What's New in SkyPath 11 • GPS Interference Layer — Real-time jamming and spoofing zones with severity indicators • Aircraft Location Services — Auto-connects to onboard position sources (Starlink, SATCOM, Gogo, FOMAX) • Official Turbulence PIREPs — Submit PIREPs directly from SkyPath to NWS Aviation Weather Center • Projected Timeline — Nowcast data auto-segmented by your flight's minute-by-minute position • Live Flights Layer — Real-time ADS-B aircraft positions overlaid on the world map • Contrails Layer — Google contrail forecasts (FL270–FL440, 24-hr horizon) with vertical view support

Bug fixes and improvements

Bug fixes and improvements

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Bug fixes and improvements

Introducing: SkyPath OneLayer SkyPath OneLayer is the world's first smart, consolidated ride quality layer. It integrates the best global turbulence data sources, including SkyPath Observations, EDR, PIREPs, and SkyPath’s Nowcasting (with 12-hour predictions), into a single, AI-powered layer. With real-time insights, intelligent notifications, and a user-friendly display, OneLayer enhances situational awareness and reduces workload. SkyPath ADS-B Turbulence The world’s first turbulence data layer derived from reports of ADS-B vertical rate. The ADS-B layer brings a major increase in the quantity of observational reports available in the SkyPath ecosystem, across the globe. This layer is contained within the OneLayer, and is also visible as a separate layer by enabling it as an “On Top” layer. Nowcasting Improvements SkyPath’s Turbulence Nowcasting now has predictions for up to 12 hours, increasing from 6, and notifications are also configurable for nowcasting reports in the Settings menu. Peer-to-peer Optimization Allow SkyPath to search and connect to devices on your local network to significantly reduce data consumption. GPS Interference PIREPs Stay informed about GPS Jamming and Spoofing along your route with SkyPath’s GPS Interference PIREPs. Experienced GPS interference? Create a PIREP to let other pilots know, with simple drag and drop functionality.

Introducing: SkyPath OneLayer SkyPath OneLayer is the world's first smart, consolidated ride quality layer. It integrates the best global turbulence data sources, including SkyPath Observations, EDR, PIREPs, and SkyPath’s Nowcasting (with 12-hour predictions), into a single, AI-powered layer. With real-time insights, intelligent notifications, and a user-friendly display, OneLayer enhances situational awareness and reduces workload. SkyPath ADS-B Turbulence The world’s first turbulence data layer derived from reports of ADS-B vertical rate. The ADS-B layer brings a major increase in the quantity of observational reports available in the SkyPath ecosystem, across the globe. This layer is contained within the OneLayer, and is also visible as a separate layer by enabling it as an “On Top” layer. Nowcasting Improvements SkyPath’s Turbulence Nowcasting now has predictions for up to 12 hours, increasing from 6, and notifications are also configurable for nowcasting reports in the Settings menu. Peer-to-peer Optimization Allow SkyPath to search and connect to devices on your local network to significantly reduce data consumption. GPS Interference PIREPs Stay informed about GPS Jamming and Spoofing along your route with SkyPath’s GPS Interference PIREPs. Experienced GPS interference? Create a PIREP to let other pilots know, with simple drag and drop functionality.

Introducing: SkyPath OneLayer SkyPath OneLayer is the world's first smart, consolidated ride quality layer. It integrates the best global turbulence data sources, including SkyPath Observations, EDR, PIREPs, and SkyPath’s Nowcasting (with 12-hour predictions), into a single, AI-powered layer. With real-time insights, intelligent notifications, and a user-friendly display, OneLayer enhances situational awareness and reduces workload. SkyPath ADS-B Turbulence The world’s first turbulence data layer derived from reports of ADS-B vertical rate. The ADS-B layer brings a major increase in the quantity of observational reports available in the SkyPath ecosystem, across the globe. This layer is contained within the OneLayer, and is also visible as a separate layer by enabling it as an “On Top” layer. Nowcasting Improvements SkyPath’s Turbulence Nowcasting now has predictions for up to 12 hours, increasing from 6, and notifications are also configurable for nowcasting reports in the Settings menu. Peer-to-peer Optimization Allow SkyPath to search and connect to devices on your local network to significantly reduce data consumption. GPS Interference PIREPs Stay informed about GPS Jamming and Spoofing along your route with SkyPath’s GPS Interference PIREPs. Experienced GPS interference? Create a PIREP to let other pilots know, with simple drag and drop functionality.

