FAA New York VFR Terminal Area Chart - 11/27/25 thru 01/22/26

The FAA New York Terminal Area Chart is your essential navigation tool for flying visual flight rules through one of the world's most challenging airspace environments.

This official FAA aeronautical chart offers twice the detail of standard sectional charts, providing the precision needed to navigate New York's Class B airspace safely and confidently.

Navigate NYC's Complex Airspace with Confidence

When pilots ask, "What chart do I need for flying VFR in NYC?" the answer is clear: this specialized New York Terminal Area Chart simplifies the complexity of the metropolitan area's busy airspace. It transforms the intricate network around major airports into manageable, clearly marked flight paths. The chart's large-scale format reveals critical VFR corridors and flyways, helping you avoid conflicts with commercial traffic around Newark, JFK, and LaGuardia airports. Every landmark, altitude restriction, radio frequency, and navigational aid appears with exceptional clarity, giving you situational awareness that sectional charts cannot provide in this dense airspace environment.

Essential for Pilots and Instructors

Flight instructors rely on this chart to teach proper Class B airspace navigation. Experienced pilots use it to plan efficient routes through the New York metropolitan area's controlled airspace. Updated every 56 days, this edition ensures you have the latest airspace changes and navigational information at your fingertips. Whether planning a cross-country flight or conducting local operations, this chart eliminates guesswork and helps prevent costly airspace violations that can occur when navigating without proper terminal area guidance.

Navigate New York's complex airspace with unparalleled safety and precision. Get the official FAA Terminal Area Chart, featuring twice the detail of sectionals and updated every 56 days—order yours now!