FAA Enroute Low Alaska L1/2 Low Altitude IFR Chart for Alaska Pilots - 05/14/26 thru 07/09/26

The FAA Enroute Low Alaska L1/2 chart provides essential low altitude navigation data for instrument-rated pilots flying in Southern Alaska.

This official FAA chart is updated every 56 days, ensuring pilots have the most current safety data for reliable instrument navigation.

Comprehensive Coverage for Southern Alaska

Accurate aeronautical charts are crucial for safe arrivals in Southern Alaska's challenging terrain. The FAA Alaska L-1/L-2 chart covers the entire Southern coastal region, including the Aleutian Islands. It details designated instrument flight routes, navigation beacons, ATC reporting points, military training routes, and controlled airspace boundaries. The L-1 section includes specialized area charts for high-traffic zones around Juneau and Vancouver. The L-2 side covers the Aleutian Islands chain with detailed insets for East/King Salmon, Central/Cold Bay, and West/Adak Island regions.

Indispensable Navigation Aids

This chart includes VHF navigational facilities with complete frequency, identification, and coordinate data. It offers critical safety information for flight planning in remote areas where alternate airports are far apart. Whether you're a commercial operator, cargo pilot, or private pilot, this four-color chart provides the detailed aeronautical information needed for confident IFR flight planning. Available as both a single purchase and subscription option, it serves everyone from recreational flyers to daily commercial operations.

Fly with confidence across Southern Alaska using the official FAA L-1/L-2 chart, updated every 56 days with the latest safety data for comprehensive IFR navigation. Order yours today!