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Laurent Dupouey of FranceVFR reports that they have published some screenshots of their upcoming product ‘FS Altitude Western USA’. Laurent mentions that “…… This photo-real product is dedicated to high altitude flying and brings photo-real coverage on half the USA country (Western part). The release date is expected for February, and the second volume (Eastern part) should be available in April…..”. New screenshotscan be seen here.
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Is it still going to be 14.25 m/pixel, like the Europe version? For me, that’s just too grainy to be convincing, even at J-route altitudes.