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Air Baja!
| Air Baja
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$49.95 |
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| Whole Enchilada
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$89.95 |
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Experience the wonder and beauty of the Baja
Peninsula as only a pilot can. Air Baja! A Pilot's Guide
to the Forgotten Peninsula will become a travel
companion like no other. You'll learn where to land, how to
land, where to go, what to eat, what fish are biting, where to
sleep and even about who slept there four hundred years before
you!
624
pages, 100 airstrips
Whole Enchilada
1.A beautifully constructed zip-up
protective cover made of cordura nylon, custom designed to
contain your copy of AIR BAJA!, an aeronautical chart, a
pen, the BD-1 Diskette, aircraft registration, pilot’s license,
medical, Mexican insurance policy, Mexican General Declaration,
flight plans, and all those little odds and ends so necessary
for a safe, exciting trip to Baja. 2.GH-22 Supplemental
chart for Baja
California Mexico - Contains current information on over 100
usable and transitional airports in Baja. Chart unfolds
vertically to show entire peninsula on one side. No more
flipping and fiddling! Reflects the transpeninsular highway
completed in 1972 and associated relocation of tows, fish camps,
ranches and ejidos. Includes user waypoint information for
simple GPS navigation. Fuel availability chart and a
comprehensive Airport Master List containing the current status
of over 250 airstrips. 3.BD-1
Baja Database.The
Jeppesen database utilized by nearly all GPS and LORAN
manufacturers contains data on 6 airports in Baja. The BD-1 Baja
Database, however, contains data on over 100 airports in Baja.
The BD-1 is a 3.5" diskette that allows you to copy the entire
Baja database onto a PC, and then download it into your personal
GPS in a matter of minutes. All data cross references to User
Waypoints shown on the GH-22 aeronautical chart as well as
AIR BAJA! Currently compatible with II Morrow GPS Waypoint
Manager Ver 2.1 & 3.1 for Windows, Garmin GPS Waypoint Manager
Ver 2.07, and Lowrance Gdm16, PC version only. 4.
The Book
624 pages.
THE comprehensive guide to the airports in Baja. By the author
of FLY IDAHO!, Galen L. Hanselman |
