India IFR charts
 

Hi guys
I was hoping someone has some mumbai IFR charts handy on pdf file, in particular the VOR and ILS approaches if any. Ive tried the AAI website but it doesnt seem to work. If someone could point me in the right direction that would be great. Thanks

cheers newagebird

here is the link http://paf.virtuelle.free.fr/pdf/vabb.pdf

but mind you these are quite quite old charts ... but you can get a fair idea about the approaches , not much has changed ....

well u can download jeppview...and install it on ur computer and print the charts via cutepdf . and offcorse you will get all charts of worldwide airports along with mumbai....

happy landings

cheers guys thanks
much appreciated.

newagebird

Hope this helps...these are not official charts but are pretty helpful..They are produced by the AAI..You can use them on flight Simulator for practice...

http://www.vatind.net/airports/airportframe.htm

Can anybody guide me as to where I can find info on progonistic charts and a few samples to understand them ?

jeppesen
 

anybody around delhi having an expired IFR enroute jeppesen chart of India.
needed for reference only.

Not sure about expired charts but you can get current High Altitude charts for about 700 rupees a piece from the English Book Store .

Ask around and they might be able to sell you expired charts for discount ;)

AIP India
 

try this link:

Airports Authority of India

It is not in Jeppessen format but it is published by the airport authorities of India and it is up to date.

Good luck.

tried English Book Store today. +1 year expired IFR enroute charts for INR 800.:mad:

what a rip off !!!!
 

english bookstore = daylight robbery

@ To All Aviators

Download the Jeppessen software JEPPVIEW...
you'll have all the charts(including Airport chart , Sids, Stars, Hi En-route and Low En-route charts) with you. ;)
this software also issues update aka '' Update Cycle" every 28 days :cool::cool:
i tried it..itz really an awesome software.

How to download the jeppview ?
tried through the jeppesen website but i was unsuccessful..plz help

Don't know about approach plates but for general references I use skyvector.com

but the jet interviewers ask from jeppesen charts