Yes, FDeck is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
✅ The FDeck app appears to be high-quality and legitimate. Users are very satisfied.
FDeck has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is $15.66.
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4.78 out of 5
215 ratings in United States
I love that you made this app, it’s amazing and so easy to use. I’m an aviation enthusiast and I can’t wait to use this when I get on a plane next. One other thing I appreciate a lot, thank you for being a human who is going through and replying to these reviews and not a bot that puts the same thing. That’s underrated. Keep up the work!
Displays like a back course . Need fix so TO indication results in flight to needle Are you going to fix the reverse sending BC VOR Needles? I don’t want to buy premium til I see the repaired.
I have been searching for this app for a long time. There used to be similar ones but they disappeared. Thanks to the author. Keep up the good work.
Flight deck portion of the APP works but I can’t get any of the maps to load/display.
This is a very valuable tool have on your instrument panel.
This is the perfect companion for the road or air! I use it daily!
I bought this app for the inclinometer and found it super useful for vehicles. The extra aviation instrumentation is a bonus. Thanks for putting this out. Awesome
I use fDeck quite often as a backup to my glass instruments as well as when flying the light-sport that has the bare minimum instruments. I guess it’s a good comfort zone for me as an older pilot.
Just started using this app recently and what a surprise I’m a flight instructor and Instrument Instructor (CFII) and this app offers all sorts of utilities for both teaching and flying. The applications for this app are too numerous to detail but . . . I like to set the ADF (RMI) to the destination airport when shooting approaches so that when I’m turned over to CTAF I can give very accurate position reports Additionally, I keep nearby VORs in the flight planner function so that I can give rapid position reports relative to Nav Aids when I’m requesting flight following or practice approaches. I use the chronometer for always having access to ZULU time and flight time and, it has an approach timer as well (and fuel estimations). The map function allows me to teach navigation to primary students augmented by the creation of virtual positions for teaching prior to a flight. The new flight planner function makes this app more practical than many other similar apps. I keep an active list of favorite NAV-Aids and airports and can easily “tune“ them with the flick of a finger I’m really looking forward to what this developer will continue to do with this app, I’m using it now for most flights.
I can’t wait to use this on my Trike that I fly !
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