FAA H1/2 Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) Enroute High Altitude Chart

FAA Enroute High US H1/2 is an official IFR Enroute High Altitude Chart designed for pilots flying at or above 18,000 feet in the Northwest and North Central US.

This chart provides comprehensive coverage of VHF navigational aids, jet routes, and RNAV Q-routes, ensuring regulatory compliance and operational safety.

Comprehensive Coverage for Safe Navigation

Spanning from Washington and Oregon to Wisconsin and Upper Michigan, this chart offers essential flight planning information. It includes VHF navigational facilities with frequency and geographic coordinates, instrument flight rules navigation points, and IFR reporting points. These are required for position reporting to ATC. The 20 nautical mile per inch scale provides optimal detail for efficient flight operations in busy Class A airspace.

Always Up-to-Date for Operational Safety

The FAA H1/2 chart is revised every 56 days, ensuring pilots have access to current navigation data. Whether you're managing a corporate flight department or an advanced general aviation pilot, this chart eliminates the uncertainty of outdated navigation information. Available as both a one-time purchase and subscription, it offers the flexibility flight operations demand while maintaining accuracy and regulatory compliance.

Fly confidently and compliantly above 18,000 ft with the official FAA H1/2 Enroute Chart, your always-current source for essential IFR navigation in the Northwest & North Central US. Get yours now!