SkyVector.com, a site that has long provided very high quality scans of VFR
sectionals, TACs, and Fly charts, has now added low-altitude en-route IFR
charts to its database! High-altitude charts will follow. This is a huge
effort by the site, since IFR charts are available only on paper from the FAA
and are updated very frequently (every 8 weeks).

Of course, these online scans should not be used for real-world navigation
(wink, wink), but SkyVector is very good at keeping all its scans absolutely
current.

"Mxsmanic" > wrote in message
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> xxxxxxxxx.com, a site that has long provided very high quality scans of
> VFR

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And since you don't fly, why should any of this matter to you?

"Viperdoc" > wrote in message
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> And since you don't fly, why should any of this matter to you?

Oh, he flies...like Timothy Leary flew.

El Maximo writes:

> Spam reported to

All that does is fill their trash folder.

Viperdoc writes:

> And since you don't fly, why should any of this matter to you?

Because the same site is also very useful for simulation. I know, however,
that many real-life pilots use it (even though they technically should not
depend on it).

"Mxsmanic" > wrote in message
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> El Maximo writes:
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>> Spam reported to
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> All that does is fill their trash folder.

Not according to their reply....

El Maximo writes:

> Not according to their reply....

Nobody ever says "I'm throwing this away."