FAA Boston VFR Terminal Area Chart - 06/12/25 thru 08/07/25

The FAA Boston VFR Terminal Area Chart offers essential aeronautical data for navigating the complex airspace around Logan International Airport and the greater Boston metropolitan area.

This official chart from the FAA provides unmatched detail at a 1:250,000 scale, offering critical information that standard sectional charts cannot accommodate.

Comprehensive Navigation Tool

When pilots inquire, "What information is on the Boston TAC?" they find a comprehensive navigation tool that simplifies Class B airspace operations. This VFR chart for Boston covers the high-density metro airspace around Logan International. It features essential landmarks, radio frequencies, altitude restrictions, and airspace boundaries. Recreational pilots, flight instructors, and commercial operators rely on it for safe navigation. The detailed mapping helps pilots coordinate with local air traffic control and avoid conflicts with larger, faster aircraft.

VFR Flyway Planning Charts

The reverse side includes VFR Flyway Planning Charts, designed to help smaller aircraft navigate Boston's complex airspace. These flight paths and recommended altitudes provide clear guidance for pilots seeking the best VFR routes around Logan Airport. The chart is updated every 56 days, ensuring pilots have current frequency information, temporary flight restrictions, and the latest airspace modifications. Whether you're a flight school student, a private pilot, or a corporate pilot, this terminal chart for Logan International is indispensable for situational awareness and regulatory compliance in one of the nation's most challenging airspace environments.

Ensure safe operations in Boston's Class B airspace with the official FAA Terminal Area Chart, your essential pilot map updated every 56 days for detailed, large-scale navigation. Order yours today!