Frequently Asked Questions
Which states and territories are covered in the Southeast Chart Supplement?
The Southeast edition covers Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee, as well as Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands. If you fly primarily in adjacent regions, check whether you also need the East Central or South Central edition.
What information does the Chart Supplement include for each airport?
The publication includes radio frequencies, runway dimensions, fuel availability, lighting systems, and NAVAID data. It also reflects changes to communication frequencies and weather sources since the most recent aeronautical chart publication cycle.
How often is the Southeast Chart Supplement updated?
The FAA publishes a new edition every 56 days. The current edition is valid from 05/14/26 through 07/09/26. Always confirm you have the current edition before using it for flight planning, as outdated data can differ from actual conditions.
Is this a one-time purchase or can I subscribe to receive each new edition?
Both options are available. You can purchase a single edition or set up a subscription to receive each new edition automatically every 56 days. PilotMall carries a full range of FAA chart supplements. Check out our FAA Chart Supplements collection for all available editions and regions.
