European VFR chart for Dynon Avionics (One-time dealer update)

Frequently asked questions

Does this include VFR approach plates or any airport data with pattern information and VFR routes on intl. airports?

The new Europe-wide EasyVFR 4 chart for Dynon already contains the VFR approach and departure routes for most (soon all) European airports that have a VFR reporting point. Other data types like traffic patterns are also on our wishlist to add to the chart. The AIP approach plates are included in our Frequent Flyer Membership license, for DFS Germany, Swiss Skyguide and UK Pooleys VFR Plates are available as an add-on.

What is the difference to other ICAO charts?

1. First, the Europe-wide EasyVFR 4 chart for Dynon is specifically designed for Dynon to add data types that are missing in the Dynon database setup. Like FIS frequencies, squawk-codes, and VFR approach and departure routes. Obviously, these routes are missing on any other ICAO chart.
2. The chart is republished every 28-days and is therefore always up-to-date. Whereas other charts are only updated once a year, missing any changes done in the meantime. When you purchase a chart that is only updated once a year you are advised to do pen corrections when a change has been made in the AIP. This is obviously not possible on a moving map. That's why we choose to update the chart with every AIRAC-cycle so you have always the latest data on board!
3. The chart covers all European countries, not only a single country or region. Al at the same data quality level and uniform chart design.
4. You as a user can have an influence on the design and datatypes added to the EasyVFR 4 chart for Dynon. Many enhancements are done to make the chart, even more, complementing the Dynon SkyView and AFS-5000 series EFIS.

How is this map loaded onto my SkyView?

Download the chart-file and key-file onto your Dynon USB stick. Insert the stick into the Skyview and leave it inserted. More details on the procedure are listed in our Knowledge Base article Dynon SkyView - Charts.

More info is listed in our blog post European VFR chart for Dynon SkyView. Please if you have any further questions, just contact the team via the support widget on the right bottom of this website. We are all pilots here and love to help a fellow aviator.