FAA Phoenix VFR Sectional Aeronautical Chart - 08/07/25 thru 10/02/25

The FAA Phoenix Sectional Chart is the essential VFR navigation tool for pilots flying in Arizona, southern California, Nevada, and the Arizona/Mexico border region.

Stay current and compliant with updates every 56 days, ensuring you have the latest navigation data for safe flight operations.

Comprehensive Coverage for Pilots

What does the Phoenix VFR sectional cover that makes it indispensable for border region flying? This Arizona aviation map offers detailed airport information, including runway specifications, lighting systems, and elevation data. It also provides complete airspace dimensions and navigation transmitter data with frequencies and identifiers. The full-color, foldable format displays landmarks, cities, topographic details, and air traffic control contact information. This chart is crucial for situational awareness in complex airspace, whether you're a flight instructor, commercial pilot, or Part 107 drone operator.

Precision and Cost-Effectiveness

The standard 1:500,000 scale offers precise detail at 6.86 nautical miles per inch. This makes it a cost-effective choice for general aviation pilots, flight schools, and aviation professionals who demand accuracy. How often is the FAA Phoenix Sectional updated? Every 56-day cycle ensures regulatory compliance and incorporates the latest airspace changes, making this VFR navigation chart an essential cockpit resource for anyone flying in Arizona's dynamic border environment.

Ensure your flights over Phoenix and the vital border region are safe and compliant with the official FAA sectional chart, updated every 56 days. Get your current chart now!