IFR High Altitude Enroute Charts

IFR High Altitude Enroute Charts are designed for navigation at or above 18,000 feet MSL. This four color chart series includes: Jet route structure, VHF radio aids to navigation (frequency, ID, channel, geographic coordinates), selected airports, reporting points. Revised every 56 days.

With any of the charts below you can order any combination of the following:

Order a single copy of the current chart.
Order a single copy of the next release of that chart. It will be automatically sent immediately after the release and you will not be charged until it ships.
Order a subscription for any chart. We will automatically send new charts as they are released. You're never charged until the chart ships and you can cancel at any time. After you click on "Buy Sub." in the appropriate row below you will be asked if you want your subscription to start with the current edition of the chart or the next edition.

Prices for all IFR High Altitude Enroute Charts:

Our Price: $4.25/each and FREE Shipping!

click here to view a map of the areas

If you are ordering more than three (3) different charts, it's much quicker to use the Multiple Chart Order Page by clicking here to order everything you need at once. Otherwise, use the links below.

IMPORTANT ORDERING NOTE:
The Oct. 22nd edition is now shipping.
Order Current for the Oct. 22nd edition or Next Release for the Dec. 17, 2009 edition.

Area	Becomes Obsolete On	Buy Current Chart	Buy Next Chart	Buy Subscription to Chart
H-1/2	Dec. 17, 2009	Buy Current	Buy Next Release	Buy Sub.
H-3/4	Dec. 17, 2009	Buy Current	Buy Next Release	Buy Sub.
H-5/6	Dec. 17, 2009	Buy Current	Buy Next Release	Buy Sub.
H-7/8	Dec. 17, 2009	Buy Current	Buy Next Release	Buy Sub.
H-9/10	Dec. 17, 2009	Buy Current	Buy Next Release	Buy Sub.
H-11/12	Dec. 17, 2009	Buy Current	Buy Next Release	Buy Sub.

IFR High Altitude Enroute Charts

IMPORTANT NOTE: Effective February 19, 2004 the old layout of High Altitude charts changed. The old H-1/3, H-2/4, and H-5/6 were completely replaced with new charts. Click here to see a new map showing the coverage areas.

The expansion was done for the publication of additional RNAV Routes, RNAV/GPS waypoints, implementation of the High Altitude Redesign/Navigation Reference (Grid) System (NRS), and to permit easier readability. In some instances, this change to a larger scale chart will allow for a less cluttered depiction of aeronautical information; in other instances, the new layout will allow for better alignment of charts to accommodate high-density traffic routes.