104A Reading Jeppesen Airport Diagrams Tutorial How To - Navigraph and MSFS 2020 / X-Plane
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- čas přidán 29. 07. 2024
- In the 1'st part of the fourth video in this Tutorial series, we look at Jeppesen Airport Info Charts or 10-9 Airport Diagram maps available to us in Navigraph for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 or X-Plane.
These can be used for taxiing and understanding the airport layout and map including its lighting systems and more under IFR (Instrument Flight Rules)
Airport Diagrams can provide all types of information and are designed to assist in the movement of ground traffic and complex runway or taxiway configurations including parking and de-icing locations.
This Video is a part of a full Series. See videos Below
101 - Navigraph and MS FS 2020 The Basics - • 101 Navigraph Tutorial...
102 - Navigraph Using High & Low Enroute Charts Tutorial - • 102 - Navigraph Unders...
103 - Types of Terminal Procedure Charts (SID/STAR/IAP) - • 103 Navigraph and MS F...
104A - Reading Jeppesen Airport Diagrams Tutorial - • 104A Reading Jeppesen ...
Sup1 - Navigraph and VFR / Taxiing - • Navigraph and VFR flig...
Sup2 - Planning an IFR flight in Navigraph beginning to end - • IFR Flight Plan using ...
0:00 - Introduction
0:56 - Airport Diagrams Briefing
1:35 - Free vs. Navigraph Airport Diagrams
3:32 - Jeppesen Airport Diagram Format
5:04 - Jeppesen Heading Information
6:57 - Communications Section
10:15 - Plan View Airport Layout
17:44 - 10-9A Supplemental Chart
20:51 - Other Supplemental Charts
21:41 - Other Chart Legend Items
24:11 - FAA and Nav Canada Charts
For some FS2020 is just a game. For people like me its a very deep dark ocean like learning. Thanks for being here with tourch 😉
Jesus Christ. That was amazing David! What a great rundown. Yeah, one of the most complex things is being given taxi clearance and then trying to pac man my way through the airport on the right path. Great work!
Awesome, thanks Travis, Glad you enjoyed it. Yeah I've had my fare share at unfamiliar airports of trying to play where's waldo with the taxiway's.
I just got a subscription to Navigraph. Your videos are first rate providing the indepth explanations of the software and components that enhance my overall understanding of the program. Thank you and please make more videos. You are an excellent teacher.
Were you previously using charts? I ask because I usually google charts and 90% of the time, they don't exactly match what's in MSFS202 (i.e. taxiways on the airport diagram don't exist in the sim or visa versa) but are close. I'm considering a navigraph subscription, especially because I usually fly the A32NX and version 7 has integrated navigraph into the EFB. I'm just not sure because I already use simbrief to flight plan and if the charts in navigraph aren't close to 100% matching to the sim, it's somewhat of a waste.
Once again Dave. Extremely detailed seminar on reading airport diagrams. Anyone doing their P1's on Vatsim, I'll suggest coming here a learning from a simple to understand video. 👍
Thank you for this tutorial series, it’s really helpful. Looking forward to watching 104B
I'm just learning IFR and this series has been a huge help. Any chance 104b, 105 and 106 are still coming? Thanks for the great videos.
wow so glad i found this section of tutorials. One of the best tutorials I have come across and a very good 'teaching style' that got me hooked straight away. Really appreciate it. Subscribed and looking forward to looking through all your past and forthcoming videos. Keep up the good work. :)
Another great video! Thank you!
Thanks for these excellent tutorial videos. I have learned alot from watching them and I hope they continue.
Excellent video David, que up the good work!! Greets from Mexico
I have access to jeppessen, but still use navigraph. Nicely designed and because it allows you to sync with MSFS 2020 makes it a no brainer to add depth and realism. Keep up the great work.
Best regards from Germany. Honestly, in the past i have never seen such amazing videos with detailed explaining and very good understanding how to use the charts. Thumbs up, really, i want more, more more :-)
Awesome, thanks so much Michael, Cheers from the Great White North. I have 12 planned so far so more to come.
Great Job, Thank YOU!
Greet video. Instantly subbed.
Thanks a lot for this series of tutorials. The best video on charts I have ever come across, and I'm not totally illiterate on them. Well made, well narrated, and very instructive. I cannot find the other mentioned videos, e.g. 104B and 105. Have these been done? If not, I hope you do find time and will to do them, this series is really helpful.
Thanks again for these great tutorials, Dave. I'm watching them all closely, usually twice over, and learning a lot. I subbed to Navigraph this week and did my first full sid to star pre-planned successful trip last night in France. I initially tried to do a couple of common home routes that I fly in real life (CYYJ->CYVR and CYVR->CYYC) but I was unable to plan a full end to end route for either of those connections as there always seems to be some uncovered airspace that I guess is covered in other ways. LFJL to LFPB worked out well, however.
I've gone back and watched almost your entire library, so keep 'em coming and I'll keep hitting the thumbs up and learning. :)
@@NOTAM1 Yeah I was more or less assuming (not because you explicitly said so but didn't seem to say otherwise), that if you have any dashed lines showing, your plan is incomplete! So MSFS handles those vectoring gaps well via ATC? Or does it basically just leave you to guide yourself to the approach?
glad you explained the 10-9 - i am looking at EGLC which is 40-9 :) Really interesting videos - I have watched them several times now....great stuff.
Thanks Mark, more to come, about 12 planned in total.
@@NOTAM1 Please gives all 12! We're hungry for more. :-) Seriously, great work and we appreciate your effort and time on it.
amazing please make 104b.
Unfortunate that the other announced videos haven't appeared yet - and that it's been 7 months since you last posted a video. I hope things are well with you in these times!
I've enjoyed these videos. Is there a 104B around that I'm not finding?
I need to watch your other tutorials for sure. I'm still not all that educated on the charts.
@@NOTAM1 Definitely are. Thank you for providing this info.
That Nav Canada chart tho 😲
Thanks for these great tutorials. I wonder if there are other good tools to use when checking the aviation weather. It would be especially great to be able to see windspeeds at certain altitudes before planning a route.
Simbrief.com, all flight plans come with winds aloft
@@sidplays77 Thanks! : )
@@darojax no worries, the big question is will real world winds aloft match the simulator....good luck 👍
please where is the second part?
Where is video 104B ?
Where is the video you refer to 104B?
Its coming, just in post production.
@@NOTAM1 thank you! Apologies I took the wording in the video to mean that both A and B had been made together so I thought it was out already and I just couldn’t find it. I love your work!
@@svezg4697 Thanks a lot SvezG. Been a little busy lately with year-end approaching but 104B is my next video release very soon.