I've been flying MFS since version 5 when I was a kid: takeoff, basic vor navigation, VFR landing and that's about it. Great fun tho

Recently I've dived into IFR flying and been doing my approach with help of the simcharts provided in the FSX training lessons. All works out pretty well, however, to really enjoy all this IFR-flying I need simcharts of évery airport. And I don't mean the simple computer generated maps like the ones you can see at fscharts.com, but the (almost) real life VOR/ILS approach maps provided by Jeppesen (which they discontinued, grr!).

So... How? Where? When? What? Help!

Thanks.


PS and off-topic: See, this is why I don't like subscription based services. Once a company decides to throw the towel you're screwed. Give me a raw download that can sit on my hard drive for eternity!

Hi,

http://aeronav.faa.gov/index.asp?xml=aeronav/applications/d_tpp

http://www.czvr.ca/_Pilot_Resources/_Charts/index.php

http://chartfinder.vatsim.net

http://charts.vatsim.net

http://www.vacc.ch/en/documents/airports_and_charts/LFSB

http://www.cfmu.eurocontrol.int/cfmu/public/standard_page/ead_homepage.html

http://skyvector.com

http://flightaware.com

OFF

Thanks. Useful links

In the mean time I also laid my hands on the older Jeppesen Simcharts v3, which suit me perfectly as well.