USIFR/USVFR supplements?
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IFR Sups
Are you talking about the IFR books with the white covers? I heard tell that they were supposed to be canceling public access to them, if they can still be had, please give me an address where I can get one. Thanks
Are you talking about the IFR books with the white covers? I heard tell that they were supposed to be canceling public access to them, if they can still be had, please give me an address where I can get one. Thanks
That's a shame, those IFRs were the best thing going, I guess all this post 9/11 terrorist paranoia made the powers that be feeling that such books contained TMI, Thanks for enlightening me.
K4DHR
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Are you referring to the DOD supplements (ones that contain the IR/VR routes, refueling routes, etc)? Or are you referring to the mid-cycle IAP updates?
rmiller818
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You have a link or example of what your looking for? And are you looking for something specific?
SkipSanders
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Try here:
KLRF Student Resources : Docs/Pubs/Forms
Current FLIPS, including the IFR/VFR suppliments, and lots of other stuff. Browse through the whole site for a lot of aircraft related info.
KLRF Student Resources : Docs/Pubs/Forms
Current FLIPS, including the IFR/VFR suppliments, and lots of other stuff. Browse through the whole site for a lot of aircraft related info.
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I was at the understanding they weren't published anymore.
Those are exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!SkipSanders said:
I was at the understanding they weren't published anymore.
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Oh, they're published, obviously. Just not supposed to be freely available to all, anymore, as we the people cannot be trusted.
The site producer apparently has official access, and is under the impressison that they ARE available on the web, so he includes them. We won't tell him, right? He does note on the page that another program he DOES know is 'not public' isn't available without a password from him.
I'd grab, before he finds out he's wrong, and passwords the FLIP's, too.
The site producer apparently has official access, and is under the impressison that they ARE available on the web, so he includes them. We won't tell him, right? He does note on the page that another program he DOES know is 'not public' isn't available without a password from him.
I'd grab, before he finds out he's wrong, and passwords the FLIP's, too.
rmiller818
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Just curious, is there a reason you wanted those specifically instead of just getting an AFD and approach plates?
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Cause these are free and it's a heck of a lot easier to search a PDF on a PC then it is to search a book by hand.rmiller818 said:
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great. Thanks for pointing me in right direction.
rmiller818
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I gotcha, didn't know if there was something really big I was missing. Free is always nice.
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