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TAC SEATTLE / PORTLAND

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The Seattle VFR Terminal Area Chart depicts airspace designated as Class B airspace and associated terminal area structure near Seattle.

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Product Description

TAC SEATTLE / PORTLAND refers to the Seattle VFR Terminal Area Chart used by pilots for visual navigation and airspace awareness within and near the Seattle terminal area.

0 1. Overview

The Seattle VFR Terminal Area Chart is an FAA NOS Terminal Aeronautical Chart that depicts airspace designated as Class B airspace. The chart presents information in greater detail than a sectional chart because of its larger scale, supporting operations in complex terminal environments.

Content on the chart includes airspace structure information appropriate for Class B regions and surrounding controlled airspace. The chart is intended for pilots planning to operate from airfields located within or near Class B airspace or Class C airspace associated with the Seattle terminal area. Coverage of the terminal area is related to shaded coverage boxes shown on the sectional chart index, which indicate the geographic extent where the terminal area chart provides enhanced detail.

The chart is identified by part number 8064SEA and carries the description Seattle VFR Terminal Area Chart. It is supplied as an individual chart unit suitable for inclusion in a pilot’s navigation chart set for VFR flight planning and in-flight reference around the Seattle airspace.

0 2. Key Features

  • FAA NOS Terminal Aeronautical Chart for the Seattle terminal area
  • Depicts airspace designated as Class B airspace
  • Provides greater detail than sectional charts due to larger scale
  • Intended for VFR operations from airfields within or near Class B and Class C airspace around Seattle
  • Coverage indicated by shaded boxes on the sectional chart index
  • Identified with part number 8064SEA as the Seattle VFR Terminal Area Chart
  • Supplied as an individual VFR terminal area chart unit
0 3. Specifications

Chart Type: VFR Terminal Area Chart (TAC)
Designation: FAA NOS Terminal Aeronautical Chart
Primary Coverage: Seattle terminal area
Airspace Depicted: Class B airspace and related terminal area structure
Intended Use: VFR navigation and airspace reference for operations within or near Class B and Class C airspace around Seattle
Part Number: 8064SEA
Description: Seattle VFR Terminal Area Chart

FAQs

01. What type of chart is the Seattle VFR Terminal Area Chart?

The Seattle VFR Terminal Area Chart is an FAA NOS Terminal Aeronautical Chart that depicts terminal airspace around Seattle.

02. Which airspace classes are depicted on the Seattle VFR Terminal Area Chart?

The Seattle VFR Terminal Area Chart depicts airspace designated as Class B airspace and associated terminal area structure near Seattle.

03. For what type of flight operations is the Seattle VFR Terminal Area Chart intended?

The Seattle VFR Terminal Area Chart is intended for pilots operating under VFR from airfields within or near Class B airspace or Class C airspace in the Seattle terminal area.

04. How does the Seattle VFR Terminal Area Chart differ from a sectional chart?

The Seattle VFR Terminal Area Chart shows information similar to a sectional chart but in greater detail because it uses a larger scale.

05. How is coverage of the Seattle VFR Terminal Area Chart indicated relative to sectional charts?

Coverage of the Seattle VFR Terminal Area Chart is indicated by shaded boxes on the sectional chart index.

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