Approach

[Terry]

Hi All:

How do you get the approach charts that you upload as pdf's ?

Do you subscribe? Are they free?

I was impressed that some of you post these charts and was wondering if you paid for all or most or your area?

Thanks;

Terry

 

[deafsound]

www.airav.com has them listed by aiports. You have to scroll down to the bottom of the page. They have arrival, approach, and departure procedures.
It's free!

 

[gismo]

www.airav.com has them listed by aiports. You have to scroll down to the bottom of the page. They have arrival, approach, and departure procedures.
It's free!

They're also available to AOPA members on their website.

 

[Bones]

www.fltplan.com Lots of extras and great flight planning too.

 

[Bill]

Or, you can get them from the horses...um....er.....mouth. Yeah, thats it, mouth.

http://www.naco.faa.gov/digital_tpp.asp?ver=0513&eff=12-22-2005&end=01-19-2006

 

[gismo]

Or, you can get them from the horses...um....er.....mouth. Yeah, thats it, mouth.

http://www.naco.faa.gov/digital_tpp.asp?ver=0513&eff=12-22-2005&end=01-19-2006

One advantage of the AOPA source is that you can download several charts in a single zip file.

 

[Doug R]

I agree with Bones...can get the plates off of fltpln.com + excellent flight planning material. It still amazes me how accurate the proposed flight plan calculated flight times are when compared to the actual flight. A great tool.