Canadian IFR Approach Plates
I just discovered this online today. The Canadian Air Pilot are approach plates from Nav Canada for all airports in Canada with IFR approaches.
The country is divided up into 6 sections, each section has their own plate booklet (two for Quebec, one in English and the other in French). You can find PDF copies of the latest versions in the Nav Canada AIP section.
UPDATE: Since the files have been removed from Nav Canada’s website, I have included a copy of them on my server. Please don’t use these for navigation as they are expired.
kkjlai:
April 9th, 2010 at 15:37
Hey Blake,
I don’t seem to find the IFR approach plates there, I only find the AIP.. Can you go furthermore into the details in finding the PDF of the IFR approach plates ?
Thanks!
Blake:
April 9th, 2010 at 15:47
Hi Kkjlai,
They were only online temporarily, in fact they were removed from the site yesterday with the latest update cycle.
I have updated this post to include a link to my local copy.
Anonymous:
April 15th, 2010 at 21:10
Great service but can’t find CYOO airport. Thnx much.
Dave:
April 23rd, 2010 at 21:43
Thanks for copying them on your server.
Very weird. Canada doesn’t have a site where to find IAPs anymore?? Isn’t this a safety issue? Pilots are used to going online and get them! Now more people will fly with expired ones. We are going back to before the internet… Canadian pilots should make their voice heard.
Jean-Louis:
February 14th, 2011 at 11:46
Hello Blake
Brilliant! Thanks so much for making the plates accessible. I have a (long expired) IFR rating, and i like flying approaches on X-Plane to remember the olden days. Thanks a million.
Mark:
February 28th, 2011 at 04:34
CYOO is oshawa… TORONTO Oshawa airport Cap 4 page 399 or so…
The name was recently changed from oshawa to Toronto Oshawa in prep for turning Oshawa into Torontos main GA airport once Buttonville closes in 2015.
– Mark