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It’s finally here: our WingMag App! Maybe you already enjoy reading this news in our App. But some of you will probably already have noticed it on our social channels: we have released an App! So the WingMag is no longer “only” available as a classic online magazine, but also as a practical app for your smartphone.
We are starting with our iOS version, with which you as an iPhone user can now also read our news, reports, columns and picture galleries directly on your smartphone. Comfortably and at any time.
It was important to us to be able to offer you an even better reading experience. Even though our web magazine has been “responsive” since the beginning and works well on any smartphone browser, we are fans of Apps ourselves and couldn’t wait any longer.
One of the most important features are the “push notifications”, which you can activate in the App for your iPhone. This way, you will never miss an article again and you will be notified as soon as there is something new about aviation. You don’t have to be afraid of spam, we currently publish between two and four articles per week.
Besides all the changes that the corona crisis brings with it, especially for the aviation industry, there is also a lot of good news. Of innovations, location developments and interviews with decision-makers in the industry. A lot of exclusive content is now waiting for you in the App. Feel free to try it out, take a look and let us know what you think of the App.
The WingMag App is also available for Android smartphones. However, users of the Google operating system will have to be patient a little longer. Although the WingMag App has already been submitted to the store, we are still waiting for Google to authorize it. As soon as the app is officially available, we will let you know.
Any questions? You want to know more about our App? Then you can find more information about our new WingMag aviation App here.
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