FAA Dutch Harbor VFR Sectional Chart for Alaska Pilots

FAA Dutch Harbor Sectional Chart: The essential navigation tool for pilots in Alaska's Aleutian region.

Official FAA Source: Updated every 56 days, this chart ensures complete accuracy and regulatory compliance.

Comprehensive Data for Safe Aleutian Flying

For VFR navigation in Alaska's challenging Aleutian Islands, you need more than just any aviation map. This specialized chart provides comprehensive data, covering Unalaska Island and surrounding Pacific Ocean and Bering Sea regions. It includes details on remote airports, runway specifications, lighting systems, elevation data, radio navigation aids, airspace dimensions, and terrain features. These are vital for safe operations in this unforgiving environment. The foldable, full-color format includes essential details like ATC frequencies, obstructions, landmarks, and surface types. Bush pilots, charter operators, and recreational aviators depend on these when flying in areas with limited infrastructure and challenging weather conditions.

Optimal Scale for Precise Navigation

The Dutch Harbor sectional chart uses a precise 1:500,000 scale, providing the optimal balance of detail and coverage area. This is crucial for accurate flight planning and in-flight reference. Updated every two months, this Alaska flight planning resource ensures you have the most current airspace information, facility changes, and safety data. In remote Alaskan operations, outdated information isn't just inconvenient; it's dangerous.

Navigate Alaska's uniquely challenging Aleutian airspace with absolute confidence. The official FAA Dutch Harbor Sectional ensures your safety and compliance with the most accurate, current data—direct from the FAA. Secure your official chart now!