Suppose to deliver an fresh 763 from KBFI to ANA in Osaka, they would prefer delivery at Kansai, since they have better facilities there.However, RJBB does not exist in PICFMC ? Oh well used Osaka after all, but someone know if this will be added ?Further more, how reliable are the SID/STARS from FSNavigator ? They seem to have frequent updates for them.

RJBB (Kansai) IS in the database - perhaps you do not have the latest one.Try downloading AIRAC-0211(from airports.dat)RJBB 34.427306 135.244072(from wpNavAPT.txt)Kansai Intl RJBB06 11483057 34.417378 135.229278108.1005700026Kansai Intl RJBB24 11483237 34.437233 135.258867110.7023700026Download it here --> http://www.navdata.atRegarding FSNAV SIDS/STARS - I personally did not find them very useful when compared to having a chart handy. Of course the FSNAV info is obsolete when using the PIC.Good luck!Ian Elchitz CYWG

Where could I get these charts, also I'd like appraoch plates for accurate elevation ILS/Glidescope interception, seems to vary from around 3500 to 2400 feet.....KSAN I never seem low enough to intercept the ILS Rwy 9, I like to hand fly sometimes (challenging as heck, in bad weather) but the fun is watching the appraoch of the 767......

>Where could I get these charts, As I said in the post, you need to update your AIRAC database here --> http://www.navdata.at>also I'd like appraoch >plates for accurate elevation You can get all the approach plates you can handle for the USA here --> http://edj.net/cgi-bin/echoplate.pl>KSAN I never seem low enough to intercept the ILS Rwy 9,Since you come in over the water - feel free to get nice and low on that approach if I recall correctly you want to be at 2000' about 7-9 nm our for that approach.Suggest you try the LOC27 approach there into KSAN - much more challeging and a great site weaving through the buildings with the terrain all around you down to a displaced threshold.If you like to fly the California Area I suggest two good websites for flight planning, charts and information are the VATSIM ARTCC websites for Oakland and Los Angeles Centers:ZOA --> www.oakartcc.orgZLA --> www.laartcc.orgHope this helps - have fun.Ian Elchitz CYWG

Excellent, thank you !