Every coded US SID, STAR and approach
· FAA CIFP cycle effective …
Where
By kind click to filter
By state click to filter
Distribution
Procedures click a column to sort · click a row to draw it
Most-shared fixesfixes that appear in the most procedures
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Pick an airport to list its SIDs, STARs and approaches.
Click a procedure to overlay all of it; expand it to toggle individual transitions and see how the flows join up.
The plate button opens the official FAA chart.
Nothing drawn yet.
Click a procedure in the list to overlay it — hover one to preview it.
Try a STAR to watch its enroute feeds funnel into the field.
drag orbit · shift-drag / right-drag pan · wheel zoom
How to read the overlay
Line direction arrows show the direction of flight.
Enroute transitions draw thin, the common route thick, and runway transitions / finals medium —
select a whole STAR to watch its enroute feeds funnel into the common route and fan back out to each runway.
Altitude windows at a fix read like the chart: ≥ at-or-above, ≤ at-or-below, a range is a window, @ mandatory.
Dashed legs are heading/vector segments (drawn to an estimated length); a thin dotted grey line bridges
gaps where the coded route breaks and ATC vectors you to the next segment.
In the 3D view the ribbon height is altitude (vertical scale exaggerated; posts drop to the ground track).
The plate button on a procedure (and the chips under the airport name) open the official FAA chart;
rows marked plate only are published procedures the FAA doesn't code in the public CIFP
(many VOR/NDB/TACAN full procedures, visuals, most military fields), so they can't be drawn — but the plate is real.
The leg table lists each selected transition fix-by-fix; courses there are °true
(chart courses are magnetic — the local variation is applied).
Nationwide queries every coded procedure at once; Changelog diffs each AIRAC cycle
against the one before, leg by leg — pick the cycle in its table.
Data: FAA CIFP + d-TPP, for situational awareness only — not for navigation.