Airway Manual ^® (All Paper)

The Airway Manual is an all-paper manual that is designed for the IFR pilot who requires the most up-to-date and complete planning, enroute and terminal information.

For each geographic area that you select, you receive a complete set of initial enroute charts, area charts, terminal charts, flight procedures and supplemental information. Your service will then be kept current throughout the year via updates and revisions.

Format: Paper Text/Paper Charts

Available coverages: Worldwide

Total binders required: 1 to 11 2-inch binders, depending on the coverage ordered

Other names you may have heard this product called: Standard Airway Manual, Airway Manual Service, Airway Manual, IFR Charts, Jepp Charts, Approach Plates, FAA Charts, U.S. Terminal Procedure Charts, Enroute Low Altitude Charts, Enroute High Altitude Charts

• Flight information provided in a logical order so it can be located with less effort

• Terminal charts/approach plates drawn to scale so there's no need to estimate distances

• Approaches listed alphabetically by airport city for quick reference

• All airports have a half or full-page diagram, and large airports have multi-page foldouts

• Enroute charts depict terminal airspace types by color and a letter for each airspace class

• Specially-designed chart paper for easy reading, lower weight and resistance to tearing

• Available as an annual subscription service with revisions and updates or as a trip kit that includes an initial set of charts, procedures and supplementary text with no revisions or updates

• Enroute and area charts

• Terminal charts/approach plates

• Airport charts

• Arrival and departure procedures (STARs and DPs)

• Divider tabs (not included in non-U.S. trip kits)

• Enroute chart pockets

• Text section (varies by geography): briefing bulletins, chart legends, U.S. airport sign systems and runway markings, Chart Change Notices, IFR preferred routes, tower enroute procedures, radio aids, meteorology, tables and codes, ATC, entry requirements, emergency and airport location directory

When you initially purchase an Airway Manual subscription, you receive a complete and current set of charts for the geographic area that you have requested.

Depending on the service you order, you receive chart revisions every 7 to 14 days along with a revision letter listing each affected chart or page.

You also receive an Airway Manual Calendar that clearly shows each revision's mailing date and the date the revision becomes effective (i.e. effective date).

JeppView ^® Electronic Charting

JeppView contains the same information as our all-paper version of the Airway Manual but in a readily-accessible, electronic format.

Easier Flight Preparation
With JeppView, it's easier than ever to access the charts and critical data you need to prepare for your flight. You can view and print charts and airport data from your computer. Whether you're at home, work or the airport, you'll have the information you need when and where it's most convenient.

Quick In-Flight Information
With JeppView, you get rapid, in-flight access to both terminal and enroute charts. Simply download the information you need directly to your portable PC, tablet or other electronic device for quick reference. Vector-based, geo-referenced charts and a GPS (not included) provide moving-map functionality to enhance situational awareness.

Includes FliteDeck at no cost.

Format: Electronic Charts

Available coverages: Worldwide

Total binders required: 1 to 5 2-inch binders

Other names you may have heard this product called: electronic charts, e-text, Airway Manual, electronic flight bag, e-Charts, digital charts, IFR Charts, Jepp Charts, Approach Plates, FAA Charts, U.S. Terminal Procedure Charts, Enroute Low Altitude Charts, Enroute High Altitude Charts, eCharts, e-charts

All the features of our all-paper version of the Airway Manual with these additional benefits.

• Save time with electronic revisions via the Internet or CD

• Use the XML text search feature to locate specific content quickly

• Enhance situational awareness using moving map and real-time weather graphic overlay compatible on Jeppesen enroute/terminal charts

• Easily customize enroute chart themes to your viewing preference

• Familiar platform with kneeboard-size trip kit printing feature

• Moving-map display tracks your aircraft's progress as you fly, if you have a GPS receiver

• Use the full-color, high-quality vector-based charts to zoom in/out without losing detail

• Enables you to print out charts and use them as a back-up resource

• Digital VFR charts available for the European market

Includes the same text sections and charts as the all-paper version of the Airway Manual--except that you receive all your materials in a versatile, electronic format.

The same revision schedule as the all-paper version of the Airway Manual.

However, because you receive them electronically, updates only take minutes to make. You can either download them from our Web site or request to receive them in CD format.

