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lid says...


That's not completely true, go to http://ais.fi/, click the IN ENGLISH
tab and then eAIP link. You will get the whole AIP, including all
route and approach charts.

A similar system is at least on the Estonian AIP pages.

Because I told speak Fin I don't know what that is all about. If the
data are current that are the exception. And, I don't need to learn
seversl chart formats to fly internationally.


Please read again: CLICK THE IN ENGLISH TAB, and try again.

There is an ICAO standard format for the charts,
which our AIS follows to the letter.

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It may not be that simple. US users are familiar with the TERPS
presentation, which is not used in most of Europe. Pans-Ops is similar, but
does require some further study to interpret all the details correctly.
Jeppesen regroups the information in a familiar way in all countries, and
this can be a real help, rather than having to learn new charting
conventions every hal-hour as you cross from one smallish country to the
next.

By curiosity, do you have a similar link for the Latvian and Lithuanian
charts, in English?
Cheers

Tauno Voipio