About AeroAtlas
AeroAtlas helps flight simulation pilots find the right chart for any airport, fast. Search an ICAO or IATA code, an airport, a city or a country and land on one page that tells you where that airport’s charts are, which AIRAC cycle they belong to, and whether they are still current.
How we handle charts
- We only host what we may host. Every chart publisher has a record of whether its charts may be republished and used commercially. If that is not confirmed in writing, we link to the publisher instead.
- We never guess the cycle. A chart shows the AIRAC cycle it was published for. If we do not know it, we say so.
- Official sources come first. Where a state publishes its AIP online, we link to it directly.
Free to use
Searching airports and opening charts will always be free. AeroAtlas is paid for by clearly labelled sponsors and ads, which never appear inside the chart viewer, and by people who choose to support the project.
Where we came from
AeroAtlas grew out of SaudiVACC Charts, a free chart service for Saudi airports. Old saudivacc.net links take you to the matching page here.
Who runs it
AeroAtlas is developed and operated by SkyEaze Innovative Solutions. It is independent and not affiliated with any air navigation service provider. Contact us at hello@aero-atlas.net.