You can also download your JeppView charts to your favorite tablet devices using our Mobile FliteDeck application.

Express Paper ^®

Express Paper is ideal for IFR pilots who fly in smaller geographic areas or who only occasionally fly outside their primary area of operation.

Express contains the same high-quality information as our standard Airway Manual, but with Express, you can select smaller, more-targeted coverages (e.g. California versus the entire Western U.S.).

Express is available as a one-time trip kit or as a 12-month subscription.

Format: Paper Text/Paper Charts

Available coverages: U.S. 48 States

Total binders required: 1 2-inch binder

Other names you may have heard this product called: Express, Airway Manual, IFR Charts, Jepp Charts, Approach Plates, FFA Charts, U.S. Terminal Procedure Charts, Enroute Low Altitude Charts, Enroute High Altitude Charts

All the benefits of an Airway Manual with a few notable differences:

• Broken down into smaller, easier-to-use geographic areas

• Cost less because coverage areas are smaller

• Since coverage areas are smaller, revisions are mailed less frequently so you have fewer revisions to file

• To simplify content organization and revision filing, divided into two distinct volumes

• Very popular with IFR students, flight instructors and pilots who fly in small geographic areas

• Text Pages: Introduction, Chart Legend, Chart Change Notices, Enroute, Terminal

• Enroute Low Charts

• Area Charts (Expanded enroute chart of high density areas)

• Terminal Charts (approach plates)

• Airport Diagrams

• Arrival and Departure Procedures (STARs and DPs)

Revision service starts you off with a complete set of current Initial charts for the geographic area you request. Your Initial charts are then kept up to date by revisions sent automatically each bi-weekly revision cycle. Each manual fits into one 2" binder (sold separately).

Annual and monthly payment options are available.

HP 4000 ^® and HP 6000 ^® Services

Exactly the same content as the standard Airway Manual, but since the HP service is designed for high-performance aircraft, you only receive charts for airports with hard-surface runways of 4,000 feet (or 6,000 feet) and longer.

Format: Paper Text/Paper Charts

Available coverages:
HP 4000 - U.S. 48 States
HP 6000 - Worldwide

Total binders required: 1 to 7 2-inch binders

Other names you may have heard this product called: high performance

All the benefits of an Airway Manual with a few notable differences:

• Simpler to find what you need since excess and irrelevant content has been eliminated

• Fewer revisions to file because only includes charts for airports where your aircraft can actually land

Includes the same text sections and types of charts as an Airway Manual.

HP 4000 Service:
Revisions mailed every 14 days

HP 6000 Service:
Revisions mailed every 7 to 14 days, depending on the coverage ordered

Trip Kits

Trip Kits* allow you to purchase one of our Airway Manual coverages on a one-time basis for trips outside of your standard coverage area. Trip Kit chart content is identical to the initial manuals and provide you with everything you need to plan and fly IFR.

Trip kits come in several varieties:

• Express Trip Kits are perfect for pilots who want to make short, one-time trips. For instance, if you live in Portland and already have an Express subscription for the Northwest Coverage (Washington, Oregon, Idaho) but want to take your family on a Disneyland^® vacation, you could purchase the California Express Trip Kit.

• Standard Trip Kits are perfect for pilots who want to make a longer, one-time trip. For instance, if you live in Minneapolis and want to get away to the picturesque Rocky Mountains for a ski weekend, you could purchase the North Central Trip Kit.

• HP Trip Kits are designed for pilots who fly a high-performance aircraft and want to make a one-time trip outside their usual coverage area. HP Trip Kits only include information on airports with hard-surface runways 4,000 feet or longer.

Format: Paper Text/Paper Charts, Electronic Charts

Available coverages: Worldwide or U.S. 48 States, depending the trip kit ordered

Total binders required: 1 to 12 2-inch binder

*Accessories are available separately.

All the benefits of a classic Airway Manual with a few notable differences:

• One-time use product so there's no need for a revision service

• Charts expire after 28 or 56 days, depending on the type of trip kit

• Fraction of the cost of a 12-month Airway Manual subscription

• Fewer charts mean fewer binders to carry and less clutter in the cockpit

• A flexible and convenient way to travel to new destinations

Includes the same text sections and types of charts as an Airway Manual.

While current at the time of issue, Trip Kits are not revised. No revision service is provided.