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Tim Dawson - 5/4/2017 8:42:15 AM

BasULM is an anomaly in that there is no charge for the product, yet we include it as a courtesy as its authors have allowed us to do so. But it falls outside of the normal SkyDemon channels and therefore there is no process designed for bulk-downloading of the documents.

It always remains the pilot's responsibility to have all the documents likely to be needed for the flight.‌‌

BasULM is the only documentation available. And it is exceptionally good, compared with other countries. It has the telephone number you can contact before to know all the needed information. In most cases, it is required to make a phone call. And if it is an urgent landing ... no need to have detailed information. I flied in Spain last month and to obtain information about microlight fields ... I had to work a lot, because there is nothing like BasULM. So ... I think the possibility that SDemon gives to have an easy access to BasULM is really good. When you plan a route, just download all the Airfield plates close to your route and you will have the best available information on your Pad ...