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KEEP YOUR CHARTS CURRENTĪeronautical information changes rapidly, so it is important that pilots check the effective dates on each aeronautical chart and publication. In addition to NOTAMs, the Chart Supplement and the Safety Alerts/Charting Notices page of the Aeronautical Information Services website are also useful to pilots. For more information on subscribing or to access online PDF copy, This publication is prepared every 28 days by the FAA, and is available by subscription from the Government Printing Office. NOTAMs alert pilots of new regulatory requirements and reflect changes to Standard Instrument Approach Procedures ( SIAPs), flight restrictions, and aeronautical chart revisions. The Notices to Airmen Publication ( NOTAM) includes current Flight Data Center ( FDC) NOTAMs. Unless otherwise indicated, miles are nautical miles ( NM), altitudes indicate feet above Mean Sea Level ( MSL), and times used are Coordinated Universal Time ( UTC). The FAA Aeronautical Information Manual ( AIM) Pilot/Controller Glossary defines in detail, all terms and abbreviations used throughout this publication. A complete list of current providers is available at

Paper copies of the charts are available through an FAA Approved Print Provider. The FAA is the source for all data and information utilized in the publishing of aeronautical charts through authorized publishers for each stage of Visual Flight Rules ( VFR) and Instrument Flight Rules ( IFR) air navigation including training, planning, and departures, enroute (for low and high altitudes), approaches, and taxiing charts. It is useful to new pilots as a learning aid, and to experienced pilots as a quick reference guide. This Chart Users' Guide is an introduction to the Federal Aviation Administration's ( FAA) aeronautical charts and publications. Aeronautical Chart Users' Guide - Terminal Procedure Publications Only Edition ( PDF) (9.8 MB).