US-Canada airspace/border files available

[Tuno]

Washington to North Dakota:
http://www.justsoar.com/public/sua/wa2nd_canada.sua
http://www.justsoar.com/public/openair/wa2nd_canada.txt

Minnesota to Michigan:
http://www.justsoar.com/public/sua/mn2mi_canada.sua
http://www.justsoar.com/public/openair/mn2mi_canada.txt

Ohio to New Hampshire:
http://www.justsoar.com/public/sua/oh2nh_canada.sua
http://www.justsoar.com/public/openair/oh2nh_canada.txt

And just for Dave, Maine to Maine and back:
http://www.justsoar.com/public/sua/maine_canada.sua
http://www.justsoar.com/public/openair/maine_canada.txt

The Minnesota to Michigan "solution" is far from perfect of course,
with all of the Great Lakes being outside the official US borders. But
I imagine it is still legal to fly from Mackinaw City to St Ignace!

-ted/2NO
Get the best and most current airspace data on the planet at www.justsoar.com

[Dave Nadler]

On Apr 2, 11:20*am, Tuno > wrote:
> Washington to North Dakota:http://www.justsoar.com/public/sua/wa2nd_canada.suahttp://www.justsoar.com/public/openair/wa2nd_canada.txt
>
> Minnesota to Michigan:http://www.justsoar.com/public/sua/mn2mi_canada.suahttp://www.justsoar.com/public/openair/mn2mi_canada.txt
>
> Ohio to New Hampshire:http://www.justsoar.com/public/sua/oh2nh_canada.suahttp://www.justsoar.com/public/openair/oh2nh_canada.txt
>
> And just for Dave, Maine to Maine and back:http://www.justsoar.com/public/sua/maine_canada.suahttp://www.justsoar.com/public/openair/maine_canada.txt
>
> The Minnesota to Michigan "solution" is far from perfect of course,
> with all of the Great Lakes being outside the official US borders. But
> I imagine it is still legal to fly from Mackinaw City to St Ignace!
>
> -ted/2NO
> Get the best and most current airspace data on the planet atwww.justsoar.com

Thanks !
Best Regards, Dave

PS: Yes, I do fly the Antares up to the Canadian border from Boston:
http://www.onlinecontest.org/olc-2.0/gliding/flightinfo.html?flightId=1017231311

[Tuno]

My pleasure Dave :)

A note to anyone interested in these (justsoar.com) border/airspace
files: there are other airspace/border files available for the US
borders, and have been for a long time. The difference twixt these and
those is these are not an open sequence of points. SeeYou (not sure
about other apps but I suspect they're the same) will attempt to close
the open sequence if you add one of those as an airspace, which
results in an incorrect rendering of the "border". "These" files fix
the problem by adding fictional points on the no-fly side of the
boundary, creating a moat of sorts. This makes them useful for US
pilots, and useless for pilots trying to stay out of the US.

Choose the files that solve your particular problem, be they those or
these.

2NO