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I tried to go to the AOPA Flight Planning web page today, and found that the
only option remaining is to download a Microsoft-only application. This seems annoying. Sure, I was able to go directly to the duat web site, and it was fine. But I'm a member of AOPA, and they've eliminated a benefit from my use merely because I prefer to use a more robust computing environment. Especially given what's going on with viruses, worms, zombie machines, and the like, requiring that AOPA members used one particular unsafe platform to exercise an organization benefit seems foolish. Has this issue been raised to AOPA and ignored? Is something in the works for the rest of us? Anyone here know what's going on? - Andrew |
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