StarRte

Route point-by-point details for each STAR body and transition segment

Source: NASRTable: STAR_RTEVersion: e25086c3e952 (effective 2026-04-16)

Ordered by STAR_COMPUTER_CODE, ROUTE_PORTION_TYPE, ROUTE_NAME, BODY_SEQ, POINT_SEQ. The ordered-by list is also the unique record key.

Example query

# Introspect the StarRte type in GraphiQL at https://api.nav.sortie.co/graphql
# Example shape (pair with a compatible root query field):
{
  # ...rootQuery... {
    effDate
    starComputerCode
    artcc
    routePortionType
  # }
}

Run at https://api.nav.sortie.co/graphql — GraphiQL is available in-browser.

Fields (13)

Field	Type	Description	Enum
effDate ← EFF_DATE	String	The 28-day NASR subscription effective date in format YYYY/MM/DD
starComputerCode ← STAR_COMPUTER_CODE	String	FAA-assigned computer identifier for the STAR; references STAR_COMPUTER_CODE in STAR_BASE
artcc ← ARTCC	StarAptArtcc	List of all responsible ARTCCs based on airports served	26 values ZAB — Albuquerque ARTCC ZAN — Anchorage ARTCC ZAU — Chicago ARTCC ZBW — Boston ARTCC ZBW ZNY — Boston and New York ARTCCs ZDC — Washington ARTCC ZDC ZNY — Washington and New York ARTCCs ZDV — Denver ARTCC ZFW — Fort Worth ARTCC ZHN — Honolulu ARTCC ZHU — Houston ARTCC ZID — Indianapolis ARTCC ZJX — Jacksonville ARTCC ZKC — Kansas City ARTCC ZLA — Los Angeles ARTCC ZLC — Salt Lake City ARTCC ZMA — Miami ARTCC ZME — Memphis ARTCC ZMP — Minneapolis ARTCC ZNY — New York ARTCC ZOA — Oakland ARTCC ZOB — Cleveland ARTCC ZSE — Seattle ARTCC ZSU — San Juan ARTCC ZTL — Atlanta ARTCC ZVR — Vancouver (Canadian) ARTCC
routePortionType ← ROUTE_PORTION_TYPE	RoutePortionType	Identifies whether the route segment is a transition or a body	BODY — Body segment of the STAR TRANSITION — Transition segment of the STAR
routeName ← ROUTE_NAME	String	The name of the transition or body segment
bodySeq ← BODY_SEQ	CifpPathPointContinuationRecordNo	Sequence number to uniquely identify a body segment in the rare case that the body name is not unique for a given STAR	1 — First body segment 2 — Second body segment
transitionComputerCode ← TRANSITION_COMPUTER_CODE	String	FAA-assigned computer identifier for the transition segment
pointSeq ← POINT_SEQ	StarRtePointSeq	Sequencing number in multiples of ten; points are in order as adapted for the given segment	18 values 10 — First point 20 — Second point 30 — Third point 40 — Fourth point 50 — Fifth point 60 — Sixth point 70 — Seventh point 80 — Eighth point 90 — Ninth point 100 — Tenth point 110 — Eleventh point 120 — Twelfth point 130 — Thirteenth point 140 — Fourteenth point 150 — Fifteenth point 160 — Sixteenth point 170 — Seventeenth point 180 — Eighteenth point
point ← POINT	String	The fix or NAVAID adapted on the segment
icaoRegionCode ← ICAO_REGION_CODE	CifpSidIcaoCode2	Two-letter ICAO region code applicable to FIX point types only	15 values CY — Canada K — Contiguous United States K1 — Contiguous United States region 1 K2 — Contiguous United States region 2 K3 — Contiguous United States region 3 K4 — Contiguous United States region 4 K5 — Contiguous United States region 5 K6 — Contiguous United States region 6 K7 — Contiguous United States region 7 MY — Bahamas P — North Pacific PA — Alaska PH — Hawaii TI — US Virgin Islands TJ — Puerto Rico
pointType ← POINT_TYPE	FromPtType	Specific fix or NAVAID type for the route point	21 values CN — Computer Navigation Fix MR — Military Reporting Point MW — Military Waypoint NDB — Non-Directional Beacon RP — Reporting Point VOR — VHF Omni-Directional Range providing azimuth only VOR/DME — VHF Omni-Directional Range with associated Distance Measuring Equipment VORTAC — Facility consisting of VOR and TACAN components providing VOR azimuth, TACAN azimuth, and TACAN distance (DME) WP — Waypoint DME — Distance Measuring Equipment only CONSOLAN — Low frequency long-distance NAVAID used principally for transoceanic navigation FAN MARKER — En route marker beacon used to provide positive identification of positions at definite points along airways MARINE NDB — Non-Directional Beacon used primarily for marine surface navigation MARINE NDB/DME — Non-Directional Beacon with associated Distance Measuring Equipment used primarily for marine surface navigation NDB/DME — Non-Directional Beacon with associated Distance Measuring Equipment NRS — NRS Waypoint RADAR — Radar TACAN — Tactical Air Navigation System providing azimuth and slant range distance UHF/NDB — Ultra High Frequency/Non-Directional Beacon VFR — VFR Waypoint VOT — FAA VOR Test Facility
nextPoint ← NEXT_POINT	String	The point that directly follows the current point on an individual segment
arptRwyAssoc ← ARPT_RWY_ASSOC	String	List of airports and/or airport/runway combinations associated with a given segment