What must the FAA post after routes are established?

After routes are established, the FAA must post route depiction charts in the AFSS (Automated Flight Service Station) and FSSs (Flight Service Stations) flight briefing area, as well as in FSDOs (Flight Standards District Offices). This requirement is crucial because these charts provide pilots with the necessary information about the established routes, ensuring safe navigation and compliance with air traffic management standards.

The presence of route depiction charts is important for situational awareness, allowing pilots to clearly understand their flight path, surrounding airspace, and any pertinent navigational details. By having these charts readily available, the FAA supports pilots in planning their flights effectively while ensuring they are aware of all available routes.