Glad it helped.

Welcome

Glad you found it useful

Welcome. Glad you found it useful.

Welcome. Glad you found it useful.

Yes you can. 1. Select the desired Approach in ForeFlight. 2. In the ForeFlight edit menu, click on the Approach Procedure bubble. 3. In the drop-down menu, select “expand” for the procedure. You will now see all of the fixes/waypoints for the selected approach broken out into their individual components. Now send the flight plan to your Garmin device. You will now see the entire approach procedure depicted on your Garmin device. However, you will notice that Garmin will not recognize the names of all the waypoints and/or fixes. It will, however, insert all of them and define them as user waypoints. Hope this helps. Note: I have noticed at times when doing this that a runway threshold will not be recognized in my Garman device. There are times when it will insert the runway threshold as a waypoint not associated with the procedure. The correct runway threshold may be obtained simply by selecting the approach in your Garmin device and cleaning up the flight plan so it flows properly.

Hello. Yes, the iPad connects with X-Plane via WiFi and Garmin 660 connects to the iPad via Bluetooth for the purpose of syncing flight plans between the two devices. However, the 660 connects to the X-plane via hard wire as described in the link contained in the description.

Hi Glenn. I don’t think earlier generations of Aera have flight plan sharing.

Hello. Based on your comments I created a flight plan in ForeFlight on my iPad and established multiple user way points based on latitude and longitude. They transferred to the aera 660 without issue. Also tried the reverse and they transferred to the iPad without issue.

@@sogpilot3137 Thanks.. I verified that also but there was on one incident a slight change in the flight path between the path on FF and the path shown on Aera after transfer fro FF to Aeera.

Hi, so can one connect aera via Bluetooth to iPad ( just to share the flight plan that was created on my iPad foreflight, , and iPad has a Sim and use that for my forefflifght as normal when flying?

Hello. I don’t know about iFly compatibility.

Hello. No question it would. Garmin likes to play in their own sandbox.

Hello. The 760, like the 660, includes IFR and VFR charts for situational awareness. I chose the 660 because I have limited panel space and I primarily use my iPad mini with ForeFlight.

@@sogpilot3137 thanks! The garmin info page is a bit confusing as it doesn't mention IFR for the 760, it is something I need to special order and the dealer know nothing about these aero tablets.

Hello. The Aera 660 and iPad (ForeFlight) communicate via Bluetooth connection

Hello. Yes, my experience is the same. I connect each time using the setup menu.

Interesting…it seems my 660 connects w 210 automatically every time. One difference may be that my 660 is hardwired to the GTX 345 for ADSB and uses the BT to 210 only for flight plan data

Same here. I have to go into the set up manual and make my connection each flight.

I didn’t realize visual procedures would not transfer. Verified that just now. Frankly, I’ve never found the visual procedures in ForeFlight useful because they almost always are incorrect with regard to pattern entry. When flying the visual, I simply enter the airport and set extended runway center lines to help plan the pattern entry prior to arrival.