The FAA will show limited foreign information on all en-route U.S., Alaska, and Pacific High/Low IFR aeronautical charts starting June 15.

FAA spokesman Jim Peters told The Record that pilots could fly the route at their own discretion but none had chosen to in the first three weeks of the six-month testing period.

The Federal Aviation Administration has released revised aeronautical charts that include information on overflight regulations for Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary off the Washington state ...

The Federal Aviation Administration, responding to aviators in Alaska, has added two new passes to its charts in the Brooks Range. The Naqsralugiaq and Carter passes were added for fliers ...

Some of the employees impacted were part of the FAA’s Air Traffic Organization (ATO) en route charting group, which is responsible for maintaining and updating Enroute Navigation Charts used in ...