Frequently Asked Questions
What geographic area does the Jacksonville sectional chart cover?
It covers most of Northern Florida (excluding the Panhandle), much of Southern Georgia, and parts of the Gulf and Atlantic coasts.
What scale is this chart printed at?
It uses the standard 1:500,000 scale, where 1 inch represents 6.86 nautical miles.
How often is the Jacksonville sectional chart updated?
It is updated every 56 days to ensure pilots have the most current navigational data.
What information is shown on the chart?
The chart includes airports with runway specifications, lighting systems, and elevation data; airspace dimensions; VHF and LF/MF navigational facilities with frequencies and identifiers; topographic features and landmarks; Air Traffic Control facility contact frequencies; water bodies; and obstruction markers.
Is this an official FAA chart?
Yes. It is published by AeroNav Products and is FAA-authorized, providing direct-from-source accuracy and regulatory compliance.
Is this chart available as a PDF or digital download?
It is available as the printed physical chart only. No digital or PDF format is offered.
Can this chart be returned if I order the wrong one?
No. This item is non-returnable, which is standard for FAA charts since they are time-sensitive official publications.
Is the Jacksonville sectional useful for IFR flying or only VFR?
This is a VFR Sectional Aeronautical Chart and is specifically designed to support Visual Flight Rules operations. It is not an IFR en route or approach chart.
