AvWeb's FlightExplorer

[Larry Dighera]

I received the e-mail message below this morning:


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Dear Larry Dighera,

As an aviation enthusiast, we would like to invite you to try
AVweb Flight Explorer Personal Edition! Flight Explorer Personal
Edition is geared towards private pilots and aviation enthusiasts
alike. Just click here to start your AVweb Flight Explorer
Personal Edition subscription.
https://www.flightexplorer.com/personal/register.asp?memberid=AVweb

Key features include...
Viewing air traffic for the entire US and Canada.
Monitoring real-time FAA delay information for airports in the US.
Displaying TFRs (Temporary Flight Restrictions) and SUAs (Special
Use Airspaces).
Overlaying highways, waterways, and cities as landmarks on your
flight path.
The ability to provide loved ones with a simple way to track
flights from takeoff through landing.
And much, much more!
https://www.flightexplorer.com/personal/register.asp?memberid=AVweb

Sincerely,
The AVweb Flight Explorer Team!
https://www.flightexplorer.com/personal/register.asp?memberid=AVweb


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Has anyone tried AvWeb's FlightExplorer yet? If so, does it provide
any features not already found on the Internet?

[Marco Leon]

I used to have Avweb's FlightExplorer but after figuring out that it
was a good one or two versions behind regular flavor FlightExplorer and
the same price, I switched. I have since upgraded to the "pilot
edition" which offers a few more features. One I like is the ability to
see the clearances received from previous flights to/from paricular
airports.

I'm not sure if the new AvWeb Personal Edition has this but you should
check out the FE website to make sure.

I really like it although I probably don't use it as much as I should.
However, the best featue I think is the email alerts of specified
flights (like with your tail #). I have my tail number text message my
wife's cell when I depart and land. Pretty cool.

Marco

Larry Dighera wrote:
> I received the e-mail message below this morning:
>
>
> ================================================== ====================
>
> Dear Larry Dighera,
>
> As an aviation enthusiast, we would like to invite you to try
> AVweb Flight Explorer Personal Edition! Flight Explorer Personal
> Edition is geared towards private pilots and aviation enthusiasts
> alike. Just click here to start your AVweb Flight Explorer
> Personal Edition subscription.
> https://www.flightexplorer.com/personal/register.asp?memberid=AVweb
>
[snip]

[Gig 601XL Builder]

Many of the flight explorer features are available for free at
www.flightaware.com


"Marco Leon" > wrote in message
oups.com...
>I used to have Avweb's FlightExplorer but after figuring out that it
> was a good one or two versions behind regular flavor FlightExplorer and
> the same price, I switched. I have since upgraded to the "pilot
> edition" which offers a few more features. One I like is the ability to
> see the clearances received from previous flights to/from paricular
> airports.
>
> I'm not sure if the new AvWeb Personal Edition has this but you should
> check out the FE website to make sure.
>
> I really like it although I probably don't use it as much as I should.
> However, the best featue I think is the email alerts of specified
> flights (like with your tail #). I have my tail number text message my
> wife's cell when I depart and land. Pretty cool.
>
> Marco
>
> Larry Dighera wrote:
>> I received the e-mail message below this morning:
>>
>>
>> ================================================== ====================
>>
>> Dear Larry Dighera,
>>
>> As an aviation enthusiast, we would like to invite you to try
>> AVweb Flight Explorer Personal Edition! Flight Explorer Personal
>> Edition is geared towards private pilots and aviation enthusiasts
>> alike. Just click here to start your AVweb Flight Explorer
>> Personal Edition subscription.
>> https://www.flightexplorer.com/personal/register.asp?memberid=AVweb
>>
> [snip]
>