iOS 11 was launched by the company Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), with a major change for Apple Maps, more precisely the ability to see maps from inside buildings, but of course few locations had integrated support initially, so now the Apple company has decided to extend it to other locations as well.
Starting today, iOS 11 Apple Maps has 6 more airports for which there are interior maps, these being: O'Hare International and Midway International from Chicago, McCarran International from Las Vegas, Miami International, Minneapolis–Saint Paul International and Oakland International.
iOS 11 will allow Apple Maps users from all these locations to see everything inside and to geolocate themselves using the Apple Maps application on the iPhone or iPad, so they can more easily find the route to any point of interest in the respective airport.
iOS 1 just lags behind Google Maps with this functionality because it has been offered by the Google company for a very long time, so we are not talking about something new, or possibly innovative, but only about an attempt by those from Apple to offer functions useful that were not available in its platform until now.
