Jeppesen Canada Atc Para — 76 Upd

With the expansion of CPDLC in the Montreal and Edmonton FIRs (Flight Information Regions), the "UPD" adds new data link codes in the communications block of the chart. Specifically, PARA 76 now lists Logon Addresses for the "Arctic Control" sector.

Key Addition: VHF voice backup frequencies have shifted slightly north due to new repeater installations at Rankin Inlet.

As of recent 2025/2026 revisions, CAR 602.76 dictates strict procedures for making changes to an IFR flight plan or itinerary.  1. Mandatory Notification Requirements 

Pilots must notify an ATC unit or a "responsible person" as soon as practicable for any changes to the following:  jeppesen canada atc para 76 upd

Cruising Altitude/Level: Any change to the cleared or filed altitude. Flight Route: Any deviation from the planned path. Destination: Changing the intended aerodrome.

True Airspeed (TAS): Any change of 5% or more from the TAS specified in the flight plan.

Mach Number: Any change of .01 or more from the Mach number included in the ATC clearance.  2. Operational Clearance  With the expansion of CPDLC in the Montreal

For flights in controlled airspace, simply notifying ATC is insufficient. You must receive an ATC clearance before executing any of the changes mentioned above.  Related ATC & Procedure Updates (2025–2026) 

Jeppesen’s Canada ATC section incorporates updates from the Transport Canada AIM (TC AIM) to ensure pilots remain compliant with evolving standards. 

Readback Requirements (RAC 4.2.5): Enhanced clarity on mandatory HOLD/HOLD SHORT readbacks for taxi instructions. There are four common triggers for this specific update:

Visual Signals (RAC 4.2.11 & 4.4.7): Updated sections for clarity on signals used at controlled and uncontrolled aerodromes.

Taxiing Procedures (RAC 4.4.4): New information regarding standardized taxiing conduct to improve surface safety.

ADS-B Mandate (COM 7.3.1): Updated instructions to ensure compliance with the Canadian ADS-B mandate, including specific broadcast requirements.  Reference Schedule 

Jeppesen updates its electronic and paper manuals following the standard AIRAC cycles.  Cycle  Effective Date March 19, 2026 Aligned with TC AIM 2026-1 release April 16, 2026 Current update cycle May 14, 2026 Next scheduled revision Update Cycle and Effective Dates Schedule - Jeppesen

There are four common triggers for this specific update: