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  • SafeSky welcomes Enroute Flight Navigation (EFN) as its latest interoperability partner.

    We are pleased to welcome Enroute Flight Navigation (EFN) as yet another GDL-90 compatible navigation app with SafeSky. Developed by Akaflieg Freiburg, EFN is a renowned, completely free navigation app for VFR pilots, recognised for its simplicity, functionality, and elegance. Tristan FILY, CEO of SafeSky, highlighted the importance of this partnership, stating, "With this collaboration, we continue to expand our roster of approved interoperability partnerships, offering pilots the most comprehensive and interoperable in-flight traffic information solution. Furthermore, this partnership underscores the shared vision of SafeSky's commitment to affordability, perfectly aligned with Enroute's dedication, offering high-quality aviation solutions at no or low cost to the pilot community." Stefan KEBEKUS from Enroute Flight Navigation commented, "This integration is a response to the growing demand from our dedicated user base. One of the key benefits of Enroute is its seamless, no-setup-required integration with various devices and systems. Combining the strengths of SafeSky and EFN, I believe that our collaboration can contribute to flight safety for general aviation pilots worldwide." The success of SafeSky, driven by our dedicated community of pilots, including beta-testers, translators, and real-life pilots, reflects the identical enthusiasm that EFN has generated among its aviation enthusiasts. Their invaluable feedback has played a pivotal role in shaping this partnership, and we extend our heartfelt gratitude to them. For more information: · SafeSky: please visit our website · Enroute Flight Navigation: please visit Enroute Flight Navigation (EFN)’s website, the App Store or Google Play

  • SafeSky is ready for SAFIR-Ready Project.

    The official kick-off of the SAFIR-Ready Project is now a reality. This ground-breaking initiative will revolutionise healthcare and emergency response services in Europe and beyond. This project is part of the SESAR 3 Joint Undertaking program and is funded by the European Commission under Horizon Europe, a 7-year scientific research initiative of the European Union. Its ambition is to significantly transform emergency scenarios, ranging from rapid medical care delivery to critical infrastructure inspections. This entails reducing response times, costs, and carbon emissions to maximise efficiency and ultimately save lives. Kick-off meeting June 20, 2023 Hosted by our coordinator, Helicus, the meeting brought together the 34 partners to reaffirm our objectives, timelines, and deliverables, as well as to discuss the future steps of this transformative endeavour. It provided an opportunity for all consortium members to introduce themselves, fostering a deeper understanding of the unique value each participant brings to the project. Progress updates will be conducted monthly to track the project’s development. Stay tuned for updates as we work together towards a resilient healthcare sector, faster crisis response, and a greener future. Read also SAFIR-Ready's official first press release

  • Our June SafeSkyScoop newsletter is out!

    June is showering us with an abundance of exciting news, and in return, we're spoiling you with yet another newsletter! When we say "You fly to make a difference," those words carry deep significance. Once again this month, your contribution has been the driving force behind the realisation of our dreams, your dreams, but most importantly, the dreams of others. As you can read in our latest newsletter.

  • Plan, See and Avoid: the new mantra for paragliders thanks to SafeSky and Wingit.

    SafeSky is thrilled to collaborate with Wingit, the new ‘Swiss Army knife’ that allows paragliders to meticulously plan their next paragliding or hang gliding adventure. It offers flying sites, live conditions, forecasts, glide range calculator, airspaces, and more in one single place. Through our collaboration, Wingit paragliders will have access to a new layer of information being SafeSky’s information on traffic density, giving instant insights into where fellow pilots are flying as well as letting pilots follow them. Wingit's development is still early and there is much more to come. For more information or feedback: · Wingit : info@wingit.live · SafeSky : info@safesky.app ❓Did you know ❓ Wingit's integration with SafeSky comes just in time for this year's RedBull X-Alps event, often referred to as the world's toughest adventure race. This will allow athletes, support crews, and audiences alike to see the gaggle in real time, what the weather conditions are, and if they'll be able to make it across the next critical ridge connecting them to a major paragliding skyway. In these challenging competitive conditions, air safety is crucial, and SafeSky's proven superiority in traffic awareness, especially in mountainous areas, will provide a sigh of relief.

  • SafeSky version 2.1.8 is now all yours

    We update SafeSky as frequently as possible to continuously enhance its efficiency and reliability. Here are couple of the enhancements you’ll find in the latest update: Added support for Air Navigation Pro in native mode Added ability for EasyVFR and Air Navigation Pro to run in Split View in native mode Fixed orientation issue on IOS > 16.4 when grounded We hope that these enhancements will make your experience with SafeSky even more enjoyable. Your satisfaction is our priority, which is why we encourage you to continue sharing with us your feedback and suggestions. Thank you for your trust and ongoing support!

  • SafeSky now fully integrated into Air Navigation Pro.

    SafeSky's traffic services embedded within Air Navigation Pro's navigation services: an unprecedented flight experience! Pilots can now benefit from the direct integration of SafeSky's traffic into the Air Navigation Pro application. This advancement goes far beyond the current integration (GDL90) and offers exceptional advantages. In a seamless experience, Air Navigation Pro users will gain instant access to SafeSky’s in-flight traffic information on their map and share their position with the SafeSky community, all without any extra costs or the need to juggle between the two applications. The integration of SafeSky's traffic within the navigation software has undergone meticulous redesign, providing an unmatched visual experience. Simply put, a single launch of Air Navigation Pro empowers pilots with enhanced situational awareness, not only protecting themselves but also their fellow pilots. Tristan FILY, CEO of of SafeSky, says, "This integration marks yet another significant milestone for SafeSky as we strive for maximal interoperability and compatibility with major industry players. It reflects the valuable feedback we have received from our dedicated pilot community who fly to make a difference, as well as the collaborative spirit of Air Navigation.” Johann Huguenin, CEO of Air Navigation, adds, "The partnership with SafeSky will revolutionise our navigation software, delivering a distinctive user experience that seamlessly integrates navigation, weather, and traffic. We seized the opportunity to streamline and enhance our subscription model, while elevating the traffic display to provide unparalleled flying enjoyment.” This partnership will significantly enhance air safety, particularly valuable in these known collision risk situations: Near aerodromes, during approach, circuit, or landing. Flying below 2000 feet AGL, where general aviation traffic is dense. When flying over popular tourist areas for sightseeing flights and introductory flights. How to take advantage of this innovation? Benefit from SafeSky's real-time traffic data directly in Air Navigation Pro with 3 simple steps: Acquire one of the new Air Navigation Pro subscription plans that includes SafeSky data: Smart Lite, Smart Classic or Smart Advance. Go to “Map Options” - “Traffic Information” - “Connect to SafeSky” Accept the Terms of Use and enter your e-mail address That’s it! Without having to launch SafeSky, as soon as a Take-off is detected in Air Navigation Pro, you will receive SafeSky traffic directly in Air Navigation Pro and your position will be streamed to SafeSky’s servers. Get ready for an unparalleled level of safety and convenience right at your fingertips. Together, we are making the sky the safest place on Earth! FAQ I am already a SafeSky user. How can I benefit from this embedded version? Great news! Simply download Air Navigation Pro from the Apple or Google Play Store and try out Air Navigation Pro’s traffic display, along with all its other amazing features. If you are a SafeSky Premium user, continue to use it as it offers many other benefits such as weather updates, flight logs, integration with your external device, etc. I am already a AirNavPro user. Why should I change? Do you want to benefit from SafeSky’s traffic in Air Navigation Pro? Upgrade now to one of the new subscription plans by going to "Config" - "Store" - "Subscription Plans". Switch to the new subscription plan and unlock even more value for your money! Can I benefit from a trial period? New Air Navigation Pro subscribers can benefit from up to 28 days free trial. During this trial you can make full use of the SafeSky integration. Is still possible to have the apps separately? You want to have the best of both worlds? You can still run both applications in split screen and benefit from SafeSky’s excellent traffic visualisation and Air Navigation Pro’s feature-rich application during your flights. Especially if you are a SafeSky Premium user, you will benefit from many other features. Don't forget to configure traffic sharing correctly if you want to continue to use both applications simultaneously but separately, to benefit from SafeSky's radar view, for example. Choose Air Navigation Pro (native) and do a classic 'take off' to start monitoring the traffic of other aircraft on SafeSky. This will prevent you from seeing the duplicate echo of your position while in flight.

  • SafeSky is now a partner in the world of competition flying.

