Gadaa Dictionary vs TOGA EFB

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TOGA EFB is an electronic flight bag for student pilots, built in Korea. The interface follows your device language (English, Korean, Japanese, Traditional Chinese). Airports and navaids for 239 countries are built in and work offline; pick your flying region on the first screen and the map, weather list, sim stations and logbook targets follow it. Designed for iPhone and iPad — in iPad landscape the map, charts and weather sit side by side. ■ New in October - My aircraft: save it once and it fills the nav log, W&B, takeoff & landing, briefing and logbook - Airport zoom: your position over taxiway and stand numbers, even on the ground - Diversion prep: weather, charts and terrain profiles for airports near your route saved for airplane mode, plus nearest airports - Charts switch to the new AIRAC cycle at the effective time, without an app update - Account sync for checklists, my points, certificates, performance tables and routes - Japan-format logbook (Japan region): h:mm entry and the official 航空機乗組員飛行日誌 PDF, with paper logbook totals carried forward - Flight planning map (aeronautical chart style) with airports and navaids for your region; tap to build a route with per-leg true/magnetic course and distance - AIP airspace overlay (control zones, restricted areas, military operating areas), IFR airways and waypoints, and route entry by text (RKSS MONSI Y711 REMOS RKPC) - Weather on the map: precipitation radar composite (5-minute steps, last 35 minutes looped, Korean coverage) and Himawari satellite cloud (10-minute steps, last hour) - Nearby traffic over the internet, or from your own ADS-B receiver (GDL 90 over Wi-Fi) - Offline map areas you download before a flight - Aerodrome charts for Japan and Taiwan: 1,707 AIP charts for 123 Japanese airports and 312 for 18 Taiwanese airports, saved on device for airplane mode; margins are cropped for a larger view, with double-tap zoom and auto-rotation for landscape charts (subscription; one chart per airport is free) - Aviation weather: METAR/TAF decoded line by line for any ICAO airport (NOAA worldwide); seven Korean airports also stream 1-minute runway observations (AMOS) with per-runway head/crosswind components - Sign in with Apple or Google, or email - E6B flight computer: whiz-wheel and calculator modes - RMI instrument simulator: drag the aircraft and stations on a map and watch the needles; wind triangle, holding entries, reading quizzes - Nav log and PDF briefing sheet - Offline logbook with automatic totals and progress toward certificate / hiring minimums by region (FAA, EASA, ICAO, Korean airline hiring, Japan legal), CSV export, synced with your TOGA account - Face ID / fingerprint app lock Weather and airport data are provided for study and reference only. Always verify with official AIP, NOTAMs, and an official weather briefing before flight. This app is not a navigation device. No ads. The map, airspace, airways, weather, E6B, RMI sim, nav log, briefing and logbook are all free. Only the Japanese and Taiwanese aerodrome charts need a subscription, and one chart per airport is free to open. Contact: support@toga.kr Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://toga.kr/privacy