Aeronautical Information Publication (AIP)

Permanent and updated aeronautical information serving the aeronautical community.

The Aeronautical Information Publication (AIP) is the basic aeronautical information manual.

It contains permanent information and long-term temporary changes. Its use is essential for air navigation and airport operations. It is divided into three parts:

General (GEN)

Five sections containing administrative and explanatory information.
En-route (ENR)

Seven sections containing information relating to airspace and its use: ATS procedures and rules, airspace description, etc.
Aerodromes (AD)

Four sections containing information on aerodromes/heliports in Spanish territory and their use: geographical and administrative data, physical characteristics, associated charts, etc.

All official aviation information published in the AIP is updated regularly through regular amendments, AIRAC amendments (planned changes), temporary supplements and NOTAM (urgent notices for pilots and aviation personnel).

Digital AIS products and applications tailored to different user profiles:

Aeronautical Information Service (AIS)

AIP Spain: the Aeronautical Information Publication (AIP) is the basic aeronautical information manual published in accordance with International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) standards. It contains permanent information and long-term temporary changes, and its use is essential for air navigation and airport operations.
Insignia: web application that presents aeronautical information in a graphical and interactive way through maps.

AIS for visual flight

VFR Guide: contains the most important rules for VFR flights in Spain, as well as visual operations and aerodrome charts for selected restricted aerodromes.
Insignia VFR: web application for checking VFR traffic charts from the AIP Spain publication in digital format. This version of Insignia is specifically designed for the needs of visual flight pilots.
VFR500 charts: the digital VFR500 aeronautical charts provide essential information for en-route visual navigation. It consists of seven sheets at a 1:500,000 scale, including all topographical and aeronautical data needed for flight planning, covering the entire Spanish territory.

AIS for drones

ENAIRE Drones: where can I fly my drone? Web and mobile application that provides operators and pilots of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) with the UAS geographical zones needed to plan their operations safely. You can find more information here.

Aeronautical Information Publication (AIP)

General (GEN)

En-route (ENR)

Aerodromes (AD)

Digital AIS products and applications tailored to different user profiles:

Aeronautical Information Service (AIS)

AIS for visual flight

AIS for drones