Now with automatic Area charts where they exist. Just zoom in and the low enroute chart will be replaced. Also fixed issue with overlap L2/L11.

You can look up future chart releases here.

A vote please: Let me know if you want IFR low enroute Area charts by default or after zooming in (to some level). Currently I’m leaning towards just using the Area charts (where they exist), it doesn’t seem to be that much difference from the low enroute charts but since I don’t fly in Area chart coverage areas I may be wrong.

Please let me know your preference. If there is enough interest I may also have the area charts as a separate chart type (like the TAC/FLY) charts. Again, as I don’t fly in area charts areas I really don’t know what YOU use.

Future release cycles are listed here.
Please let me know if you have any issues.

Turns out there was a chart overlap issue in 1105 (due to the new FAA low enroute IFR charts). If you cached this region, and you can’t see the updated charts, please do this:
1. Unselect the US South Central Region. Tap on Start. The checkmark should go away.
2. Re-select the US South Central Region. Tap on Start. The app will ask if you really want to download again. Tap OK. Once region has been downloaded, you’re good to go.

Please let me know if there are any other issues with the new IFR charts.

More WAC coverage, re-order Denver and Cheyenne sectional charts, brand new low enroute charts (FAA added geo-referencing). Next cycle is June 2nd.
You can look up future chart cycles here.

If you have any issues, please let me know.

Next release is May 5.
Check all release dates here.

Please let me know if you have any issues.

Now with IFR high enroute Alaska charts.
Next release is April 7. All cycles can be found here.

Please let me know if there are any issues updating.

Next chart release is March 10. You can look up the release cycles here.

Please let me know if you have any issues.