Anyone have any recommendations? Enroute, VFR/IFR, Approach plates, etc. I like to plan my flights with a VFR chart but it isn't necessary. Really miss those GNC charts I used in the USAF years ago.Any help appreciated

Hi Dave,Well, if you live near a military airfield, you could go out to operations and ask them if you can have their old pubs (DOD FLIP)when they throw them away (send them to the recycle facility). Good idea to call ahead the first time and talk to the ops officer. Next changeover is this coming Thursday (July 10th). BTW, I live and do my sim flying in the US.If you are not near a military field, try the FBO at the local airfield. Usually a good source.If you are looking for online stuff, try thishttp://www.geocities.com/bobandrepont/iap.htmSome of this is out of date, clearance unlimited now charges for stuff, but it is a source. HTH,Paul

You might find this a useful list:http://www.tooby.demon.co.uk/P_Assist_Desc...sFLightPlanningBest regards,--Brian Tooby (AirToob) TCA Pilot #2658Pilot's Assistant Home Page:http://www.tooby.demon.co.uk/P_Assist_Home.html

Sorry, I meant to write that Echoplate now charges --a subscription fee. Paul

Here's all the stuff you'll ever need. The whole works:https://164.214.2.62/products/digitalaero/index.cfm-------Justinhttp://www.fsgenesis.netHigh Quality Scenery for FS200x

I agree, try a military base, it's where I get a full complete library of worldwide charts.Lobaeux

HI Lobaeux,But you don't need to go to a military base. You can download the whole worldwide works right there.:-)-------Justinhttp://www.fsgenesis.netHigh Quality Scenery for FS200x

Hi Justin,could you describe what software I need to use the data?Is this ArcView? Thanks for the tipp the amount of data is amazing :(ByeMarkus>Here's all the stuff you'll ever need. The whole works:>>https://164.214.2.62/products/digitalaero/index.cfm>>------->Justin>http://www.fsgenesis.net>High Quality Scenery for FS200x

HI Markus,The Tables you can import into MS Excel.The documents are just .pdf and can be read in Adobe Acrobat.AFAIK, that's the only software you'll need.-------Justinhttp://www.fsgenesis.netHigh Quality Scenery for FS200x

Justin's link is interesting, but here's some others for the "library".http://socrates.jeppesen.com/onlinepubs/aptdiag.phtml?Below there is a link to AOPA which has more free plates, and the AOPA site links to www.aviation.org which has many more.sg

HI Scott,Yes, probably many more places. But even Jeppesen, I'm fairly certain, uses DAFIF as their source.DAFIF is straight from the horses mouth, as it were.-------Justinhttp://www.fsgenesis.netHigh Quality Scenery for FS200x

There should be some software available to read this data. I've used Excel, as recommended. Though I'm sure I could figure out the column alignment with trial and error, there's got to be an easier way. Anybody has any idea of available readers for this data?Regards,Dave Vega