Plain English Meaning

VR207 is the name of a particular military training route that pilots fly using visual flight rules. The 'VR' tells you it's a visual route, and the number '207' tells you which specific route it is — and because the number has three digits, at least part of the route is flown higher than 1,500 feet above the ground.

Full Definition

An identifier for a specific Military Training Route (MTR) flown under Visual Flight Rules (VFR), where the 'VR' prefix indicates a VFR route and '207' is the unique route number assigned by the FAA and the Department of Defense. A three-digit route number (such as 207) indicates that one or more segments of the route are flown above 1,500 feet AGL, while a four-digit number would indicate the entire route is flown at or below 1,500 feet AGL.

Context Anchor

Seen on aeronautical charts and in route information when a civilian pilot’s planned flight path crosses or passes near a Military Training Route.