Which acronym represents the agency responsible for publishing terminal procedures and en route charts?

• A. NACG
• B. NAS
• C. NRP
• D. NSA

Answer: (A)

Charts for instrument procedures and en route navigation are published by the Federal Aviation Administration as part of maintaining the National Airspace System. The FAA handles Aeronautical Information Management and Charting to ensure pilots have current terminal procedures and en route charts. The acronyms shown include NSA, NACG, NRP, and NAS. NSA is the National Security Agency and has no role in publishing charts; NRP relates to emergency response planning; NACG isn’t a standard aviation publishing agency; NAS typically stands for National Airspace System, which is the framework these charts support rather than the publisher. The key idea is that FAA is responsible for producing these charts, not the others listed.