2.1. App Display Modes

AvPlan EFB features a flexible display layout. The relative position of the Electronic Flight Log (flight plan) can be altered, depending on how you want to set up the device.

Landscape mode

In landscape mode, the flight plan appears on the left hand side of the screen. on 12-inch iPad Pro models, an extra Fuel column is displayed

Portrait mode

In portrait mode, the flight plan appears above the map. In between the border of the flight plan and the flexible section, there is a grey line that can be dragged up and down with a finger. This allows you to dynamically alter the viewable area of the flight plan. An advantage of this mode is that two extra columns are added Fuel, and Remarks If you prefer to have the flight plan below the map, tap Settings > User Settings > Display Flight Plan Below Map (Portrait)

Full screen flight plan mode

Optionally, you can select to have a whole tab assigned to the flight plan. When this mode is selected, an extra tab appears in the bottom-left corner of the screen: An advantage of this mode is that two extra columns are added Fuel, and Remarks To set the app in this mode, tap Settings > User Settings > Full Screen Flight Plan

iPhone mode

The iPhone version of AvPlan EFB is essentially operating in the Full Page Flight Plan Mode at all times. The Weather, Text and Notepad and Settings tabs are combined in the More tab Due to reduced screen real estate, the following functionality is not included in the iPhone version: Synthetic Vision HSI Profile View Brightness Control and Fade to Black The “Locate point” (Magnifying glass) icon is not available, but the Terminal button offers a searchable list of all available airports and NavAids to achieve the same outcome. There is no Departure or Next Leg button at the top of the EnRoute page; Use the arrow buttons on the Flight Plan tab to manually control the active leg if required.