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On-screen ruler for estimating distance and time between points.Side profile including airspace and terrain.

Visual NOTAM display and active download.

Detailed weather displayed on the map (TAF, METAR, rain radar (Europe), winds aloft.

Make perfect approaches every time with detailed approach plates now available for many countries.

In-flight navigation (requires Navigation/GPS subscription).

>30,000 free vector geo-referenced airfields.

Google Maps in-app integration perfect for planning approaches.

Vector charts available free of charge anywhere in the world which declutter as you zoom out and text rotates as you turn.

Choices include national aviation (ICAO) charts and privately created charts such as Bossy for France and Portolano for Italy (for a full list, please see our website). Download charts of anywhere in the world to your iPad.

Always fly with the chart you are most familiar with.

Grab and drag routes for rapid route planning.

Removal of duplicate airspace controlling authority names from all airspace annotations, except in the outer extremity of the relative controlling authority’s CAS.RunwayHD is a sophisticated planning and navigation tool for VFR flying which you can unlock for flight with your Airbox chart subscription*.Ěpplication of a white halo effect to all aeronautical information annotations that are located over land, and all airspace annotations embedded in airspace boundary tints.where adjacent to airspace with higher base level.

Re-alignment of all airspace annotations along the leading edges of airspace boundaries, i.e.white classification lettering within appropriate classification (blue or magenta) coloured box. Reversal of the colour formatting of airspace classifications boxes i.e.all internal boundaries as well as external extremities of controlled airspace. Ěddition of boundary tint to all airspace boundaries regardless of classification.The changes, which will increase the clarity of the information depicted on the VFR charts, follows a consultation with the aviation industry and will appear in the new editions of the 1:500k and 1:250k series charts published in March 2014.Īll VFR charts are produced and published by the air traffic control provider, NATS.

Above: An extract of the new chart format.