I use FlightAware on my iPad mostly. When I use the App version it doesn’t’t show the detail I am looking for when I use airport activity. When I use the browser version it shows all the detail I want but constantly crashed. I have been using FlightAware with my Original iPad. Any fixes for this? Will a new iPad stop this problem
I use both the app and the website on my iPad 2 with no issues. The iPad hasn’t been updated to the latest iOS and is still on iOS 5.1.1.
Have you tried going to Settings → Safari → Clear Cookies and Data? It will wipe out all your saved website logins and passwords but might be worth trying before you get a new iPad.
I’m having the same problem on my iPad 1. Safari shuts down every time I try to view a tracked flight. At first I thought it had to do with ARINC’s re-direct to show a blocked aircraft, but it seems to happen all the time, regardless of which way I am accessing FlightAware.
I’m pretty sure I cleared my cookies, I’ll try that again. I’m using iOS 5.1.1.
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I did try clearing cookies and data again. That didn’t seem to help. I apologize for you having to deal with me and my old dinosaur iPad 1. I didn’t think of it before, but I’ll try it out on my wife’s slightly newer iPad 2 and report back.
I’ll be sure to close out any other running apps whenever I try to view FlightAware from now on. That has seemed to help some so far. It crashed right away when I tried the full screen window but simple tracking is usable.