SkyPath Nowcast Layer - Unveiling a new groundbreaking, innovative prediction layer. SkyPath Nowcast uses SkyPath home grown machine learning algorithm that utilizes atmospheric conditions and real turbulence reports to produce 6 hours of high resolution, global, predicted turbulence conditions. Official PIREP Submission - Contributing to the industry’s safety - SkyPath is approved by the FAA to submit official PIREPs from the app’s interface directly to the NWS PIREP system. Use the intuitive radar view and help other pilots mitigate the turbulence trouble. Embedded Weather Layers - To increase pilots’ situational awareness and further increase safety on board, SkyPath version 5.0 is introducing multiple new weather layers, that can be easily controlled from the Layers menu, and can be displayed simultaneously for a complete and comprehensive map display. Apple Watch - Noisy cockpit? Not a problem at all. Connect your Apple Watch to SkyPath and receive all the notifications to your Watch. Find the connection guide and settings under Settings > Notifications > Apple Watch.

SkyPath Nowcast Layer - Unveiling a new groundbreaking, innovative prediction layer. SkyPath Nowcast uses SkyPath home grown machine learning algorithm that utilizes atmospheric conditions and real turbulence reports to produce 6 hours of high resolution, global, predicted turbulence conditions. Official PIREP Submission - Contributing to the industry’s safety - SkyPath is approved by the FAA to submit official PIREPs from the app’s interface directly to the NWS PIREP system. Use the intuitive radar view and help other pilots mitigate the turbulence trouble. Embedded Weather Layers - To increase pilots’ situational awareness and further increase safety on board, SkyPath version 5.0 is introducing multiple new weather layers, that can be easily controlled from the Layers menu, and can be displayed simultaneously for a complete and comprehensive map display. Apple Watch - Noisy cockpit? Not a problem at all. Connect your Apple Watch to SkyPath and receive all the notifications to your Watch. Find the connection guide and settings under Settings > Notifications > Apple Watch.

SkyPath Nowcast Layer - Unveiling a new groundbreaking, innovative prediction layer. SkyPath Nowcast uses SkyPath home grown machine learning algorithm that utilizes atmospheric conditions and real turbulence reports to produce 6 hours of high resolution, global, predicted turbulence conditions. Official PIREP Submission - Contributing to the industry’s safety - SkyPath is approved by the FAA to submit official PIREPs from the app’s interface directly to the NWS PIREP system. Use the intuitive radar view and help other pilots mitigate the turbulence trouble. Embedded Weather Layers - To increase pilots’ situational awareness and further increase safety on board, SkyPath version 5.0 is introducing multiple new weather layers, that can be easily controlled from the Layers menu, and can be displayed simultaneously for a complete and comprehensive map display. Apple Watch - Noisy cockpit? Not a problem at all. Connect your Apple Watch to SkyPath and receive all the notifications to your Watch. Find the connection guide and settings under Settings > Notifications > Apple Watch.

• Product walkthrough within the app - We made the onboarding experience better than ever, with a product walkthrough tour within the application. New users will see it right away. If you would like to learn more about how to operate SkyPath, go to the setting and take the tour. • Calculated pressure altitude display - We have added the ability to calculate and display your pressure altitude. SkyPath uses the iPad’s GPS and the atmospheric conditions at the flight’s current location. In addition, you will also find the altitude slider much more informative and easy to use as your altitude and the search block are conveniently displayed there. • Ride conditions - Forecasted ride conditions based on the current turbulence reports along the route. The popup will be shown after starting a flight. The ride conditions are updated throughout the flight and visible via the flight status box. • Enhanced background notifications and Split view - From now on, you don’t need to open SkyPath to the foreground to view the content of the background notifications. You can use the iPad’s haptic touch to extend them and receive more information about them. SkyPath also supports split view mode for simultaneous work with other applications. • Map enhancements - Dark mode logic is upgraded and is now linked to your iPad’s settings automatically. You can change it manually. Map now supports Multi-Select menu when there is more than one entity around your finger. Map information logic was upgraded to ensure a smoother experience when zooming in and out, also when offline. Vertical View will now follow your flight direction automatically.

Map layers were updated

Map layers were updated

• Fully automated set angle - After starting a flight, the angle is set automatically. There is no need to recalibrate anymore, as it will sense when to pause and when to restart the turbulence recording. • Globe view and Smart polygon layer - We have added a smart polygon layer to show a zoom-out overview of turbulence reports in a certain area. It will change to the known granular reports when zooming in. The vertical view has improved UX and tapping on smooth reports is now enabled as well. • Corridor support - The turbulence information will be focused around the route (250 miles from each side). To view other areas, move the viewport on the map and the information will be fetched. There is now an option to download data only along the route - under Settings>Map information with the ability to set the width of the corridor. • Airport information now includes ATIS. • After flight analytics and battery enhancements - A flight summary popup following a flight. SkyPath will also remove the previous flight and turn off the location services automatically after landing to conserve battery.

