July 7, 20178 yr I noticed on the default GPS (and on my GTN 750 in the Panthera which, I believe, uses the GPS data) there are a ton of way points I could use for flight planning purposes. However, I don't find most of those listed on the charts I am pulling up from Skyvector and/or searching the internet. Any suggestions on what map I can use that will generate data from the GTN430 file that I am using for the source of my Nav data?
July 8, 20178 yr @ckelly14: Maybe you could give an example of some waypoints you can see in the GPS that you can't find on the corresponding Sectional or Airway map. I would have thought if it's not on SkyVector, it doesn't exist :-)
July 13, 20178 yr Author For example, I created ortho for most of the Alps, so I have been flying through the mountains and practicing in limited visibility. As I am flying along, I see a number of waypoints that are obviously used for flying through the valleys and avoiding elevations. However, I don't see them on any of the high or low VFR charts I am looking at. I would love to have access to those for pre-planning purposes. SkyVector doesn't have much info on European airports. I would be happy to pay for a service if needed. Is there a flight planning tool that would utilize the Navdata in the GTN430 folder and display them on a map?
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