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What is the deal with charts in Europe. I know there are Jepp charts,
but are there local govt charts too? Sort of similar to USA with the govt charts in the USA? NW_Pilot wrote: "Peter R." wrote in message ... NW_Pilot wrote: Jeppesens web site really is not user friendly when looking for Just 1 Low Enroute Chart anyone know of a place in the states that has a great selection "World Wide" and that will sell and ship just 1 or 2 charts at a time? Thanks! If you have Jeppesen's FlightStar, you can print off low or high altitude en route charts from the software. -- Peter Yea, I have a Flitestar I like To have the real chart in my hands. |
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Doug schrieb:
What is the deal with charts in Europe. I know there are Jepp charts, but are there local govt charts too? Sort of similar to USA with the govt charts in the USA? Yes. Much like the official sectionals in the USA, each European country publishes its official VFR chart. They are usually called ICAO charts. Of course, Jeppesen sells VFR charts for Europe, too. There are pros and cons of the ICAO charts vs. Jepp: Pro is, you have the "real" thing. It's the official text. No discussions. Con is, each country has its own graphic scheme, so if you travel internationally, you have to learn to read each chart again. Personally, I think this is part of the fun. Learn each country and its particularities. Others think it's a hassle. Again personally, I think Jepp charts fall short when it comes to real visual navigation (i.e. navigation by looking out of the window). Stefan |
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Oops, answering to my own post: What I wrote was thinking VFR. In some
countries, the government doesn't offer IFR charts. That's because the IFR routes are not regulatory but strictly operational, hence the government doesn't care. It's the decision of the ATC organisation (which is owned, but not run by the government) to provide that information. Stefan |
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![]() "Doug" wrote in message ps.com... What is the deal with charts in Europe. I know there are Jepp charts, but are there local govt charts too? Sort of similar to USA with the govt charts in the USA? EU you will find most use jeppesen charts VFR and IFR most pilot shops have them like our fbo's have government charts and I like the Jepp charts better they are thinner, indexes, and easy to read once you go Jepp. it's hard to go back to the Gov. charts! |
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