JEPPESEN CHARTS IN FOREFLIGHT
Built for how pilots think
Spend less time searching and more time flying. A consistent chart layout based on human factors research keeps critical information where you expect it, so you can brief more efficiently and stay ahead of the airplane. All inside ForeFlight on mobile and web.
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Why Pilots Choose Jeppesen
Jeppesen charts are designed to help you find what you need faster. The Briefing StripTM format is based on NASA research into how pilots mentally organize approach information. Every approach, airport diagram, and procedure follows the same familiar organization, so you know exactly where to look, every time you brief an approach.
Critical information where you expect it
Every Jeppesen approach chart follows the same layout. Frequencies, minimums, courses, and missed approach instructions remain in familiar locations, so your briefing flows the same way every time.
Skip the calculations in the cockpit
Jeppesen charts include feet-per-minute conversion tables for minimum departure climb gradients and standard glideslope descent rates. The numbers you need are already on the chart.
One chart format, wherever you travel
Cross a border, and government charts often switch to a different format. Jeppesen charts reduce your workload when flying to new destinations with the same familiar presentation around the world.
Brief your departure with one chart
Jeppesen airport diagrams include each airport's Obstacle Departure Procedure, hot spot notes, and takeoff and alternate minimums, bringing the information you need before departure into one view.
See your position on SIDs and STARs
When flying IFR into larger airports, georeferenced Jeppesen SID and STAR procedures display directly on the ForeFlight map, making it easy to confirm your position along the procedure.
Terrain awareness at a glance
Understand the environment around you before the approach. Jeppesen SID and STAR charts include terrain depiction, water features, minimum sector altitudes, and grid MORA data.
Over 90 years of refinement
What started as one pilot's idea to organize chart information more effectively has evolved through more than 90 years of refinement. That same pilot-first philosophy continues to shape Jeppesen charts today.
Getting started
New to Jeppesen charts? Pilot and CFI Dan George from FlightInsight hosts this four-part video series that walks through exactly what makes Jeppesen charts different, side by side, plate by plate. It's the best place to start before linking your account or adding chart coverage in ForeFlight.
APPROACH PLATES
A side-by-side look at Jeppesen and traditional approach plates, and a dive into the anatomy of a Jeppesen chart.
AIRPORT DIAGRAMS
A look at how Jeppesen airport diagrams bring taxi and departure information together in one place.
DEPARTURE, ARRIVAL & ENROUTE CHARTS
A look at how Jeppesen's SID, STAR, and enroute charts add georeferencing and terrain data that government charts lack.
ORGANIZING PLATES WITH FLIGHT BINDERS
A look at how Flight Binders organize Jeppesen charts for a flight, and navigating plates using the 3-finger swipe gesture.
Chart coverages for where you fly
Jeppesen chart coverages through ForeFlight include all civilian departure, arrival, and terminal procedures, airport charts, data-driven enroute charts, and Jeppesen Airway Manual supplements for your selected region. Choose the coverage for where you fly.
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