If you are in the UK, it will present you with : "openaip_airspace_united_kingdom_gb.aip" which, as you can see, ends ".aip" That is the file to download and save in the PP chart files directory. I think old age has caught up on me! Hi Ray "dotAIP" = ".aip" When you have registered with OpenAIP, select the Download tab on the web site and you will see a choice of Airport files, Airspace files and Navaid files. Regards, Ray -Original Message- From: Installing AIP download into PP On 15:38, Raymond Lancaster wrote: > Hi Bev, > I cannot see any reference to dotAIP files. I remember one has to then go into another chart and then back to the one you want the detail to be on but I might be wrong into the sequence. I had downloaded the correct file and copied and pasted into the Chart files directory but then it doesn't show when I go in via Chart/OpenAIP file and tick the OpenAIP airports nothing comes up on the chart. Database contains, or example, airports and airspaces alongside navaids and enroute navigational points that can be exported into various formats and use in a variety of third-party flight planning and in-flight navigation applications or hardware. Based on contributions from a vibrant community of aviation enthusiasts.
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Thanks Bev, I have been registered with them for 3 years. The openaip is a free and open worldwide aeronautical database.
Thanks Bev, I have been registered with them for 3 years. That is the file to download and save in the PP chart files directory. If you are in the UK, it will present you with : Web site and you will see a choice of Airport files, Airspace files and When you have registered with OpenAIP, select the Download tab on the > I cannot see any reference to dotAIP files.
I have been registered with them for 3 years.
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