    We are excited to announce our partnership with Air Sports Live Tracking, the leading European online platform for tracking competition flying. This partnership came to life over the last couple of days with the launch of the Spanish national championship. Context: The new era of competition flying. Recently, a new format of aerial competition has emerged, tailored to the needs of pilots and clubs. These innovative competitions offer optimal organisation, flexible participation options, and cater to different types of aircraft and pilot levels. The results of these competitions are recognised by the FAI. Thanks to the ingenious "competition app" developed by the Norwegian volunteer organisation Air Sports Live Tracking, the practical organisation of these contemporary competitions has become a reality. Our partnership with Air Sports Live Tracking. Through this collaboration, AirSports.no air traffic data are integrated into SafeSky's traffic sourcing, providing pilots with an additional source of real-time traffic information. It reflects the strong synergy between our respective fields of expertise in flight tracking and aviation safety. Spain kicks off the competition in a joint effort with Air Sports Live Tracking and SafeSky. The Spanish ULM federation, Real Federación Aeronáutica Española, has embraced this new format during their national championship. All participating pilots are using the AirSports.no app, and all non-participating stakeholders, including family, nearby pilots, AFIS and control towers, media and event organisers, will have the opportunity to track the competition participants in real-time, either through our app, or via our live tracking services on live.safesky.app/map. This tripartite alliance allows everyone to participate in the excitement of these thrilling moments while ensuring optimal safety. Follow the event live on AirSports.no or on SafeSky live tracking.

  • Our May SafeSkyScoop newsletter is out!

    Now that the skies have finally cleared, we're excited that you can experience SafeSky firsthand during your flights and at the many flying events taking place. During the last weeks, you have broken every SafeSky flying record. You Fly to Make a Difference! From our side, while we are still reeling from the excitement of AERO, we are also working hard to prepare for the short- and long-term future. As you can read in our latest newsletter.

  • New consortium aims to enhance European aviation safety.

    Aviant, SafeSky and AirNavigation Pro have formed an airbreaking consortium to bolster aviation safety in Europe. Starting with Norway, the goal is to avoid potential conflicts between aircraftby incentivising the usage of real-time position sharing. Norway is leading the way in embracing the future of advanced technologies, which translates into witnessing a remarkable surge in both professional and private drone usage. However, integrating drones with helicopters and general aviation comes with visibility challenges and potential collision risks. With SafeSky's eConspicuity platform, Aviant's home delivery drone network and AirNavigation's popular helicopter navigation app, the consortium is well suited to tackle this challenge by developing a single, integrated solution. Aviant, a visionary company specialising in autonomous technology, will share real-time drone traffic data with SafeSky and Air Navigation Pro, making drones visible to the helicopter and general aviation community. Meanwhile, SafeSky, European leading air traffic awareness solution with a strong presence in Norway, will seamlessly integrate with Air Navigation Pro, widely recognised as the preferred navigation choice among helicopter operators in Norway. This integration will provide unprecedented convenience for helicopter pilots, offering direct visibility into drone traffic and facilitating the sharing of vital traffic information back to Aviant. More updates will follow in the coming weeks.

  • Le Tour des Bretons 2023: France in all its splendour.

    The Tour des Bretons 2023, titled "Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis... au clair de lune..." has come to an end! It brought together 26 diverse aircraft, ranging from microlights to Pioneer 300-type fixed-wing planes, piloted by passionate aviators aged 35 to 77. Our journey took us from Alençon, where participants gathered, to Fontenay-le-Comte, with stops in Berck, Maubeuge, and Chartres along the way. The event unfolded flawlessly, thanks to reinforced safety measures and the extensive use of the SafeSky anti-collision application by many participating pilots. During the transit flights between different airfields, we witnessed a procession of little blue planes on the SafeSky map. It was a visual representation of the fleet moving together, ensuring enhanced safety throughout the journey. At Berck, we had the great pleasure of meeting Paul Windey, and at Maubeuge, we were warmly welcomed by Tristan Fily—both esteemed members of the SafeSky team. The Tour des Bretons pilots had the opportunity to engage in conversations with them, asking questions about the app's usage. All who used the application agreed on its value, especially when flying in a larger group like ours, as it proved particularly helpful during arrivals at destination airfields and when visiting points of interest along the route, such as Etretat and the Bay of Somme. We express our gratitude to SafeSky for providing one-month Premium licenses to all Tour des Bretons participants. We hope that many pilots will continue to use the application and spread the word to others, as they have experienced its benefits firsthand. SafeSky has truly contributed to the success and safety of our journey, and we look forward to future adventures with their support! Jean-Michel Boursier - organiser "Tour des Bretons 2023". Read also: the article published in "L'Orne Hebdo".

