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ForeFlight provides moving map display on VFR Sectionals as well as high and=
 low IFR charts. Moving map does not work on appch plates or taxi diagrams.=20=


You can down load the app and use it free for 30 days. It's the puppy dog sa=
les technique. You'll fall in love with it and want to keep it.=20

John Hafen

On Nov 1, 2010, at 10:26 AM, H & J Johnson <hjjohnson@sasktel.net> wrote:

> I used an iPad yesterday for the first time as an electronic flight bag. W=
e're evaluating using it in our
> corporate flight op's. Currently I'm using JepView and Jep Internet Flight=
 planner on my desktop=20
> for planning. We're testing FliteDeck in the cockpit [on the iPad] for app=
roach charts and terminal proceedures.=20
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> Is there any way to also have enroute charting [LE or High charts] on an i=
Pad? I'm not looking for=20
> GPS positioning on the chart, just an electronic equivalent of a paper cha=
rt.
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> Any help much appreciated!
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> Btw, so far FliteDeck has worked pretty well! It's much faster to find cha=
rts than any book [or my
> pre-printed Flight packages from the planning software]
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> Jarrett Johnson
> [320 55% {and holding.. but soon to be back in production!}]
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