FAA H3/4 Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) Enroute High Altitude Chart - 10/02/25 thru 11/27/25

FAA Enroute High Altitude Chart H3/4 is the essential navigational tool for pilots operating above 18,000 feet in the Western United States.

Official FAA Chart ensures regulatory compliance and provides the most current navigational data for high-altitude operations.

Comprehensive Coverage for Western US

Pilots flying jet routes through California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, and parts of Colorado, Idaho, New Mexico, Oregon, and Wyoming rely on this chart for critical flight planning. The four-color publication includes VHF navigational facilities, jet routes, and area navigation routes for GPS-equipped aircraft. It also features IFR reporting points and select airports, all optimized with a 20 nautical miles per inch scale for exceptional cockpit readability. This single chart eliminates the need for multiple regional publications, streamlining pre-flight preparation and reducing cockpit clutter during flight level operations.

Reliable and Current for Safe Navigation

Corporate flight departments and commercial operators value the chart's 56-day revision cycle, ensuring currency for regulatory compliance. Whether planning transcontinental routes or regional high-altitude flights, this Class A airspace navigation tool provides authoritative data for confident decision-making at altitude. Precise navigation and current information are critical for both safety and efficiency.

Ensure FAA compliance and navigate safely with the official, cockpit-ready FAA Enroute High US H3/4 chart, providing essential IFR data and comprehensive Western US coverage direct from the FAA. Get yours now!