QGIS is a powerful open-source GIS software used for charting. With its ability to create detailed maps of flight paths, airport layouts, and support flight planning and navigation, QGIS supports a range of data formats, making it an accessible and cost-effective tool producing aeronautical charts. Explore the power of open-source solutions for aeronautical charting with QGIS that we intend to provide.
My experience over the years of what you need to learn to start working in Aeronautical Charting and PANS OPS
Obstacle Limitation Surfaces Videos now available online! If you missed the live event this is your opportunity
We attended the ICAO Obstacle Limitation Surfaces Symposium and here is our review
I did a YouTube video no how you can read AIXM 5.1 vertical structures, which is where the obstacle data is stored. As more countries start releasing their data in formats like AIXM there is an increasing need to be able to read the format and extract the relevant information. Read more…
I was going through some old video material I had in my cloud drive to make up for more space when I found this gem of a video. It brought back so many memories including my starts with the Aeronautical Information Exchange Model (AIXM) and how to be able to Read more…
Using Basic ILS with FPAssistant and QGIS to visualize in 3D
If you are using QGIS for aviation you may not have aeronautical symbology or styles, this is my first share of a Restricted Area style for using in your charts.
Learn to georeference your aeronautical chart and load it in foreflight with QGIS an opensource software