Non-US airport info out there?

aeromed202

aeromed202

SOH-CM-2014
I have been consulting AirNav sites for airport info like runway sizes, lighting, etc. Are there similar sites for non-US airports? Places like Iceland, UK, France and so forth have been busts as far as technical data and I have to use what I can find from photos, videos and Google maps to put in correct lighting and taxiways. Any leads would be most helpful.
 
Try a google search using 'Vatsim plus country' ( eg : Vatsim UK ) as a start and that should get you onto a page with airport info.

Pete.
 
UK can be found via here, http://www.nats-uk.ead-it.com/public/index.php.html
You may have to register (free) to be able to download and save, here's list of licensed UK airfields included in the document called
Aeronautical Information Package , or AIP for short ---> http://www.nats-uk.ead-it.com/publi...content&task=blogcategory&id=6&Itemid=13.html
Click on individual aerodrome to bring up their relevant charts menu.

For the unlicensed private and farm strips in UK you'll need to search out a copy of Lockyears guide
http://www.afeonline.com/shop/product_info.php?products_id=728, e-bay or similar

European (covered by Eurocontrol) airports can be found via here --> http://www.ead.eurocontrol.int/publicuser/public/pu/login.do
you have to register for access (free)


ttfn

Pete
 
Hellenic Airport Charts:
http://www.hvacc.org/site/en/component/phocadownload/category/15-aerodrome

LGKO is my home, has the dormant Volcano that is the island of Nisyros as it's neighbour... and Kos itself was the only place during WW2 that Special Forces directly took each other on... on the UK side the SBS and on the German side the 'Brandenburger', the SBS realising they couldn't win the fight swam to neighbouring islands/ports (Kalymnos mostly from memory, possibly Bodrum too) and liberated any boat they could to help evacuate the British forces and the Italians who had joined the side of the British. the Salt Lake at Tigaki (My Home!) was home to spitfires for a short spell, as was the airport at Antimachia :) nice bit of history there for you on a Sunday :)
 
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