Signature Flight Support has launched iFBO, an iPhone application designed to provide its customers with handheld access to flight planning and service information. Earlier this year, Signature launched the mobile version of its website, which it says lead to a "dramatic increase" in the use of handheld devices accessing its website. The free iFBO app can be downloaded from Apple's iTunes store for the iPhone and iPad.
Source: Flight Daily News
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