FAA L15/16 Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) Enroute Low Altitude Chart - 11/27/25 thru 01/22/26

The FAA L15/16 Instrument Flight Rules chart is the authoritative navigation resource for pilots conducting IFR operations below 18,000 feet across the Lower Midwest region.

This official FAA IFR low altitude chart, sourced directly from the FAA's charting division, ensures you receive the most accurate and reliable navigational data for instrument flight rules operations.

Comprehensive Coverage and Key Features

The L15/16 enroute chart provides comprehensive answers to "what information is on FAA low altitude charts." It offers detailed depictions of Victor airways, navigation waypoints, ATC reporting points, military training routes, area navigation routes, special use airspace, and controlled airspace boundaries. The four-color chart design presents radio navigation aids with complete frequency, identification, and geographic coordinate information. This makes flight planning and execution seamless for commercial pilots and flight instructors who demand precision in their Lower Midwest operations. Whether conducting extended East-West IFR flights or training students on proper instrument procedures, this chart covers an expansive region from New Mexico and Colorado to Kentucky and Tennessee, including parts of Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas, and Indiana.

Optimal Detail and Regular Updates

The chart scales vary from 5 to 20 nautical miles per inch, providing optimal detail for different flight phases. The FAA's standard 56-day update cycle ensures currency for safety-critical navigation decisions. For pilots wondering "how often are FAA low altitude charts updated," this regular publishing schedule means you always have access to the latest airspace changes, new navigation facilities, and revised procedures that could impact your flight safety. Available as both individual purchases and convenient subscriptions, this IFR navigation chart Midwest coverage is an essential tool that professional pilots, flight schools, and corporate aviation departments rely on for regulatory compliance and operational safety.

Navigate the Lower Midwest IFR with the official FAA L15/16 chart—your direct FAA source for comprehensive regional coverage, updated every 56 days for ultimate flight safety. Get yours now!