updates for phoenix class b airspace

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I've heard back from Naviter and they no longer have access to a
database for airspace in the United States. While they can update the
sectional charts they can not update airspace changes like those made
to the phoenix class b. Does any one know of another source for this
data?

Thanks
Mike Martin

[[email protected]]

On Dec 12, 6:54 am, wrote:
> I've heard back from Naviter and they no longer have access to a
> database for airspace in the United States. While they can update the
> sectional charts they can not update airspace changes like those made
> to the phoenix class b. Does any one know of another source for this
> data?
>
> Thanks
> Mike Martin

I constructed a SUA file which depicts the new Sky Harbor airspace and
submitted it to Worldwide Turnpoint Exchange. Look here on the bottom
of the page under Arizona. It is available in either Tim Newport-Pease
or OpenAir format. Note that is only an outline of the airspace not
the detailed style available previously but it can serve to show you
the area on a moving map. And of course you shouldn't use it for
naviagation but refer to the lastest sectional.

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On Dec 12, 7:21 am, wrote:
> On Dec 12, 6:54 am, wrote:
>
> > I've heard back from Naviter and they no longer have access to a
> > database for airspace in the United States. While they can update the
> > sectional charts they can not update airspace changes like those made
> > to the phoenix class b. Does any one know of another source for this
> > data?
>
> > Thanks
> > Mike Martin
>
> I constructed a SUA file which depicts the new Sky Harbor airspace and
> submitted it to Worldwide Turnpoint Exchange. Look here on the bottom
> of the page under Arizona. It is available in either Tim Newport-Pease
> or OpenAir format. Note that is only an outline of the airspace not
> the detailed style available previously but it can serve to show you
> the area on a moving map. And of course you shouldn't use it for
> naviagation but refer to the lastest sectional.

Gary,
I see the file. I am illiterate in regards to working with these
files. What steps do I need to acomplish in order for this to appear
on See You Mobile. (My five-and-a-half year old daughter probably
knows more about this than I do.) Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Mike Martin

[[email protected]]

On Dec 12, 10:07 am, wrote:
> On Dec 12, 7:21 am, wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Dec 12, 6:54 am, wrote:
>
> > > I've heard back from Naviter and they no longer have access to a
> > > database for airspace in the United States. While they can update the
> > > sectional charts they can not update airspace changes like those made
> > > to the phoenix class b. Does any one know of another source for this
> > > data?
>
> > > Thanks
> > > Mike Martin
>
> > I constructed a SUA file which depicts the new Sky Harbor airspace and
> > submitted it to Worldwide Turnpoint Exchange. Look here on the bottom
> > of the page under Arizona. It is available in either Tim Newport-Pease
> > or OpenAir format. Note that is only an outline of the airspace not
> > the detailed style available previously but it can serve to show you
> > the area on a moving map. And of course you shouldn't use it for
> > naviagation but refer to the lastest sectional.
>
> Gary,
> I see the file. I am illiterate in regards to working with these
> files. What steps do I need to acomplish in order for this to appear
> on See You Mobile. (My five-and-a-half year old daughter probably
> knows more about this than I do.) Any help would be appreciated.
> Thanks
> Mike Martin- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -


She also knows more than I do about See You. Hopefully someone using
it will explain if the files are compatable.

[Eric Greenwell]

wrote:

>> Gary,
>> I see the file. I am illiterate in regards to working with these
>> files. What steps do I need to acomplish in order for this to appear
>> on See You Mobile. (My five-and-a-half year old daughter probably
>> knows more about this than I do.) Any help would be appreciated.
>> Thanks
>> Mike Martin- Hide quoted text -
>>
>> - Show quoted text -
>
>
> She also knows more than I do about See You. Hopefully someone using
> it will explain if the files are compatable.

Just add the file to your SeeYou airspace files
(Tools/Airspace?/Add...). The next time you transfer your airspace to
Mobile with the Mobile Wizard, the new airspace will be included. You
might want to permanently deactivate the outdated airspace in Mobile:
tap the airspace on the map, select the one you don't want anymore, tap
"Always", and it's hidden and inactive.

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[Tuno]

Naviter's lack of access to a USA database is a consequence of the
FAA's decision to stop making their USFIF database publicly available.
To make matters worse, the subscription-only database that it now
publishes is in a completely different format.

Bad timing, that.

~ted/2NO

[Marc Ramsey]

Tuno wrote:
> Naviter's lack of access to a USA database is a consequence of the
> FAA's decision to stop making their USFIF database publicly available.
> To make matters worse, the subscription-only database that it now
> publishes is in a completely different format.
>
> Bad timing, that.

To be fair to the FAA, it has been offering the subscription-only
database in the current format for years. It is what is now called the
National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency that makes the data available in
a different format for DOD use, and has recently eliminated public
access. The FAA committed years ago to making the airspace data freely
available on a web site, but never followed through...

Marc