After 18 years of continuous improvement, updating and expansion, the AFE UK VFR Flight Guide is widely recognised as the most accurate, comprehensive and user-friendly flight guide for the airfields of the UK. Trusted by tens of thousands of pilots across the UK and continental Europe, the UK VFR Flight Guide’s reputation is based on the professionalism of its editorial team and a design and content produced with the needs of today’s pilots firmly in mind.

Every fresh annual publication of the AFE UK VFR Flight Guide is completely revised and updated by AFE's own editorial team of pilots and Air Traffic Controllers to bring you the most accurate and up-to-date maps and information covering nearly 500 UK airfields.

There is also a comprehensive ‘flight briefing’ section including Met. codes; flight plan filing instructions; Prohibited, Restricted and Danger area details; sunset & sunrise tables; LARS units; MATZs; abbreviations and much more.



The key points for the 2011 UK VFR Flight Guide are: ·

• Over 500 airfield with maps – up on last year and around 100 airfields more than our closest competitor. It is also worth bearing in mind that as more airfields become ‘unlicenced’ and drop out of the AIP, guides such as the UK VFR Flight Guide become the only reliable source of information for these airfields. ·
• There are also ‘basic’ details on a further 400 airfields, glider fields and flying sites. ·
• We believe that the UK VFR Flight Guide is the only guide to be fully revised and updated every year. Our team is very proactive in checking existing airfield data every year as well as searching out new airfields.

These United Kingdom 1:500,000 charts are renowned for their high quality, definition and technical content. They offer VFR and radio navigation information including compass roses oriented on Magnetic North centred on the radio navigation facilities and show VOR, DME, co-located VOR/DME, TACANs and NDBs etc. Supplied laminated.

Intended for those private pilots who wish to over-fly or land in Ireland or Northern Ireland. It describes in an easy to understand style general and specific regulations for VFR flights in Ireland relative to: procedures for entering and leaving Irish airspace, aerodrome circuit joining procedures and information services for VFR flights etc.

• Planning and Aerodrome information for Ireland