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iBriefing
  • CategoryUtilities
  • Versions2 archived
  • Installable2 of 2
  • AvailabilityRemoved from the App Store
  • Bundle IDcom.leosh.ibriefing

RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 4.0 or later.

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To install apps directly onto this device, it must be jailbroken with AppSync installed.
2.4.0
Requires iOS 4.2+
2.7 MB Install Download
2.4.1
Requires iOS 4.2+
2.7 MB Install Download

Archived Reviews

Good App but...
     
by raceman1 · February 2, 2010

Initially looked like a good app but turned out not to work propperly in all areas. Notam not working and TAF's only partially. Needs update.

Notams
     
by B777Capt · June 21, 2011

The Notam function only works for European airports. Pl fix.

too expensive
     
by captjeffb · May 10, 2011

There are much better apps than this for much less money. I request a refund please.

0 star
     
by Talal Iskandar · July 12, 2013

If I had an an option to take away that lone star up there I would have, this application is a ripoff it worked for a couple of months and now it stops to function fully.

Good app
     
by FourthDegree · July 17, 2010

This is a really good app, but all the data is partial and it is buggy (crashes, huge load times) and it needs an update

Whats wrong with the NOTAMS??
     
by Spoogie-DXB · June 13, 2011

I installed this program a few weeks ago and was working quite fine, now the NOTAMS service just seems to hang up and no NOTAMS are delivered. Is there a problem???

Complete disappointment
     
by Offroad57 · October 11, 2010

Airport data very limited (you can get more info for FREE if you look around), same for weather. Some very basic calculator functions, a few (some non-working links in the "briefcase") - to sum it up, waste of time (and $10 of petty cash)

Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.