VFR/IFR charts are provided in PDF and GeoTIFF formats, and comprise part of the Australian Aeronautical Information Publication and are designed for VFR and IFR operations and include:
- Visual Terminal Charts
- Visual Navigation Charts
- En Route Charts High
- En Route Charts Low
- Terminal Area Charts
- Planning Chart Australia
To access a sample of the data provided in this dataset, click on the Subscribe button below.
Available Charts:
- Adelaide VTC
- Albury VTC
- Alice Springs/Uluru VTC
- Brisbane VTC
- Broome VTC
- Cairns VTC
- Canberra VTC
- Coffs Harbour VTC
- Darwin VTC
- Gold Coast VTC
- Hobart VTC
- Horn Island VTC
- Karratha VTC
- Launceston VTC
- Mackay VTC
- Melbourne VTC
- Mildura VTC
- Newcastle/Williamtown VTC
- Oakey/Brisbane VTC
- Perth Legend
- Perth VTC
- Rockahampton VTC
- Sydney General Flying Guide
- Sydney VTC
- Tamworth VTC
- Townsville VTC
- Whitsunday VTC
Format: PRJ, TFW, TIF
Available Charts:
- Adelaide VNC
- Adelaide Legend VNC
- Brisbane VNC
- Bundaberg VNC
- Cairns VNC
- Darwin VNC
- Deniliquin VNC
- Hobart VNC
- Launceston VNC
- Melbourne VNC
- Newcastle VNC
- Perth VNC
- Rockhampton VNC
- Sydney VNC
- Tindal VNC
- Townsville VNC
Format: PRJ, TFW, TIF
Available Charts:
- En Route Chart High 1
- En Route Chart High 2
- En Route Chart High 3
- En Route Chart High 4
- En Route Chart High 5
Format: PRJ, TFW, TIF
Available Charts:
- En Route Chart Low 1
- En Route Chart Low 2
- En Route Chart Low 3
- En Route Chart Low 4
- En Route Chart Low 5
- En Route Chart Low 6
- En Route Chart Low 7
- En Route Chart Low 8
Format: PRJ, TFW, TIF
Available Charts:
- Terminal Area Chart 1
- Terminal Area Chart 2
- Terminal Area Chart 3
- Terminal Area Chart 4
- Terminal Area Chart 5
- Terminal Area Chart 6
- Terminal Area Chart 7
- Terminal Area Chart 8
Format: PRJ, TFW, TIF
Available Charts:
Format: PRJ, TFW, TIF
Available Charts:
- Adelaide VTC
- Albury VTC
- Alice Springs/Uluru VTC
- Brisbane VTC
- Broome VTC
- Cairns VTC
- Canberra VTC
- Coffs Harbour VTC
- Darwin VTC
- Gold Coast VTC
- Hobart VTC
- Horn Island VTC
- Karratha VTC
- Launceston VTC
- Mackay VTC
- Melbourne VTC
- Mildura VTC
- Newcastle/Williamtown VTC
- Oakey/Brisbane VTC
- Perth Legend
- Perth VTC
- Rockahampton VTC
- Sydney General Flying Guide
- Sydney VTC
- Tamworth VTC
- Townsville VTC
- Whitsunday VTC
Format: PDF
Available Charts:
- Adelaide VNC
- Adelaide Legend VNC
- Brisbane VNC
- Bundaberg VNC
- Cairns VNC
- Darwin VNC
- Deniliquin VNC
- Hobart VNC
- Launceston VNC
- Melbourne VNC
- Newcastle VNC
- Perth VNC
- Rockhampton VNC
- Sydney VNC
- Tindal VNC
- Townsville VNC
Format: PDF
Available Charts:
- En Route Chart High 1
- En Route Chart High 2
- En Route Chart High 3
- En Route Chart High 4
- En Route Chart High 5
Format: PDF
Available Charts:
- En Route Chart Low 1
- En Route Chart Low 2
- En Route Chart Low 3
- En Route Chart Low 4
- En Route Chart Low 5
- En Route Chart Low 6
- En Route Chart Low 7
- En Route Chart Low 8
Format: PDF
Available Charts:
- Terminal Area Chart 1
- Terminal Area Chart 2
- Terminal Area Chart 3
- Terminal Area Chart 4
- Terminal Area Chart 5
- Terminal Area Chart 6
- Terminal Area Chart 7
- Terminal Area Chart 8
Format: PDF
Available Charts:
Format: PDF
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In aviation, an en-route chart is an aeronautical chart that guides pilots flying under instrument flight rules (IFR) during the en-route phase of flight.
An en-route (also known as en route[1] or enroute[2]) chart provides detailed information useful for instrument flight, including information on radionavigation aids (navaids) such as VORs and NDBs, navigational fixes (waypoints and intersections), standard airways, airport locations, minimum altitudes, and so on. Information not directly relevant to instrument navigation, such as visual landmarks and terrain features, is not included.
En-route charts are divided into high and low versions, with information on airways and navaids for high- and low-altitude flight, respectively. The division between low altitude and high altitude is usually defined as the altitude that marks transition to flight levels (in the United States, this is taken to be 18,000 feet MSL by convention).
Historically, they were called air navigation maps, airway maps, and flight charts.[3][failed verification][4][failed verification]
- ^ "En Route Charts (ERC)". raafais.gov.au. Australia: RAAF Aeronautical Information Service. Archived from the original on 2016-03-04. Retrieved 2015-08-24.
- ^ "IFR Enroute Aeronautical Charts and Planning". faa.gov. United States: Federal Aviation Administration. Retrieved 2015-08-24.
- ^ "[Aeronautical strip maps of the United States]". Library of Congress. Retrieved 23 November 2021.
- ^ United States Government Publications Monthly Catalog. Washington: Government Printing Office. January 1947. p. 492. Retrieved 23 November 2021.
- IFR Enroute Aeronautical Charts and Planning on Federal Aviation Administration website
- The dictionary definition of en route at Wiktionary
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