Figure 6-3 Military Training Routes

FLIGHT TRAINING PUBLICATION (FLIP) STUDENT GUIDE

CHAPTER SIX

The heading in Figure 6-2 contains some very useful information. The letter "L" across the top

should prevent you from mistaking the chart for a High Altitude Chart. The arrows on either

Side indicate that if you open the chart to the left, you will be looking at L-18, to the right, at

L-17. This heading shows the chart is for use up to but not including; 18,000 feet MSL. Perhaps

the most important information shown is the effective dates between which the chart is to be

used. Never fly with an out of date chart.

On the front panel is a table of Military Training Routes. Only those MTRs with altitudes above

1500 feet AGL will be listed. An example is shown below with an accompanying explanation

from the legend (Figures 6-3 and 6-4).

Figure 6-3 Military Training Routes

Figure 6-4 Military Training Routes

ENROUTE LOW ALTITUDE AND AREA CHARTS

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