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August 10th 04, 01:05 AM
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Enroute chart question..
Dennis wrote:
I could probably look this one up, but what altitude does the "High Altitude Enroute chart" take effect? During Oshkosh, one of the most often asked questions was if we had L charts on our website.. So today, I flew down to Sporty's and picked up the entire 14 chart set and will have then scanned and georeferenced this week. I didn't pick up the H charts because I did not know if these would be of any real value since most GA pilots probably wouldn't be up that high... (I'm thinking the H charts are for 20K and above?). Dennis MyAirplane.com Jet routes begin at 18,000 MSL, the same altitude class A begins. 
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