  • SafeSky and Piloti di Classe join forces to elevate aviation safety in Italy.

    We are thrilled to announce our strategic partnership with Piloti di Classe, an esteemed flying association boasting over 800 members from across Italy. This collaboration aims to promote the use of the SafeSky app within the Piloti di Classe community, bolstering overall air safety in the Italian general aviation sector. Piloti di Classe holds the safety of its members in the highest regard and actively pursues initiatives that contribute to it. Having already secured exclusive agreements with airports, companies, and insurance providers in this regard, this partnership with SafeSky marks another significant milestone in their commitment to creating a safer aviation ecosystem. As part of this collaboration, Piloti di Classe will formally advocate for the adoption of our SafeSky app during their upcoming association meetings. The inaugural event, scheduled on May 14, featured a SafeSky presentation by Marko Bordogna, distinguished member of the Piloti di Classe Board. This introduction of SafeSky's innovative solution marks the first step towards achieving enhanced aviation safety together. Through this collaboration, participants of Piloti di Classe events and flight instructors will gain access to the Premium SafeSky app. It will empower pilots with the most advanced situational awareness and interoperability features. Italy's diverse aviation landscape demands tailored safety solutions. We are honored to embark on this journeywith Piloti di Classe and jointly address these challenges head-on. We extend our deepest appreciation to Marko Bordogna for his instrumental role in orchestrating this partnership.

  • Our special edition "AERO2023" of SafeSkyScoop is out!

    AERO23, what an unforgettable event! We announced several new partnerships but above all … we received an award from YOU. Discover all our AERO highlights here.

  • SafeSky and theFlightVario team up to integrate in-flight traffic information.

    We are happy to announce another bilateral in-flight traffic information exchange agreement, this time with theFlightVario, a popular vario application for paragliders. The partnership embeds SafeSky's traffic data into theFlightVario app, while theFlightVario's position data become available to general aviation and ultralight pilots using SafeSky. "SafeSky's collaborative approach is driven by the belief that innovation and air safety are best achieved through partnerships and interoperability," said Tristan FILY, CEO of SafeSky. "Our ability to seamlessly communicate and exchange data with other systems or devices is unique. It not only provides pilots with unparalleled traffic view, but also contributes to greater eConspicuity. The integration with theFlightVario is a testament to this approach.” “Situation awareness is a key to safer skies and theFlightVario is happy to pass this awareness on to paragliding pilots worldwide. Providing the first vario app built around the inertial measurement unit, theFlightVario continues its strive for innovation in paragliding by integrating SafeSky services into our vario apps. We would like to express our gratitude for this long due innovation and collaborative approach in our shared medium sport," said Thomas ROTH - founder of theFlightVario. This partnership marks already SafeSky's sixth direct integration of traffic data into aviation apps, following successful integrations with Skytraxx, Aviant, EasyVFR 4, Gaggle and eVario. As such, SafeSky also addresses the latest recommendations from EASA and the BEA (Bureau d'Enquêtes et d'Analyses pour la sécurité de l'aviation civile)* to promote inbound & outbound interoperability of electronic visibility systems. SafeSky will continue to seek out collaboration opportunities with key industry players to increasingly unlock integration and innovation opportunities. Be part of this new development by downloading now! The bilateral integration of theFlightVario and SafeSky is now available in both apps. Please make sure that you have the latest version of both apps installed. *Also read the Results of the BEA investigation into the Loches air accident and the resulting recommendations.

  • eVario, yet another partnership for in-flight traffic information exchange.

    Today we announce yet another partnership as part of our mission to "make the invisible visible" and promote air safety. This time the new partnership involves exchanging traffic data with eVario, a full-featured para/hanggliders’ variometer app for Apple mobile device users. As part of the partnership, eVario's position data will be shared with SafeSky pilots, while the eVario community will receive SafeSky’s in-flight traffic information, providing paramotors and paragliders with real-time in-flight traffic information. The exchange of data will allow both SafeSky and eVario pilots to have a better understanding of the traffic in their vicinity and become visible (eConspicuous). "We are excited to partner with eVario and to continue our mission of improving air safety through bidirectional collaboration and interoperability," says SafeSky's CEO, Tristan FILY. "These partnerships offer our pilots unprecedented visibility of air traffic. We are proud to lead this collaborative movement and believe it is key to addressing the challenges of air safety and eConspicuity for all aerial enthusiasts." “eVario aims to enable light-weight aircraft pilots flying their flights as safe as permitted by today’s state-of-the-art technologies, all with consumer electronics.” says VarioSoft's CEO, Jean-Marc MEYER. “SafeSky’s anti-collision system and live data aggregation is an incredible benefit in terms of flight safety. Pilots becoming air-visible to high speed aircraft is a major step towards co-existence of all aircraft in local airspaces. We are happy to contribute to an overwhelming collaboration for improved safety and air data reliability, trend-setting in the pilot’s community.” SafeSky retrieves traffic data from unparalleled sources, providing you with the most comprehensive air traffic view available. SafeSky is committed to continue working with partners to improve air safety. This partnership with eVario is another example of SafeSky's commitment to this goal. For more information, please contact : · SafeSky (info@safesky.app) · VarioSoft (evario@variosoft.eu) or virtually meet Tristan and Jean-Marc: .

