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2023年3月30日 · To determine whether you have the most current edition chart or publication or to find out when the next edition will be effective select the appropriate Dates of Latest Edition from the list below: Visual Flight Rules Charts, Planning Charts, Digital Products, etc. DOLE January 23, 2025.

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All dates are formatted YYYY-MMM-DD where YYYY is the year, MMM is the month of the year (JAN, FEB, MAR), and DD is the day of the month between 01 and 31. The following tables show the effective dates for NavData cycles.

Below you will find answers to commonly asked questions about the production schedules we use for updates and what the various dates on our charts mean. Q. What is the difference between Jeppesen issue dates and effective dates I see on charts? A. Let’s cover issue dates first and then effective dates.