA Acronyms • Dangerous Goods and Ground Handling codes • And more Whether you're decoding a NOTAM, preparing for departure, or reviewing CPDLC messages, Pilot-Abbr gives you the reference you need — anytime, even offline. Why Pilots Use Pilot-Abbr: • Created by a pilot, for pilots • Fast, intuitive search • Covers operational, regulatory, and airline-specific terms • Optimized for flight planning, briefing, and in-flight reference Subscription Details • $4.99/year, auto-renewable • Subscription renews automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period • Payment will be charged to your iTunes account at confirmation of purchase • Manage or cancel your subscription in your iTunes account settings • No partial refunds Legal • Privacy Policy & Terms of Service: https://villarroel98.wixsite.com/hazmat-pjv/about • Apple EULA (End User License Agreement): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Pilot-Abbr — The most complete aviation abbreviation tool on the App Store. Essential for every flight crew.

RemoteService Connect connects your vehicle to your workshop for the duration of an agreed remote session. HOW IT WORKS • Your workshop gives you a session code – or a link or QR code. • Connect your iPhone or iPad to the vehicle with the cable, adapter or interface your workshop specifies: – Ethernet diagnostic cable on a USB-C Ethernet adapter – Wi-Fi diagnostic adapter – ICOM diagnostic interface, connected directly to the iPhone or iPad via a USB-C Ethernet adapter or in the same network • Over the Ethernet diagnostic cable, vehicles of many manufacturers with DoIP are supported as well – you simply choose the brand. • The app recognizes on its own what is connected. • Enter the code. While the session runs, your workshop can diagnose and code your vehicle as if it were on site. WHAT YOU SEE • Automatic detection of the cable, adapter or interface – and a step-by-step guide if something is still missing • A notice while your iPhone or iPad sets up the connection, and a notice if the connection to the vehicle is interrupted – the app reconnects on its own • Connection quality and your vehicle's battery voltage • A chat with your workshop – text, photos and videos • On iPhone, the running session on the Lock Screen • One tap ends the session at any time. WHAT THE APP DOES NOT DO • It never works on your vehicle on its own and only talks to it during a session you started. • Nothing happens without a valid code from your workshop. • No account, no ads, no tracking. SECURITY • Encrypted connections. The chat and – by default – the diagnostic connection are end-to-end encrypted between your device and your workshop. • Your workshop can additionally require end-to-end encryption and servers in the EU. YOU NEED • A session code from your workshop • The cable, adapter or interface your workshop specifies – for a cable or interface connected directly to the device, a USB-C Ethernet adapter • Keep the app open during the session – iOS pauses apps in the background. • Follow your workshop's instructions, e.g. switch on the ignition or connect a battery charger. The app is free and has no in-app purchases. Sessions are provided by your workshop.