Question of the Week: Your Preference in IFR Approach Charts

Editorial Staff

Wednesday, December 20, 2006 at 12:00 AM ET

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Key Takeaways:

Results from a previous AVweb poll indicate that over 90% of aviation fuel purchases are made using credit cards, with standard major credit cards being more common than aviation-specific co-branded cards.
This week, AVweb is asking readers for their preference regarding cockpit charts, specifically choosing between paper or electronic formats, and FAA or Jeppesen charts.
A full story comparing aviation credit cards is scheduled to appear in an upcoming issue of their sister publication, Aviation Consumer.
Readers are invited to submit suggestions for future "Question of the Week" topics via email.

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This Week’s Question |Last Week’s Results

PREVIOUS RESULTS ***

Last week, AVweb asked readers how they typically pay for their aviation fuel purchases.

To no one’s surprise, credit cards are by far the most popular method of payment, accounting for over 90% of the fuel purchases made by those who responded to our question – and over half of you told us the card you use to pay for fuel is a standard VISA, MasterCard, or other major credit card, not necessarily one co-branded by an aviation organization or specialist club.

For a complete breakdown of answers,click here.
A full-length story comparing aviation credit cards will appear in an upcoming issue of our sister publication Aviation Consumer. (If you’d like to read the full story, you can subscribe to Aviation Consumer atthis link.)

THIS WEEK’S QUESTION ***

This week, AVweb wants to hear what kind of charts you prefer to carry with you in the cockpit – paper or electronic? FAA or Jeppesen?

Click here to tell us.

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