Pooleys Flight Guide updates
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Pooleys Flight Guide updates
Hey,
I was just wondering where I can get the Pooleys Flight Guide updates from. Does anyone know if they are available to download because I know you can buy them in the shops, and I thought that you could download them?
Another thing, they say they're updated annually - is there a certain date that I should be aware of?
Thanks in advance and happy new year!
Ian
I was just wondering where I can get the Pooleys Flight Guide updates from. Does anyone know if they are available to download because I know you can buy them in the shops, and I thought that you could download them?
Another thing, they say they're updated annually - is there a certain date that I should be aware of?
Thanks in advance and happy new year!
Ian
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Hey - Yeah I know I have 2003, i'm just looking forwards to the next year. You dont have to buy a brand new Flight Guide for each year do you? Surely they have ammendments that you just update your current issue with?
Thanks in advance
Ian
Thanks in advance
Ian
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Ian, I am still to purchase my first ever Flight Guide but i know what you mean. I believe the amendment service keeps everything up to date (the more expensive version) through out the year so by the end of the year 2003 you will have most or all the updates that would be in the 2004 version (correct me if I am wrong someone). But than you wont be receiving any more updates for 2004.
I believe by publishing a new flight guide every year they make sure everyone has the most recent information i.e. those that dont have the amendment service will also have to buy a new one. I think it is worth spending that little money at the beginning of the year and being sure that you have the most up-to-date flight guide for the rest of the year
I believe by publishing a new flight guide every year they make sure everyone has the most recent information i.e. those that dont have the amendment service will also have to buy a new one. I think it is worth spending that little money at the beginning of the year and being sure that you have the most up-to-date flight guide for the rest of the year
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From: north of barlu
stop messin about !
When I started flying I did the poolys thing and found the whole thing to be a bit heath robinson.
The answer was the Jeppesen bottlang airfeild manual with the subscription you get 12 updates a year ,included in this is the special notes which in effect is a class 2 notam service.
Yes it is more expencive but as with all things in life you get what you pay for.
The answer was the Jeppesen bottlang airfeild manual with the subscription you get 12 updates a year ,included in this is the special notes which in effect is a class 2 notam service.
Yes it is more expencive but as with all things in life you get what you pay for.
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From: SW England
The update service is available free with the lose leaf versions of Pooleys, not the spiral bound, and only for the current year. If you buy a lose leaf one you should receive a form with it that you send back to Pooleys. If you've got the spiral bound one - it's cheaper and there is no update service. You can, however, look on the infamous NATS website and get all the up to date airfield/navaids info from the AIP. And it is free! I do frequently question my wisdom in spending thirty quid a year for something I only ever use to look up about three airfields.
