FAA St Louis VFR Terminal Area Chart – 07/09/26 thru 09/03/26

FAA St. Louis Terminal Area Chart: Essential for pilots navigating the complex Class B airspace around Lambert-St. Louis International Airport.

This chart offers dual functionality, featuring detailed terminal area information and a VFR Flyway Planning Chart on the reverse side.

Enhanced Scale and Detail

When wondering, “What chart do I need for flying into St. Louis?” this terminal area chart provides the answer. Its enhanced 1:250,000 scale offers 3.43 nautical miles per inch, delivering precision detail. Unlike standard sectional charts, this Class B airspace chart displays additional landmarks, critical altitudes, radio frequencies, and aeronautical data essential for safe navigation. The large-scale format makes complex airspace boundaries and procedures clearly visible, reducing pilot workload during high-stress flight operations around busy Lambert International.

VFR Flyway Planning Chart

The reverse-side VFR Flyway Planning Chart presents recommended flight paths and altitudes. It helps general aviation pilots navigate efficiently while maintaining separation from commercial traffic. Updated every 56 days to ensure current information, this aviation chart is indispensable for professional pilots, flight instructors, and private pilots needing reliable situational awareness in the St. Louis metropolitan area’s challenging terminal airspace environment.

Fly St. Louis Class B with confidence using the official FAA TAC, specifically designed for the area with enhanced detail and a dual-sided VFR Flyway chart. Get your current edition for precise and safe navigation now!