"J.D. Schmidt" wrote:
> AD plates are available for any licensed pilot via the FAA, otherwise it
> would be impossible to plan a flight between airports.
For many countries the use of these 'official' aerodrome ground layouts
is _explicitly_ restricted to performance of real-life flights, no
matter if you get these charts for free or have to buy them from
Jeppesen or your local authorities. Even the comparatively permissive
Danish AIP (I've never flown outside Europe) has a copyright which
reads:
Copyright
As certain information in this publication are the
property of the Civil Aviation Administration and/
or third parties, no part may be reproduced except
as authorized by written permission from the
Civil Aviation Administration, Denmark.
Take care ....
Martin.
--
Unix _IS_ user friendly - it's just selective about who its friends are !
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