FAA Dawson VFR Sectional Chart for Alaska Pilots - 05/14/26 thru 07/09/26

The FAA Dawson VFR Sectional Chart is the essential aeronautical navigation tool for pilots flying in extreme Northeastern Alaska, offering critical flight information in a standardized 1:500,000 scale format updated every 56 days.

Unmatched Geographic Specificity for the Alaska-Canada border region makes this chart indispensable. It delivers safety-critical information that no other Alaska sectional charts can match for this unique wilderness area.

Comprehensive Navigation Data

When bush pilots and adventure aviation operators ask, "What information is on the Dawson VFR sectional?" they find a treasure trove of life-saving data. This full-color, foldable chart offers detailed airport information, including runway lengths, lighting systems, elevation data, and available services. It also provides precise airspace dimensions and VHF navigation aids with frequencies and identification codes. The chart's detailed scale shows 6.86 nautical miles per inch, balancing detail and coverage for planning Alaska expeditions through this rugged northeastern territory.

Regular Updates for Safety

Every 56 days, this essential VFR navigation tool receives updates directly from the FAA. This ensures pilots have the most current obstruction data, Air Traffic Control frequencies, topographic features, and landmark information. Whether you're a commercial operator or an independent pilot, this chart transforms navigation challenges into manageable operations by providing comprehensive coverage of bodies of water, elevation contours, cities, and towns.

Navigate extreme Northeastern Alaska with unmatched safety and precision using the official FAA Dawson Sectional Chart—always current and direct from the FAA. Get your vital VFR tool now!