If you're one of those high flyers who frequents the Class A airspace of the Gulf Coast region, the FAA's H-7/H-8 Enroute High Altitude Chart is one of those critical in-flight items you can't afford to aviate without. This four-color FAA publication portrays a host of crucial info relevant to IFR ops at & above 18,000 feet, including VHF navigational facilities (frequency, ID, geographic coordinates, and channel), Jet Routes, RNAV Q-Routes, IFR reporting points, select aerodromes, and more need-to-know info for safe flight in the region's Class Alpha airspace.

The H-7 and H-8 chart depicts the US Gulf Coast area, including parts of TX, LA, MS, AL, GA, FL, Northeastern Mexico, and much of The Bahamas. Uses a scale of 20 nm per inch and is revised on the FAA's standard 56-day cycle. For your convenience, PilotMall.com offers this chart as both a one-time purchase and as a subscription. Your affordable, info-rich resource for safe, efficient operations in the southern flight levels.