  • SafeSky wins the "Innovation of the Year” award from fliegermagazin!

    Our app, SafeSky, has been named the "Innovation of the Year" by fliegermagazin at The Leading Show for General Aviation #aerofriedrichshafen. Since our launch in 2021, our mission is to go beyond the traditional "See and Avoid" principle by adding the concept of “BE SEEN”. Our success is the result of our app’s unique interoperability capabilities through our collaborative approach with key industry leaders. It ensures the greatest traffic view a pilot can get in the air, meeting the latest eConspicuity recommendations from EASA and the BEA to promote interoperability of electronic visibility systems. Tristan FILY, CEO SafeSky: "This prestigious award recognises our groundbreaking work in making the invisible visible. But above all, we owe this prize to our many loyal pilots and supporters. Their unwavering trust, support and of course their votes, played a vital role in us winning this prestigious award." We see this award as an invitation to the entire GA industry to join our collaborative effort to make the sky the safest place on Earth. We invite industry players to reach out and explore new opportunities for working together. In the same way as we believe we can make the invisible visible, we are convinced that, by working together, we can make the impossible possible. We also want to express our gratitude to the organisers of the event, fliegermagazin, and in particular its Editor in Chief, Thomas BORCHERT, for his collaborative mobilisation within the aeronautics community. More information here. Congratulations to all nominees and winners !

  • Aerial harmony between manned and unmanned aircraft, thanks to SafeSky and SkeyDrone.

    The upcoming U-space in Europe poses challenges for the harmony between manned and unmanned aircraft and the risk of mid-air collisions. To mitigate these risks, SafeSky, the leading European in-flight traffic information service, and SkeyDrone, a subsidiary of skeyes and Brussels Airport Company, have agreed today April 20, 2023 upon a bilateral exchange of traffic information in U-space. The European U-space context. Current aviation law in Europe requires drones to yield to manned aircraft. To do so, it is mandatory that manned aircraft pilots become visible (“Be Seen”) while operating within active drone zones. This empowers drone operators in turn to take all necessary precautions to prevent potential conflicts. Compliance with this obligation is often challenging, especially for General Aviation or ultra-light pilots who lack transponders, ADS-B, or other situational awareness systems. How does this partnership help aircraft pilots and drone operators? Through this partnership, both manned and unmanned aircraft will be informed of their respective presence. SafeSky pilots will be able to visualise SkeyDrone's submitted U-space drone flight plans, while SkeyDrone users will be able to visualise the surrounding SafeSky traffic (from 20 different traffic sources) while in the air. SkeyDrone plans to integrate and validate SafeSky's traffic data as part of its planned certification as U-space service provider. In essence, to allow General Aviation and ultra-light aircraft pilots to “Be Seen” and receive timely information regarding drone activities in their vicinity, all they need to do is download and use the free SafeSky App on their smartphone or tablet. World first. The collaboration between SafeSky and SkeyDrone is a world first. It is the first time that manned aircraft and drone operators can receive information about their respective activity in the vicinity. It sets a new standard for aviation safety not only in Europe, starting at national level in Belgium, but potentially around the world. Tristan FILY, CEO of SafeSky, said: “Since the inception of our company and services, our goal has consistently been to enhance the adage of "see and avoid" by introducing the notion of "being seen". Thanks to our partnership with SkeyDrone, this aspect has taken on an exceptional significance, as we are creating safer harmony in the sky for all aircraft, without exception. For the first time, both manned and unmanned aircraft can access critical information about activities in their airspace, without requiring any additional devices or investments. It is a testament to our commitment to innovation and essential solutions that ensure safe, efficient, and secure access to airspace for all sky users.” Hendrik-Jan VAN DER GUCHT, Managing Director of SkeyDrone, said: “This partnership allows us to further strengthen our ambition as (future) U-space service provider. The traffic information service we offer already today to our customers (drone operators) is the only aviation-grade solution in this young market and is accepted as safe air risk mitigation measure by national aviation authorities.”

