Hi

To all,

I find this question particularly pertinent and important. If we are to use Skydemon to plan flights, we must rely on the data being accurate. If airspaces are innacurat nor updated and frequencies are out dated, then all the data which Skydemon provides must be double checked item by item. This means that flight planning on original updated official documents would take no longer than doing it with Skydemon plus double checking.

I know that Skydemon says that they are not commited to accuracy and that it's up to the pilot to ascertain that the flight plan he will use has been properly checked however Skydemon should provide a reasonable level of accuracy. Donket89 does point out some rather serious faults.

I do hope that Skydemon will respond quickly to this post as the original post is more than 10 days old with no response.

Thanks,
Michèle

Frequencies are updated every 28 days as they are changed in the national AIP on the AIRAC cycle. If you locate any specific airfields or airspace for which the frequencies are appearing as incorrect, please let us know which they are specifically and we can check our data. Can you elaborate on your original post with this please?

Hi Tim,

I'll check into the Rennes TMA issue, but it might be that the airspace is defined as one "lump" in the AIP. SkyDemon can have only one frequency associated with a piece of airspace, so we may need to split the airspace into two to artifically make both frequencies appear.