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Old May 1st 04, 02:38 AM
Dave Johnson
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Default Airport Radial/Distance/Fix on Jepp Airport Chart

I "discovered" Jepp has decided to remove the radial/distance/from fix info
on the airport plan view that defined the ARP.

Am I the only one that uses the info .. loaded into the RNAV .. so, for
example, when ATC says 'radar contact 6 NE of the xyz airport' I can look at
the RNAV and verify that I am that far from it? Until I had RNAV I
basically just agreed with ATC.

Well anyway, they decided to drop the info off the charts and it appears
didn't notify any of their subscribers.

Dave
Seneca III driver


 




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