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Version 1.5.1 · 2026-03-16
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The store currently lists version 1.5.1, updated 2026-03-16.








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Pocket Flight Management Assistant (PFMA) is a flight computer designed for the professional pilot, with a familiar look resembling the computers onboard most modern automated cockpits.
The E6B Edition emulates the functions present on the traditional "Wizz Wheel" providing the pilot with a complete and powerful solution for flight planning and inflight aviation calculations.
Features:
- Real life avionics look & feel
- Customizable quick access buttons
- Configurable units
- Block and airtime chronographs
- Comfortable keypad for inflight use
- Basic math calculator functionality
- Selectable themes
Formulas included:
- Airspeed and altitude
- Wind triangle
- Runway crosswind
- Fuel usage
- Great circle navigation (point to point)
- Vertical profile (descent/climb)
- Unit conversions
- Holding Patterns
- Sunrise-Sunset
- Rate of turn
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