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ArcGIS for Aviation: Charting Sample Charts
ArcGIS for Aviation: Charting contains sample data and templates to create products that are compliant with the United Nations International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Annex 4 specification. Users may need to modify colors, symbology, or related text on these products to meet their in-country specifications. The charts below were created using the sample data, templates, and tools available in ArcGIS for Aviation: Charting.
Data source—Sample data made from ArcGIS for Aviation: Charting
Software—ArcGIS for Desktop, ArcGIS for Aviation: Charting
Charts for Instrument Flight Rules (IFR)
Enroute Charts
Enroute Charts provide flight crews with the information that will facilitate navigation along ATS routes in compliance with air traffic services procedures.
Enroute Charts 
Standard Terminal Arrival Charts
Standard Terminal Arrival Charts provide information to the flight crews that facilitate their arrival to an airport.
Standard Terminal Arrival Charts 
Standard Instrument Departure Charts
Standard Instrument Departure Charts provide flight crews with information to facilitate their departures from an airport.
Standard Instrument Departure Charts 
Airport Diagrams
Airport Diagrams depict the airport facility and include such information as taxiways and vertical obstructions.
Airport Diagrams 
Instrument Approach Procedures
Instrument Approach Procedures provide flight crews with information to aid them in landing at the intended runway as well as useful information in the event of a missed approach.
Instrument Approach Procedures 
Radar Minimum Altitude Charts
Radar Minimum Altitude Charts are supplementary charts to help flight crews monitor and cross check altitudes while under radar control.
Radar Minimum Altitude Charts 
Charts from Aena
Airport Diagram by Aena
Airport diagrams provide flight crews with information about the airport facilities to aid with landing and with navigation while taxiing on the ground. This chart was created by Aena using ArcGIS for Aviation: Charting. Aena is a Spanish-based global operator of airport services and air navigation.
Airport Diagram by Aena 
Enroute Chart by Aena
Enroute Charts provide flight crews with the information that will facilitate navigation along ATS routes in compliance with air traffic services procedures. This chart was created by Aena using ArcGIS for Aviation: Charting. Aena is a Spanish-based global operator of airport services and air navigation.
Enroute Chart by Aena 
Visual Approach Chart by Aena
This chart provides flight crews with information which will enable them to transit from the en-route/descent to approach phases of flight to the runway of intended landing by means of visual reference. This chart was created by Aena using ArcGIS for Aviation: Charting. Aena is a Spanish-based global operator of airport services and air navigation.
Visual Approach Chart by Aena 
Charts from Avinor
Instrument Approach Chart by Avinor
Instrument Approach Procedures provide flight crews with information to aid them in landing at the intended runway as well as useful information in the event of a missed approach. This chart was created by Avinor using a combination of CGx software (AIP-GIS Charting) and ArcGIS for Aviation: Charting. Avinor is responsible for planning, developing and operating the Norwegian airport network.
Instrument Approach Chart by Avinor 
Charts for Visual Flight Rules (VFR)
Sectional Charts
Sectional Charts depict the necessary information to aid in visual air navigation. These charts are best used for low speed, short or medium range operations at low and intermediate altitudes.
Sectional Charts 
Visual Approach Charts
Visual Approach Charts provide information which enable flight crews to transit from the descent to the approach phases of flight to the runway of intended landing by means of visual reference.
Visual Approach Charts 