We keep fixing bugs and adding small improvements to make your experience better.

Native iPad Support

Flyskyhy now has direct support for iPad tablets, enabling the use of the whole screen in native resolution. Users who have used the app on iPad before should create a new page layout for their Fly pages.

Flight sessions

The Start button, and the "Auto start" and "Auto end" options have been replaced by a flight mode feature. At the start of your flying day, select how you want Flyskyhy to treat your flight(s), and then press the "Ready to Fly" button. Select to make a single flight, with possible automatic landing detection. Or select to make multiple flights in a row with automatic takeoff and landing detection. You can even go on a Hike & Fly with Flyskyhy recording the whole trip.

Multi glider support

It is now possible to configure multiple gliders. Easily select the one you are flying with before pressing the "Ready to Fly" button.

Includes a default page layout for iPhone 16 Pro

Make sure it works again on iOS 12, and other small bug fixes.

The waypoint route is now fully accurate, even with very large waypoint circles.

Support for the FlyBeeper Bluetooth vario, and FFVL live tracking has been added.
The airspaces popup now shows the airspace names.

A work-around for a fault in iOS 17.4 that prevented access to air pressure data.

We keep fixing bugs and adding small improvements to make your experience better.

A couple of bugs that could lead to a crash have been fixed.

Small improvements and bug-fixes.

The new "Social" extension enables the full use of live tracking capabilities. That makes flying together so much more enjoyable and easy. It also gives you an advantage in knowing what others are doing, where they are going up or down, for example.

The extension enables the use of XContest Live and SportsTrackLive tracking servers

The location on the map of other pilots is shown with their flight direction, aircraft type, altitude and lift, if desired. Before that long flight, easily share your tracking details with your friends, so you can keep track of each other during flight.

Bug fix that hopefully solves the startup problems that some of you are struggling with.

Some reported start-up problems with the previous version. These are hopefully resolved now.
A "GPS Altitude" instrument is now available as part of the XC extension.
And we keep making small improvements to the app.

Flyskyhy is now available in Spanish and Portuguese, many thanks to Marco Campazas and Rafael Damiati Ferreira for the translations.

You can now organise your flights in the flight book. They are automatically grouped by year, but you can choose any additional criteria that you like. Make a group for all your long flights, organise them by the glider that you flew and/or keep your tow launches separate from your mountain launches. For each group of flights, the app will automatically calculate total flight time and total distance.

You can also export the flight details of all the flights in a group as a spreadsheet. That enables you to summarise the details yourself with normal spreadsheet tools.