Asia High Altitude charts

[Greg Bockelman]

Anyone have a source for online High Altitude Charts for a flight between Narita Japan and Inchon S. Korea? I need to do a bit of research and I won't have access to my paper charts until next week.

Thanks.

 

[bbchien]

Well. I have some. But mine are very, very old.

 

[Greg Bockelman]

Well. I have some. But mine are very, very old.

LOL. I think they just recently revamped the airspace. They seem to do that on a regular basis.

It all becomes moot next Wednesday when I go back to work, anyway.

 

[Everskyward]

Is this anything like you had in mind?

 

[Ghery]

Can't help. The only time I'm in that airspace is as self loading cargo. And if I'm not careful my trip in a few weeks that is scheduled as SEA-NRT-SEA could turn into SEA-NRT-ICN-NRT-SEA. I hope not.

 

[Greg Bockelman]

Is this anything like you had in mind?

That is getting close. The one with Bulls Intersection was at the tail end of the route.

What I am looking for is for a flight from Narita to Inchon. I will know the routing when I see it but of the 5 attachments, only one has anything that looks familiar.

On closer look, the first one you posted covers the correct ground, just not enough detail. I wonder if it is a High altitude Vs Low altitude thing.

I need something with airway numbers and fix names on it. That one just isn't quite enough detail.

 

[Everskyward]

I took a better look at it this morning and guessed at a route. How about Y16 SAPRA G585 SEL. You gave me a hint with BULLS intersection.