Aerosim Checkride CRJ200

If you are iPhone and iPad owner,you now can download Aerosim Checkride CRJ200 for $29.99 from Apple Store. The application is designed for use in English language. It weighs in at only 21.8 MB to download. It is highly advisable to have the latest app version installed so that you don`t miss out on the fresh new features and improvements. The current app version 1.5 has been released on 2014-11-25. The Apple Store includes a very useful feature that will check if your device and iOS version are both compatible with the app. Most iPhone and iPad are compatible. Here is the app`s compatibility information: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.Requires iOS 4.3 or later.
Bottom Line: For more information about Aerosim Checkride CRJ200 check developer Aerosim`s website : http://www.aerosim.com/checkride

I purchased this believing it would be a mobile version of Aerosim s interactive VFD In fact it is not interactive at all This app does not include checklists or flow patterns and you can not see the results of pushing any of the buttons Its essentially a 30 picture of a CRJ cockpit     Worthless Polywaga

I purchased this to help study for recurrent training and I am very pleased The app works well and looks great The ability to add your own notes to any switch or button is a terrific feature and allows you to add company restrictions mnemonic devices etc Overall I m very pleased and I highly recommend this to any 200 driver                     A great app Ed12p

It s a work in progress as I see it While this app does seem to have accurate information from what I have explored There could be some more useful functionality added to this with ease For starters they have a notepad that allows you to add notes to switches then highlights them blue so you can click on them and read the notes This is a nice function for making notes about switches and buttons With a little extra coding I m sure though they could make it so much more If they could let your create multiple notepads and store them on the side it would effectively let you create flows to study based on how your company flys A little more coding and I m sure you could have it remember the order in which you pressed the button similar to how a key logger works so that it could play the button selection order back to you as a flow using the same highlighting it already has think of the game Simon As far as the other commenter that complained about this having no flows he is right but this app does not deserve a 1 star for that This is a check ride prep supplement not a flow trainer as it currently is The information is fairly basic but does help with overall cockpit awareness and with the correct airline training manuals you can makes this a nice supplement to your training             Has its uses but could use some work Stygian42

I am taking CRM class and I thought this would be helpful apps I would not recommend any one to purchase this apps All it does is explain about the switches and buttons and it doesn t even have flows I wouldn t spend 32 bucks for this crap     Worthless Sthapa

This app is not worth a dollar let alone what they want for it Full of incorrect information the information that is correct is very vague You cannot view the full EICAS pages because the app defaults to portrait view and cut off half the page even if you have the iPad turned for landscape If you prepared for a checkride using the information provided here you d be sure to fail I ve emailed the developer but complaints go unanswered Don t waste your money     Still a horrible app total ripoff Motoflyer

I m also a CRJ200 First officer on the cusp of being furloughed and on reserve even on weekends I found this app to be a disappointment It isn t interactive if you touch something it doesn t move it just says what it does There is no interactivity on any of the screens or computers so you won t be doing much studying there             Ok Eurylokhos

Im a CRJ 200 First Officer gets weekends off and this app is the coolest thing since sliced bread You can add your own notes to theirs and in my opinion this is the most efficient and best way to study for the systems portion of a checkride or AQP Thanks for developing this software and I think if you guys develop the same program for the other planes that typically are flown in the US it will become industry standard and it will travel by word of mouth fast It really is that cool                     CRJ pilot review Avi14673