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In addition to all of its other revolutionary features, MSFS2020 features more realistic airports and aircraft than ever before. This means that you can now fly more actual IFR approaches than ever before in the sim. While at the time of this writing the final specs of MSFS2020 have not been set, it is in our estimation very unlikely that MSFS2020 will include any, much less anywhere near the number of approach plates included in SimPLates. What this means that if you're a serious sim pilot, SimPlates will help you get the most out of MSFS2020 by giving you the ability to instantly access approach charts, airport diagrsms, and more for MSFS's worldwide coverage.

Just a reminder, Simplates does not directly integrate into MSFS2020 or any other fligth sim. Rather, it's a stand alone app. Use it to print or display on screen the approach and other charts of your choice and then fly them in the sim - just like real pilots do.

Note that due to the way that app stores work, we will likely conitnue to call the product 'SimPLates X', at least for the time being. However, while we do not provide always current approach plates, we do regularly update many of them (the ones from the USA in particular are in practice almost always current).

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What are IFR plates?

IFR plates are basically little charts that real-world pilots reference while flying. They are not en-route charts, which are the larger sort of charts roughly analogous to large-area road maps for automobiles. Rather, IFR plates are basically guides to some of the most critical phases of flight, such as taxi, departure, arrival, and (especially) approach to landing. When most people think of IFR plates, they think of approach plates, which contain the series of steps and navigation and communication frequencies that a pilot must reference when flying an instrument (or visual) approach to an airport. For example, when flying on an ILS (Instrument Landing System) approach to a runway at John F Kennedy International Airport in New York or Hong Kong or Heathrow or Schiphol, you need to know what the proper ILS frequency is, what the missed approach procedure is, and what the critical altitudes are for all phases of the approach. Flying an approach properly is hard - in the beginning you may be overwhelmed. But learning to do this is a great way to raise your simming enjoyment and professionalism to a really high level. And, of course, you need approach plates to be able to do this properly. There are other plate types in SimPlates, including SIDs/STARs (Standard Instrument Departures / Standard Terminal Arrivals) and Airport Diagrams.

But IFR approach plates are available on the web, free!

Yes, some are. However, you'll be hard pressed to find anywhere near the breadth and depth of coverage that Simplates includes. Check out the see complete list of included airports to get an idea. With SimPlates, you're generally only a few moments away from accessing out any plate that you want, and there are many thousands of plates also that are simply not available on the web at all. Simplates is unique in that it contains plates not just for the USA, but for dozens of other countries as well.

Are these the same as Jeppesen™ plates?

Jeppesen is a private company that makes many worldwide approach plates. Some pilots use Jeppesen plates, some don't. The plates included in SimPlates are NOT Jeppesen plates, but are mostly government-issued plates that have fundamentally the exact same data on them. Again, the plates included with SimPlates are generally real-world plates. SimPlates has a much wider coverage area than the (at the time of this writing) very outdated Jeppesen simulator plates product.

How does SimPlates compare to another company that I saw online that offers online approach plates for flight simulator users?

SimPlates costs much less, has far greater plate coverage, does NOT require you to purchase a recurring subscription as they do, and has a superior (faster/easier) user interface. Additionally, SimPlates is available natively for mobile platforms. In short, we think we provide a better product and far better value than they do in every way imaginable.

What countries and airports does Simplates cover?

Simplates covers MOST but NOT ALL of the world and is by far, by far, by far the largest most comprehensive collection of data of its kind. In some cases, some countries are covered in more depth than others. In some cases, not all possible plates for a given airport are included. To see the exact list of what is in SimPlates, click here. Please don't be 'that guy' who ignores this list then complains about one of the few places where we don't have coverage.

Why don't you have country or airport X?

First of all, please again look at our airport/country/plate list. It's massive and is the result of many person-years of labour in obtaining, parsing, typing, and organizing the data. In fact, the content in SimPlates represents far more work than even major aviation data sources provide real world pilots astronomical fees. However, even so, we can't and don't provide 100% coverage despite our best efforts (for example, we've called, emailed, and faxed Pakistan and Egypt dozens of times without headway). In the case of 'country X' it's probably that we've tried but have been unable to source these in a way that we can include these in our app. A few countries like Pakistan, Ecuador, and bits of the Carribean and Afica (including Egypt) have been particularly problematic despite our best efforts. If you think you have a solution for us, we'll be happy to hear from you. The case of a missing airport is rare. Sometimes it's an oversight and sometimes there is a specific reason, like one obscure civil airport in China that we were explicitly asked not to include for reasons unknown. Please contact us politely if you think we're missing an airport that you think we can or should add.

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