UK Military AIP
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UK Military AIP
Does anybody know if the UK Military AIP is still available online?
It was, and I had a link for it which is now broken and I can't seem to find any new location for it anywhere.
G
It was, and I had a link for it which is now broken and I can't seem to find any new location for it anywhere.
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Not sure - but contact AIDU to see if they can help. [email protected]
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The UK Military AIP is now accessible here:
https://www.aidu.mod.uk/Milflip/iFlipLogin.php
but you need to request an access.
The conditions for gaining an access are listed here:
http://www.mod.uk/NR/rdonlyres/DCFB8...lflip_help.pdf
See page 3 to 5.
Luc
https://www.aidu.mod.uk/Milflip/iFlipLogin.php
but you need to request an access.
The conditions for gaining an access are listed here:
http://www.mod.uk/NR/rdonlyres/DCFB8...lflip_help.pdf
See page 3 to 5.
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A useful link - but such access would appear to be only by subscription (minimum £100 p.m.) for non-military personnel.
Why cannot I have access to publications like JSP318, JSP552 (which are, as I understand it, the military equivalents of the Civil AIP and MATS Part 1) without having to pay twice? After all, I have paid for it once already as a UK taxpayer. It appears to be free to service personnel of certain other countries, so it is clearly not a "Restricted" issue.
JD
Why cannot I have access to publications like JSP318, JSP552 (which are, as I understand it, the military equivalents of the Civil AIP and MATS Part 1) without having to pay twice? After all, I have paid for it once already as a UK taxpayer. It appears to be free to service personnel of certain other countries, so it is clearly not a "Restricted" issue.
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Adding to my last, while the minimum £100 a month is a crazy price, there was a brief period when they were setting up the new website when all the Mil AIP documents were available online for free. Sadly I didn't realise it wasn't going to last, otherwise I would have downloaded the lot....
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Thank you for those replies, NorthSouth, including the link.
I have now downloaded MMATM (JSP552).
So why is JSP318 not similarly accessible? Or, can we perhaps expect it to be re-issued as the Manual of Military Flying Regulations and available for free?
JD
I have now downloaded MMATM (JSP552).
So why is JSP318 not similarly accessible? Or, can we perhaps expect it to be re-issued as the Manual of Military Flying Regulations and available for free?
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Much of what was in JSP318 is now in the FLY2000 Series Regulatory Articles which are also available on the MAA website here. But 1 AIDU remains the only source of the Mil AIP as far as I am aware.
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