I like David's much better.

I have mid-speed DSL and a computer that would have been very fast just a
couple of years ago; and the speed difference between the map types is truly
dramatic.

The Google map really is very cool to play with, but the pure html map is
fast, intuitive, allows plenty of space for added data, and really gets the
job done. If the "planning" is taking place at an FBO, just before
preflighting an airplane, there is no comparison.

Peter

"FLAV8R" wrote in message
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That was very cool map.
It has some great links to charts and my favorite website "Airnav".
The only problem is that it doesn't have room for opinions and remarks.
I like dated opinions of both service, pricing and walking distance.
But I really do like what you did with the Google map.

David - KGYH



"M" wrote in message
oups.com...
I made this webpage a while back:

http://www.chouby.com/apps/100dollarhamburger.html


FLAV8R wrote:
I know this has been done before, but has anyone thought about putting
together another list of on-field places to eat?
JP took everyone's input and used it for his own profit.

I would be willing to recreate a website listing for free (always free)
if
there was enough input.
Has anyone else looked into this? I really do miss being able to check
out
the different airports
and seeing which ones offer food.

Yes I know that Airnav does have it to a certain extent, but you have
to
go
airport by airport.


David - KGYH