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My son gave me an iPad for Christmas and we checked out about three or four flight programs. A couple them he could not get to load correctly, so we settled on ForeFlight. I have used it twice on two round trips in a Cessna Caravan, and all I can says is that the program is great. It is amazing...

Have used the iFly 700 for about half dozen trips between Houston and Austin. The maps are easy to read, does a good job of keeping track of your position, with the GPS plug in. We used it together with a Garmin G1000, and the tracking is amazing dead-on.

What I'm looking for is to see there was an approach plate for the following Texas Austin Bird's Nest Airport. There is some question if there was ever a FAA approach or did this airport have a private non published plate. The time frame is 1987. Thanks

RollCloud; Please let me know what I owe for the books and postage and I will get you a check. Thanks David

Three of my friends have done that already yesterday, Jeppesen only goes back ten years. Looking for an old library that might still have the books from 1980.

Where does one fine an old Jeppesen Approach Plate Book, that would have the IFR approaches dating back in the eighties? If anyone know where I could fine one for Texas in the 1980 time frame, I would be much appreciated. Thanks

Been flying co-pilot in a Garmin G1000 Caravan for 2 years, takeoff and land in less than 1,650 feet regularly. The "SVT" in the G1000 is awesome.