Canadian Approach Plates

[Rhinosaurus]

Anyone know where to get these? IVAO used to have them, but the link is dead now, and I no longer have the copy I downloaded…

[wheelsup_cavu]

If you still have the link the documents may still be available at the Internet Archive, especially if it was a popular site.

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[Rhinosaurus]

I don’t. Though I’m tempted to get one.

Internet archive genius idea. I always forget that.

[BeachAV8R]

I used to have a site that had all the CAP booklets and now it looks like it is dead.

[Hangar200]

Hmmmm…IVAO Canada is in fact no more. I also just checked the US FAA site because…you know, maybe we bought Canada or something…turns out we did not.

For RL or sim?

SimPlates still works for sim

For RL…well…Canada is the world’s second largest country (by landmass) so it would be a bummer if you could’t fly there…shucks.

[wingman1387]

I dont know about websites, but the free app fltplan go for android and iOS includes canadian plates. I think you can actually find it as an app from the windows store as well.

http://www.fltplan.com/mobile.htm

[Rhinosaurus]

I started to realize that since vatsim and ivao link to it. Needs an account. Wasn’t sure if access to the plates was free or not.

Thanks for info.