How Jeppesen Prints Approach Plates

Jeppesen prints half the approach plates they used to—one billion sheets per year instead of two billion. But they've also changed the way they print many of them. Any custom order, from trip kits to new manuals, gets printed similarly to how you might at home. Just bigger. And faster. And more.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Instrument flying
• ifr
• aircraft

[5xls]

Please, PLEASE Sharpen your hole punch so I don't have to pick partially punched paper circles out of a huge stack of charts I'm placing in a binder. I pay enough for heaven's sake!

[tomtom5418]

ahhh....so this is how they rip me out of a shit ton of money...

[vfr802]

Imagine the cost of those HP printers!?

[crl15]

If someone had asked me, I wouldn't have guessed they print on demand.

[mynameiskevinenglish]

I like these "how do they do it" type videos.

[danroll81]

Hopefully this will disappear in 10, 20 years and go all digital for good!

[TheVittleVlog]

Nice vid!

[suncountryairline]

An interesting behind the scenes look.

[XaircraftX]

Interesting...