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Airway V264

Victor (low-altitude) airway

V264 has 25 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
1LAXSTABO2,800 ft—046°
2STABOAMTRA3,400 ft—046°
3AMTRAITSME4,800 ft—074°
4ITSMEHOPUN4,800 ft—074°
5HOPUNCOVIN4,800 ft—074°
6COVINPOM4,800 ft—074°
7POM—6,000 ft—073°
8DRK—10,100 ft—061°
9RAVONREANSE 12,800 / W 9,000 ft—074°
10YUCCATNP8,500 ft7,700 ft074°
11TNPJEHLI6,000 ft—075°
12JEHLIPKE6,000 ft—075°
13JUWSOOATES10,100 ft—061°
14OATESHOXOL10,800 ft—061°
15HOXOLINW10,800 ft—062°
16INWAVANS8,900 ft—101°
17AVANSIRECU8,900 ft—101°
18IRECUSJN8,900 ft—103°
19ONMCNX9,700 ft—075°
20CNXPELCI11,000 ft9,300 ft051°
21PELCITCC11,000 ft9,300 ft053°
22REANSYUCCA13,700 ft—074°
23SJNONM12,000 ft11,100 ft080°
24—RAVON6,000 ft—073°
25—JUWSO10,100 ft—061°

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.