Alan Hawrylyshen

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• December 16, 2002, on Bring your own ropes -- a guide to flying to and in Alaska:

  A quick comment on flying in Canada and the local AFD equivalent;
  
  In Canada, the aerodrome / airport listings and information is compiled in a document called the "Canada Flight Supplement".
  
  Most pilot supply stores will sell these, along with current VFR and IFR charts and procedure plates. The retail going rate is around 25$ CAN for the CFS. Unlike the US AFD, the CFS covers ALL of Canada. If you need a waterdrome supplement, it is published annually in a separate publication.
  
  More information on the CFS can be found at the Canadian Government's Natural Resources Canada Aeronautical and Technical Services' CFS page.
  
  In addition, the CFS has a section dealing with ICAO / Canadian format flight plans.
  
  Hope this helps.
  
  Alan Hawrylyshen