  • Come and visit us at AERO2023.

    Join us at AERO 23, from April 19-22, the leading show for general aviation, where SafeSky will showcase exciting new developments at booth A6-404. Our knowledgeable team will be on hand to answer all your questions and offer expert advice to fellow aviation enthusiasts. Don't miss out on the opportunity to discover and discuss SafeSky's uniqueness firsthand at #aerofriedrichshafen. We look forward to seeing you there!

  • Our April SafeSkyScoop newsletter is out!

    Fellow SafeSky pilot, Exciting news awaits you this month with not just one, but two newsletters coming your way! We can't contain our enthusiasm as Europe's top general aviation event, #aerofriedrichshafen, promises to be packed with exhilarating news and surprises that we simply have to give it a newsletter of its own. But that's for later. First things first, let's dive into our early April activities. The month kicked off to a phenomenal start with the establishment of a new partnership, receiving outstanding feedback from you, and to top it off, we're currently in the running for a new award!

  • "I narrowly avoided a close call with traffic during my recent flight from Spa to Malmédy".

    Story of a Flight from Spa to Malmédy That Could Have Ended Differently... "As I was following visual flight rules (VFR) and monitoring the Spa aerodrome frequency, I had SafeSky running on my phone mounted on the dashboard and was using my tablet for navigation. Suddenly, an alert popped up on my screen indicating a converging traffic that initially seemed far away (around 20km), but was steadily getting closer and flying at a lower altitude right in front of me. The other plane was on a heading of around 270 degrees and despite scanning the horizon multiple times, I couldn't spot it. The sun was not in my eyes. When the SafeSky alert changed color, I knew I had to act fast. I made a quick right turn and climbed, and finally spotted the other plane at 10 o'clock, still on its original course. I signaled with my wings, but the other plane didn't respond, probably because it still hadn't seen me. I wasn't sure if BXL Info had issued an alert or not, but the lack of response from the other plane suggested they hadn't. It was a small touring plane, similar to a Cirrus, and possibly coming from Germany based on its heading. If it weren't for SafeSky, I might have continued on my original course, and the two aircraft would have come dangerously close. This experience reinforced my belief in the importance of using SafeSky on every flight, and I will definitely be using it systematically moving forward." Georges PIERRARD - Belgian pilot

  • Wow, we couldn't have asked for better music to our ears!

    Our partnership with Gaggle, the integration of SafeSky app into the EasyVFR navigation app, the integration of Mode-S and military air traffic in our traffic … these are just a few of the exciting recent developments that have come from your feedback. Asking for feedback is part of our DNA: Our app gives you eyes 👀, and we're all ears👂 when it comes to your suggestions. We recently conducted a survey to get a better sense of what our pilot users love about SafeSky, and where we can improve. The results are in … Survey results - Feedback survey March 2023 with 30,000 pilotes Overall, you gave us a great distinction! THANK YOU! Your top 3 “most liked” aspects: We're committed to maintaining these strengths and keeping your appreciation high. A few of your comments: "Working seamlessly with SkyEcho" - "The most extensive traffic information" - "I like everything!" - "Perfect add-on to SkyDemon" -"Very easy to use" - "Radar view is genius" - "It spotted aircraft which I could not see" - "For me the best thing is its portability" - "Should be made mandatory" Your top 3 “areas of improvement”: We have already started looking into these! Check it out and ... more to come. About improvement... At the heart of our success lies a fundamental belief in the power of collaboration. We know that by working closely with key industry players and our pilots, we can unlock the key to true innovation and interoperability. However, sometimes the will or decision may not be solely within our control, which may hinder our ability to fulfil all your requests … like these. Nevertheless, we promise to persistently reach out to our industry colleagues to explore new collaborative opportunities. Also, we believe we have the solution to some of your most pressing concerns! Check out our Support page. We’re grateful for your role in helping us develop for you the most affordable, complete and interoperable air traffic awareness app. If you have any personal question on our app that can not be solved through our FAQ, website or Forum, or if you have another brilliant idea, do let us now on info@safesky.app so that we can listen and help!

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