• Fully automated set angle - After starting a flight, the angle is set automatically. There is no need to recalibrate anymore, as it will sense when to pause and when to restart the turbulence recording. • Globe view and Smart polygon layer - We have added a smart polygon layer to show a zoom-out overview of turbulence reports in a certain area. It will change to the known granular reports when zooming in. The vertical view has improved UX and tapping on smooth reports is now enabled as well. • Corridor support - The turbulence information will be focused around the route (250 miles from each side). To view other areas, move the viewport on the map and the information will be fetched. There is now an option to download data only along the route - under Settings>Map information with the ability to set the width of the corridor. • Airport information now includes ATIS. • After flight analytics and battery enhancements - A flight summary popup following a flight. SkyPath will also remove the previous flight and turn off the location services automatically after landing to conserve battery.

• Fully automated set angle - After starting a flight, the angle is set automatically. There is no need to recalibrate anymore, as it will sense when to pause and when to restart the turbulence recording. • Globe view and Smart polygon layer - We have added a smart polygon layer to show a zoom-out overview of turbulence reports in a certain area. It will change to the known granular reports when zooming in. The vertical view has improved UX and tapping on smooth reports is now enabled as well. • Corridor support - The turbulence information will be focused around the route (250 miles from each side). To view other areas, move the viewport on the map and the information will be fetched. There is now an option to download data only along the route - under Settings>Map information with the ability to set the width of the corridor. • Airport information now includes ATIS. • After flight analytics and battery enhancements - A flight summary popup following a flight. SkyPath will also remove the previous flight and turn off the location services automatically after landing to conserve battery.

• Fully automated set angle - After starting a flight, the angle is set automatically. There is no need to recalibrate anymore, as it will sense when to pause and when to restart the turbulence recording. • Globe view and Smart polygon layer - We have added a smart polygon layer to show a zoom-out overview of turbulence reports in a certain area. It will change to the known granular reports when zooming in. The vertical view has improved UX and tapping on smooth reports is now enabled as well. • Corridor support - The turbulence information will be focused around the route (250 miles from each side). To view other areas, move the viewport on the map and the information will be fetched. There is now an option to download data only along the route - under Settings>Map information with the ability to set the width of the corridor. • Airport information now includes ATIS. • After flight analytics and battery enhancements - A flight summary popup following a flight. SkyPath will also remove the previous flight and turn off the location services automatically after landing to conserve battery.

What's new in v4.0.2 - Fixed an issue that affected map layers and ownership position. What's new in v4.0 - * Vertical view is now available - A comprehensive vertical view tool for a complete turbulence situational awareness. Introducing a tactical vertical view within the turbulence notifications, under more info. At any time open the vertical view from the route box button to see the entire vertical view of the entire route. * Braking action reports - Receive real time braking action reports from other pilots. Either report it manually through the PIREP menu or get reminded after landing only if the weather conditions are not great. * Airport Information - You can now tap on any airport and get useful information on the weather status, braking action and arrival delays. A notification before landing at your destination will provide this information as well automatically. * Route upgrades - Starting and ending a flight is now easier than ever. Upgraded flight plan integration, switching A/C types, automatic and enhanced set angle only after you start, and more. * New pireps and pirep data on tap - Report mountain waves and include wind fluctuations for windshear to avoid over speeding. You can now also tap on any PIREP and get additional information such as the reported time and relative altitude where relevant

What’s new - * Vertical view is now available - A comprehensive vertical view tool for a complete turbulence situational awareness. Introducing a tactical vertical view within the turbulence notifications, under more info. At any time open the vertical view from the route box button to see the entire vertical view of the entire route. * Braking action reports - Receive real time braking action reports from other pilots. Either report it manually through the PIREP menu or get reminded after landing only if the weather conditions are not great. * Airport Information - You can now tap on any airport and get useful information on the weather status, braking action and arrival delays. A notification before landing at your destination will provide this information as well automatically. * Route upgrades - Starting and ending a flight is now easier than ever. Upgraded flight plan integration, switching A/C types, automatic and enhanced set angle only after you start, and more. * New pireps and pirep data on tap - Report mountain waves and include wind fluctuations for windshear to avoid over speeding. You can now also tap on any PIREP and get additional information such as the reported time and relative altitude where relevant.

