Need an IFR approach plate for Williams-Gateway airport

[User546]

During instrument training I would print out the PDF to fit a full-size page. My instructor made fun of me but I could drop 'em on the floor and still read 'em!

If I'm going to a large airport (LGA, LAX, ORD, DFW, etc) that has a maze of taxiways and runways, I will typically print out a full-page Airport Diagram so that its alot easier to follow along with and read.

One captain I fly with loves to give me grief about it - but I've yet to get us lost!

 

[pilatus96]

This has been a big help guys I appreciate it, but is there a site where I can at least view enroute/sectional charts? Thanks again for any help.

 

[sqwkvfr]

is there a site where I can at least view enroute/sectional charts?

Yes, there is.

 

[minitour]

One captain I fly with loves to give me grief about it - but I've yet to get us lost!

I was under the impression there was an incident with an RJ and an ORD controller.....

-mini

 

[User546]

I was under the impression there was an incident with an RJ and an ORD controller.....

** Looking Around Whistling Innocently **

Now that I think about it though, that quite possibly could've been when my novelty for large over-sized Airport Diagrams came into being!

 

[jbDC9]

is there a site where I can at least view enroute/sectional charts?

Try this site.... kinda similar to the myairplane.com stuff, but for me, it's a bit easier to use. But that's just me... just click and zoom on the areas you want to see.

https://aviationtoolbox.org/Members/kyler/tools/map_explorer?image=-1033249%2C37599%2C2&scale=2&selected.y=102&selected.x=408

 

[pilatus96]

Thank you.

 

[minitour]

** Looking Around Whistling Innocently **

Now that I think about it though, that quite possibly could've been when my novelty for large over-sized Airport Diagrams came into being!

It all adds up...

-mini