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Airway J60

Jet (high-altitude) route

J60 has 28 published segments. Each row is a leg between two fixes with its minimum en-route altitude (MEA), minimum obstruction clearance altitude (MOCA) and magnetic course.

#FromToMEAMOCACourse
1LAXPDZ18,000 ft—076°
2PDZCIVET18,000 ft—030°
3CIVETRESOR18,000 ft—030°
4RESORHEC18,000 ft—030°
5HECBLD18,000 ft—032°
6BLDBCE18,000 ft—035°
7BCEHVE18,000 ft—045°
8HVEDBL23,000 ft—055°
9DBLDVV18,000 ft—063°
10DVVHCT18,000 ft—070°
11HCTDRABS18,000 ft—069°
12DRABSLNK18,000 ft—073°
13LNKCNOTA18,000 ft—071°
14CNOTA—18,000 ft—077°
15DJBCANCR18,000 ft—102°
16CANCRHAGUD18,000 ft—102°
17HAGUDTYSUN18,000 ft—103°
18TYSUNMIDST18,000 ft—103°
19MIDSTPSB18,000 ft—109°
20PSBDOOTH18,000 ft—110°
21DOOTHFORTT18,000 ft—110°
22FORTTDANNR18,000 ft—110°
23DANNRGYNTS18,000 ft—083°
24GYNTSNEWEL18,000 ft—084°
25NEWELCANDR18,000 ft—084°
26CANDRSAX18,000 ft—084°
27—VORIN18,000 ft—083°
28VORIN—18,000 ft—088°

Data from the FAA Aeronautical Data (public domain). Some segment endpoints (oceanic and special points) are not resolved and show as “—”. Not for navigation — verify against current charts and the Chart Supplement.