Where can you find the localizer frequency on a Jeppesen chart?

The localizer frequency is an essential piece of information for pilots when executing an instrument approach, specifically for ILS (Instrument Landing System) approaches. On a Jeppesen chart, this frequency is typically found in the approach brief area. This section contains critical details necessary for safely conducting the approach, including the localizer frequency, the minimums for the approach, and other relevant notes that pilots need to be aware of during the approach phase.

The reason this is the correct location is that the approach brief area is designed to consolidate all vital information in one place, making it easily accessible when preparing for the approach to ensure compliance with operational requirements. Other locations, such as the airport information section, runway layout, or the bottom of the chart, may provide a wealth of information, but they do not specifically contain the localizer frequency crucial for utilizing the ILS system effectively.