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I found a couple of resources:
www.airnav.com - you can
download the PDF for each airport's approach individually
and store them for reference later however you want (too much work for
me though).
For my Android tablet, I found an app called 'Flightintel for
Pilots'. I paid less than $8 and can download several hundred at a
time by region. I live in Florida and downloaded four files that
combined cover the Southeastern US. It sorts them by airport and runway
for me. I don't know if it is available for the IPad, but it's great on my
Android.
Love to hear what everyone else has
done,
Dave
David Powell CRFA
(386) 868-5858
Has
anyone found a website to download approach plates to a kindle or ipad since
pdfplates has gone out of business?
Fly Safe,
Christopher J.
Alberti
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