Once you figure it out it becomes easy. Make sure you have the recommended or later Java installed (free from Java).As said earlier, PAMS LIGHT to load data inquiry form, seleck UK (EG), Civil Authority, AIP Type: Charts and press Search. All UK charts are listed. EGGD is on pg 5 where you find aerodrome, approach, departure, STARs and other neat stuff. Much more than from Navigraph and it is free and the real thing.

.. but unless I'm missing something, you do not insert the airport code to try and find a chart but the location, you then end up having to trawl through pages and pages to find your airport! Or am I wrong?

Finding the right page is quick because they are alphabetical. However, you can check the 'Advance' search option and enter *EGGD* and only that location will be listed by the search.

Finding the right page is quick because they are alphabetical. However, you can check the 'Advance' search option and enter *EGGD* and only that location will be listed by the search.

Now that's more interesting Dan. I couldn't find that anywhere. I'll do that straight away, cheers.

the star for Bristol on the EGCC _EGGD route is BRI 1Ahope this helpsmel

Hello Rockliffe,I think that I am at approx. the same stage with PMDG737NGX as you are. I have read the above with great interest and have now looked into the Navigraph page. Now I wonder if it is worth while to get both a flight planner (e.g. FlightSim Commander) AND the data from Navigraph. I tend to think that it might be more fun to plan from the charts then code the FMC. (NOTE: The Navigraph data might not be expensive as such, but I am quite sure that after a while I will have spend a small fortune on that account ;-) )RegardsCarl Michael

Hi Carl.My advice is to not go with a Flight Planner before PFPX.com comes out. Invest your money in that, and use VATSIM regional websites to get charts. They are all-ways up to date because they link to national aviation authorityies. For scandinavia go here:http://www.vatsim-scandinavia.org/Pilots/Chartsfor real life route planning (register for free) go here:http://www.eurofpl.eu/That's as real as i gets (when PFPX comes out), and the NGX sure deserves it!Mas

for real life route planning (register for free) go here:http://www.eurofpl.eu/

So Mas, i'm registered, but how the hell do you find the charts???

Hi Mas,PFPX - I haven't heard about it before. Could you please elaborate a bit.RegardsCarl Michael