CARIBBEAN VFR AERONAUTICAL CHARTS (CAC) Starting in 2016, the FAA CARIBBEAN VFR Aeronautical  Charts were first published, replacing the discontinued  World Aeronautical Charts (WACs), parts of CH-25,  CJ-26, and CJ-27, with CJ-26’s last effective date of 1  February 2018 and CJ-27 last effective date of 29 March  2018. The Caribbean Charts are published as two VFR  Charts: Caribbean 1 (CAC-1) covers Southern Florida,  Cuba, Haiti and the Bahamas; Caribbean 2 (CAC-2)  covers Puerto Rico, Haiti, Dominican Republic, the  Lesser Antilles and Leeward Islands. CAC-1 is updated  annually and CAC-2 biennially. Caribbean Charts are designed for VFR and provide  aeronautical and topographic information of the Carib- bean. The aeronautical information includes airports,  radio aids to navigation, Class B airspace and special use airspace. The topographic information includes city tint, popu- lated places, principal roads, drainage patterns and shaded relief. The chart symbols used on the Caribbean Charts are similar to those used in the Sectional and Terminal Area Charts, the  major difference being in scale.  The Caribbean VFR Chart scale  is 1:1,000,000 vs the Sectional  Chart Scale of 1:500,000 and  Terminal Area Chart Scale of  1:250,000. Chart symbology will  appear smaller on the Caribbean  VFR Charts. Example from Caribbean 1 VFR  Aeronautical Chart Airport Traffic Service and Air - port Space Information Unique  to CAC Only airway and reserved air- space effective below 18,000’  MSL in the U.S. airspace and  below FL200 outside of the U.S.  airspace are shown. FAA Chart Users’ Guide - VFR Terms and Symbols 22