[Swordmaker]

Ahh the title of the thread should give you a clue. Planes didn't fly because Apple did a live update.

Uh, Apple does not do live updates on iPads, iPhones, or iPods. The user selects when to update iOS on those devices. Try to be accurate when BASHING Apple.

The fact is that it was not iOS, or Apple that screwed up. It was the APP provider that included two conflicting maps for JFK, when the APP could not resolve the conflict, it crashed. The problem was resolved by returning to the terminal downloading a new version of the data which solved the problem.

You Anti-Apple asshats have been joyfully bashing Apple when, as I pointed out, thousands of flights have flown since the update to iOS 8.3 without a single problem with the iPad's hardware or operating system. I suggested it had to be something external to those. I was correct.

[Mad Dawgg]

"You Anti-Apple asshats have been joyfully bashing Apple when, as I pointed out, thousands of flights have flown since the update to iOS 8.3"

Well done Sparky I knew you could hit ad hominem in under three replys

Quick question. Can an Apple iOS update glitch an iPad so that APPs won't work properly or the unit itself won't work properly?