FAA Chart: U.S. IFR/VFR Low Altitude Planning Chart USPLAN (Current Edition)

Hey guys! Jon from fly8MA.com and today we're going to be going over low enroute charts, and some of the basic symbology on these charts that's a little bit different than you're regular VFR sectional charts. So as we come down here to the Sarasota/Venice area, we're going to go ahead and take a look at our basic airport markings, and we don't see the blue or magenta markings like we're used to. We now see green, brown or possible blue airport markings as we have up here in Jacksonville. Jacksonville is a blue airport. So, if it's green or blue, realize that there are instrument approach procedures going into that airport. If it's brown, then there simply is not approach procedure or radar minimum published for that airport. As we come back down towards our local area here, we're going to see some more common things that we recognize. Like, compass roses, or VORs, Victor airways that ar