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January 24th 05, 08:27 AM
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Flyin'8,
What about the one made by Jeppesen... FliteStar? It is what AOPA's FlightPlanner is based on, hence it has the same "look-and-feel" and the same disadvantage of not having some landmarks, BUT: with FliteStar you can underlay (scanned) "paper" charts (like Jeppesen VFR+GPS) you can/have to buy from them. I'm using FliteStar for several years now and are satisfied using it for VFR and IFR. Planning a flight is made easy with their VectorChart technology, where you can declutter the screen (e.g. just showing navaids and airspace) and adding more details when you need them later. Best Regards Kai Glaesner 
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