What’s new - Flight Plan box just got even better - Ability to paste the route directly from FD Pro as well as the option to edit the routes from the route box. Easily delete frequent routes / recently flown by swiping left or by clicking on the clear all icon. Map enhancements - Additional zoom levels to look closer than ever; lat/lon grid on the map (controllable via the layers). Lastly, traffic movement is much smoother Turbulence data on tap - Tap on every tile on the map and see the turbulence information of the turbulence report. New Altitude Slider - More control and accuracy on what you see on the map. By default, the information is for your altitude and you can change the altitude to see turbulence reports in other blocks. General Improvements - Connectivity logic was enhanced and the original connectivity icon is now replaced with a “Last updated” note on top. Bug Fixes - Fixed an occasional GPS issue where in some cases the aircraft was stuck in the airport.

What’s new - • Flight Plan box just got even better - Ability to paste the route directly from FD Pro as well as the option to edit the routes from the route box. Easily delete frequent routes / recently flown by swiping left or by clicking on the clear all icon. • Map enhancements - Additional zoom levels to look closer than ever, show lat/lon grid layer on the map. • Turbulence data on tap - Tap on every tile on the map and see the turbulence information of the turbulence report. Tapping is limited to certain zoom levels, so if you can’t tap, zoom in a bit. • New Altitude Slider - more control and accuracy on what you see on the map. By default the information is for your altitude and you can change the altitude to see turbulence reports in other blocks. General Improvements - • Connectivity logic was enhanced and the original connectivity icon is now replaced with a “Last updated” note on top. Bug Fixes - • Fixed an occasional GPS issue where in some cases the aircraft was stuck in the airport.

What’s new - • From now on, we are sharing the highlights for each new version in the SkyPath app as a tour as well. • Upgraded Flight Plan box – Including Frequent routes, Recently flown, and Paste your flight plan. • You can now tap on every aircraft on the map and see their information such as aircraft type, flight number and your relative altitude difference. • To provide the user with greater feedback on what he is reporting, own turbulence will be displayed behind his A/C as circles for one hour. • To reduce clutter on the map, we now display only the 5 nearest airports to your geo location by default (can be changed via the app settings). • You can now delete your own reported PIREPs by a long-press on the icon. • Long-press on a waypoint to edit it. Did you know that you can also long-press on the route to create a new waypoint? To move a waypoint around, you can long-press it again and keep pressing until you are satisfied with the new location. • Upgraded angle settings procedure. • Introducing a new feature called Ranges, available in SkyPath layers menu. • Upgraded the turbulence alert condition to make it more accurate for your specific flight plan. General Improvements - • New auto alt design - We’ve got a fresh and more intuitive altitude design for the automatic altitude. • Some minor UI improvements were also made. Bug Fixes - • Dramatically improved battery drain issue that was found in version 3.1. • “Flight not found” occasional issue in the import flight plan feature was fixed and is running smoothly. Note:​ Dispatch usually has flight plans available NLT 1 hour before departure, and by then it becomes available in Skypath

What’s new - • From now on, we are sharing the highlights for each new version in the SkyPath app as a tour as well. • Upgraded Flight Plan box – Including Frequent routes, Recently flown, and Paste your flight plan. • You can now tap on every aircraft on the map and see their information such as aircraft type, flight number and your relative altitude difference. • To provide the user with greater feedback on what he is reporting, own turbulence will be displayed behind his A/C as circles for one hour. • To reduce clutter on the map, we now display only the 5 nearest airports to your geo location by default (can be changed via the app settings). • You can now delete your own reported PIREPs by a long-press on the icon. • Long-press on a waypoint to edit it. Did you know that you can also long-press on the route to create a new waypoint and move it around? • Upgraded angle settings procedure. • Introducing a new feature called Ranges, available in SkyPath layers menu. • Upgraded the turbulence alert condition to make it more accurate for your specific flight plan. General Improvements - • New auto alt design - We’ve got a fresh and more intuitive altitude design for the automatic altitude. • Some minor UI improvements were also made. Bug Fixes - • Dramatically improved battery drain issue that was found in version 3.1. • “Flight not found” occasional issue in the import flight plan feature was fixed and is running smoothly. Note: Dispatch usually has flight plans available NLT 1 hour before departure, and by then it becomes available in SkyPath

Improved GPS location tracking Added fuzzy flight search Added switching cradle type in Settings Added restoring last active route after app restarted Fixed missing airports after route import issue Fixed turbulence alert sound volume Other bug fixes and general improvements