Rogers Data offers VFR aeronautical charts for Austria and other European countries, as well as other products for pilots and aviation enthusiasts. From north to south, from east to west. From one country to the next. The same map image, the same content and the same quality. No matter which chart sheet you hold in your hands. Enjoy flying with Rogers Data VFR aeronautical charts.

Rogers Data VFR aeronautical charts provide a detailed representation of the respective airspaces. Rogers Data charts are updated annually and are available to pilots at the beginning of the flying season. For the 2021 edition, the range of maps has even been expanded to include Scandinavia and Southeast Europe.

The range of aeronautical charts is aimed in particular at pilots in general aviation, aviation companies and training organizations. “It is a personal concern of mine to meet the needs and expectations of VFR pilots in the best possible way and to contribute to this in flight planning and flight execution through optimized aeronautical charts,” says Ing. Robert Gallmayer, CEO Rogers Data GmbH. “Rogers Data aeronautical charts are optimized to be easily and smoothly integrated into pilots’ information management processes.” Our VFR charts are also used for the Microsoft Flight Simulator Training (FSX) to make the flight in the simulator even more realistic.

The basic information for Rogers Data aviation charts is obtained from the AIPs (Aeronautical Information Publications) of the respective countries and supplemented by our own research, depending on the country. After controlling and adjustment of the data, a uniform map format is created step by step. During production, particular importance is attached to the topographic background map with shading and relief, which conveys a dynamic 3D impression. In addition to these steps, the focus remains on the concept of a consistent map image and uniform map layout. Rogers Data is committed to ensuring that its products are of the highest quality. For this reason, all aeronautical charts are designed by or in collaboration with professional pilots. With this know-how and corresponding expertise, new charts are created or updated and adapted. The motto “From pilots, for pilots” therefore applies.

Charts contents

Rogers Data VFR aeronautical charts provide a highly detailed representation of the respective airspaces. The chart is based on a topographic map with shading and relief. This creates a dynamic 3D impression. The aeronautical charts include TMZ airspaces with mandatory transponder activation, RMZ zones with mandatory radio communication, airports, airfields, and heliports with detailed information. Furthermore, mandatory reporting points, reporting points on request, and border crossing points are included. In addition, radio navigation systems with name, frequency, and identification in Morse code.

Danger areas, restricted areas, flight restriction areas, aviation obstacles or groups of obstacles, air sports areas, areas with recreational activities, and nature reserves with aviation-related restrictions are also marked on the chart. In addition, Rogers Data VFR aeronautical charts are based on the latest aeronautical information from the AIPs (Aeronautical Information Publications). They comply with the relevant provisions of ICAO Annex 4 “Aeronautical Charts” and the relevant EU-Regulations.