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The Pilots Free Flight Atlas - USA
 - 4 customer reviews.
This Pilot Free Flight Atlas is a must have for any flight bag!
This edition covers USA, Canada, and Mexico. The
Free Flight Atlas
for Europe, Southeast Asia, and South Africa is also available.
The base cartography is the US Road-Atlas 1: 2.000.000 which includes
mountain ranges, lakes, rivers, cities, towns, etc.. Parks and
points of interest or historic value and of course, the railways and roadways
are also included. Layered on top of the Road Atlas is all airports in USA
(over 5,500) which have been color coded by runway length /surface and category
of airport such as International, Regional, Civil/Military, etc. The maps
also contain VOR/DME , Reporting points, Waypoints, Volmet frequencies and
Special Use Airspace. This is truly a first of it’s kind.
Aeronautical data provided by Jeppesen.
List Price: $34.95
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Wednesday, October 07, 2009
by Elias from Chicago IL USA
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Friday, February 20, 2009
This could use updating
by DC9-82 Guy from West Chicago IL USA
Pros: Nice display of terrain and aviation info
Cons: frequencies are okay but Idents have changed.
Review: I would give this product 4 and 1\2 stars if it was 2004 when I purchased my first one. But now it is in need of updating. Vor Identifiers have changed all over the country making this product out of date.
Monday, March 17, 2008
First Class Flight Planning Tool
by Francis from Upperville, Virginia, USA
Pros: All of the above
Cons: Canadian coverage would be very useful for pilots using it in an Alaskan context
Review: I do not see how this could be much improved. For its size and weight it has an extraordinary amount of information. For a pilot considering a long trip, perhaps outside his own region, the maps and included data would give a good idea of the resources, IFR or VFR. Then would come the detail work-but this does not claim to be a full chart atlas and would be ten times the size if it were. (I have put this Atlas to work planning a trip to Alaska, and it has done all I needed so far. If only it had more Canadian coverage!)
Monday, January 14, 2008
Very Good Map
by Dan from Naugatuck CT USA
Pros: Easy to read and understand
Cons: Sometimes it is fun flipping back and forth from page to page as you fly.
Review: It was what I was looking for. It has been a big help while I fly to point out points of interest and to fulfill curiosity. Would buy it again.
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