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Enroute Charts

Enroute Low and High Altitude charts provide aeronautical information for instrument navigation in the low and high airway structure of the Canadian Domestic Airspace, the airspace over foreign territory and international waters in which Canada accepts responsibility for the provision of air traffic services and other areas required for military use. The primary purpose of Enroute charts is to depict radio navigation data to provide rapid and precise location and identification of information requisite to radio instrument navigation.

Enroute Low Altitude charts (LO) depict aeronautical radio information, airways system, controlled/uncontrolled airspace structure, special use airspace, communication stations and selected aerodromes. Vertical coverage is from the surface up to, but not including 18,000' asl.

Enroute High Altitude charts (HI) depict aeronautical navigation information, airways system, special use airspace, communication stations critical for flight in the high level structure. Vertical coverage is from 18,000' asl and above.

A series of 16 charts provides complete coverage of Canada. Information on Quebec and the National Capital Region is presented in bilingual format. The charts are printed back-to-back on eight sheets.

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The most current edition is in effect from September 25, 2008. New editions are released on a 56-day cycle.

All Enroute charts are priced at $6.00 each.

Prices do not include applicable shipping and taxes

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