Montreal

[Airotto370]

Folks,

Traveling to Montreal in a couple of weeks and am having trouble finding approach plates. I have a current sectional but need the IFR plates for Doral and St-Hubert. I have the CanPass and US CBP procedures already.
I know this will be a V-8 moment, but I can't find how to get them on the web. Any advice (and keep the sniggers to a minimum please) welcome.

Also, if anyone has experience with flying into Dorval (CYUL), I'd appreciate hearing it.

Thanks a bunch.

 

[pjdavis67]

Re: Montreal

You can buy the plates from mypilot:
http://www.mypilotstore.com/mypilotstore/ChartsCanada/Canada-IFR-Terminal-Procedures.asp

Alternatively, if you have a current Jepp subscription for the US, you can purchase a "trip kit" from them that will extend your coverage into Canada for 1-cycle (for example if you have a MX-20, Avidyne MFD, or tablet with Jeppview).

Enjoy!

 

[N4843W]

Re: Montreal

Jepp is very epensive, I have found. Many sites say they have them ... then don't. If you CALL sporty's the should have them. could not find on their site, but when I called they had them. I think SkyGeek has them as well.

 

[Airotto370]

Re: Montreal

Thanks guys. Ordered the paper charts from the pilot shop, was actually hoping to find them online (and free).

Paul, does the Jepp trip service include or have an option to load Canadian nav data into the GNS530?

 

[pjdavis67]

Re: Montreal

My Jepp NavData service for my GNS480 is "Americas", which includes all of Canada, US, & Mexico.

Your 530 might be the same.

 

[aaaprod]

Re: Montreal

Same with my 430. Americas update includes Canada.