HowdyWhere can I find approach plates and airport diagrams for Canadian airports ?Steve

Well, here are a few. http://bathursted.ccnb.nb.ca/vatcan/services/fir_map.html

and here :http://www.aeronauticalchartfinder.com/mod...viewlink&cid=80http://www.hifisim.com/images/asv_beta_member.jpgPatrick/EBBR

Thanks for the links guys, they'll come in handy.I guess though small municipal airports like Buttonville Muni aren't available ?Steve

Hello Steve-You should give this a try (I used to do it!). Go to your local flight school and ask them if you could have some old/outdated approach charts. They usually keep piles of them for instructing but I have never had a problem and used to help myself to piles of 2-3yr old sectionals and approach plates. :)

A while back I found a site that had downloads by region that included all Canadian instrument procedures (outdated, but great for sim) in pdf form. I downloaded them all and then promptly forgot about them when I reformatted my drives and lost them. I have never been able to relocate the source.

I recently got a complete Canada Jeppsen set - last year's outdated data of course - what is the ICAO of the airport - I'll check this evening (US time) to see if that airport has any Instrument Procedures.Most airports without Instrument Procedures are not covered by any diagrams or approach plates.Also - if there were any instrument procedures for the airport in the fall of 2002 - FS2004 probably has them already in the sim. Does the GPS offer any approach procedure choices for the airport?

SteveGo here - http://bathursted.ccnb.nb.ca/vatcan/fir/edmonton/index.htmlDownload "CAP4". All four Toronto airports are contained withinCal Booth (CYXX)

I've even found some outdated Jepp charts on Ebay for a few bucks.Denny

Thanks CalAmazing!!!!I'm so grateful that you happened by the forums today. :-)Steve (CYYZ)