Charts!

[Guest Ptroinks]

Does anyone know of any sites that has a downloadable approach charts? I've searched and searched, but haven't found anything.

[crvm 0]

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[Guest wee_davie_2612]

Hey

[Guest Chief Wiggum]

Airnav.com has an amazing quantityof US airports SID/STARs and approaches.

[Guest zip]

In the USA, the FAA has SID/STAR/Airport charts now available *free* in PDF format here:http://www.naco.faa.gov/index.asp?xml=naco/online/d_tpp

[Guest Lenny Zaman]

http://www.eurocontrol.int/ead/EADBasic.htmla bit of working but you'll find lotsa charts once you get it right :D

[Olmo 0]

Try https://164.214.2.62/products/digitalaero/index.cfmit's held by National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency and used by USAF.Otherwise try http://www.eurocontrol.int/ais/ under the menu AIS websites.Hope these helps,Olmo Matteo Di CarloCPL/IRLIRF

[Guest Lenny Zaman]

ok i'm gonna give you some info on how to use itfirst off you must have a Java client installed, preferably the one they suggest(see later on) but mine is different and it works anyway ;)So1) click the link2) click 'ENTER EAD BASIC'3)'OK'4) scroll down and click 'GO'5) check the prerequisities as described6) click the EAD logo ontop of the page after you finish 57)JAVA plugin check 'grant permission' or when it gives an error... i just clicked 'OK' and then 'PROCEED ANYWAY'8)you wait a bit for the JAVA plugins to load9) doubleclick on 'PAMS410) play the waiting game11) here comes the tricky part: change the 'authority code' to the first 2 lettres of the airport you seek's ICAO code f.e. EBBR => EB12) hit refresh and wait a bit13) open the charts folder14) select the wanted chart and rightclick it, select VIEW FILE or DOWNLOAD FILE...et voilaCheers

[Allflight57 0]

Go to www.myairplane.com and go to NOAA approach charts or something like that and your all set.