Take a Tour – SkySectionals

Charts Designed to Keep your Cockpit Efficient

See how SkySectionals charts present familiar information in a convenient format

Take A Quick Tour

SkySectionals divide the same chart information provided on FAA sectionals into 36 “panels” formatted for letter-sized paper that you can print yourself.

High-resolution maps calibrated for readability and fidelity on color inkjet and laser printers.
The same design and information you're used to seeing from FAA charts.
SkySectional sectional charts print at 100% scale so plotters can accurately measure distance.
Generous overlap with adjoining panels makes tracking your route easy.
Information at the bottom provides chart name, grid location, and expiration at-a-glance.
Universal grid at the bottom left allows you to easily determine chart location and adjoining panels.
Notes section provides area to jot down route details or reminders.

See the full sectional at-a-glance

Page 1 of every SkySectional is the full sectional grid. You can get a quick idea of where everything is and see the relevant grid identifiers for each SkySectional panel. Best of all, you can quickly navigate through the sectional–clicking on grid identifiers will take you straight to that SkySectional panel.

Legend At Your Fingertips

Trouble remembering the difference between how a VOR and a VOR-DME is notated? Or maybe you need to lookup how receive only FSS radios are displayed. The legend is always included so you can keep it close at hand.

Advisories, Frequencies & Airspace

The supplemental information provided on a standard sectional is included too. No more flipping and fumbling with your sectional to check on control tower operating times or TRSA service availability. Just print out the relevant page of your SkySectional and keep it on you kneeboard–it’ll always be a quick glance away.

Easier Navigation

There are helpful features to quickly get to the SkySectional panel you want. Each panel includes a grid that displays which panel you’re on in relation to others. In addition, you can click within the grid to navigate to other panels. Plus, you can always click on the SkySectional code (in this case SSLC-N) to go back to the full sectional view.