Aeronautical Chart ICAO Germany motorised flight 1:500,000, 8 Sheets

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Category: ICAO Charts
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Edition: 2024

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8 Sheets: The Aeronautical Chart ICAO 1: 500,000 is the standard chart used for executing VFR flights. It shows the territory of the Federal Republic of Germany and the surrounding countries.The chart contains all the important topography and air traffic control information such as:

Current airspace structure and topography
VFR reporting points
Aerodromes with name, location indicator and frequency, length and direction of the runway, information on direction finders and location of the traffic circuit
FIS sectors with frequencies
Glider sites, sites for hang gliders and ultralight aircraft,
Parachute landing areas, free balloon launch sites
Radio navigation aids (NDB, VOR, VOR / DME, VORTAC) with name, frequency and Morse Code identification
Obstacles and maximum elevation figures
Isogonals
Motorways with identification
High frequently used skydiving areas (parachute symbol plus red circle)

The backside of the ICAO Chart 1:500.000 includes the following information:

Overview of airspace structure
Transponder and altimeter settings
ATIS and VOLMET frequencies
Light signals

The entire aeronautical chart ICAO 1:500,000 Edition contains the following eight sheets:

Hamburg
Rostock
Hannover
Berlin
Frankfurt
Nürnberg
Stuttgart
München

Country:	Germany
Scale:	1:500.000
Flight rules:	VFR
Version:	Printed
Edition:	2024
Item weight:	0,38 kg

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Total entries: 3

Toller Service
Kartenset vor dem Aeronautilcal data effective bestellt, sofort nach Erreichen geliefert. Danke.

Markus M , 31.03.2020

Einwandfreier Service
Wie immer ein toller Service von Kniebrett.ch, Ware bestellt und rechtzeitig abholen können.

Andreas K , 31.03.2021

Ideal
Ich benutze diese Karten seit Jahren. Sie sind einfach optimal. Obwohl ich heute oft mit dem Tablet fliege, ist immer ein Satz Papierkarten dabei. Vor allem für die Planung von längeren Flügen sind sie übersichtlicher als das iPad.

Hans-Peter K , 17.04.2024

Total entries: 3