Final answer:
VFR flyway planning charts are found on VFR Terminal Area Charts, which provide detailed navigation information for VFR pilots to avoid heavy traffic and controlled airspace in terminal areas.
Step-by-step explanation:
VFR flyway planning charts are found on B. VFR Terminal Area Charts. These charts provide detailed airspace and navigation route information to help VFR (Visual Flight Rules) pilots navigate safely around busy terminal areas. They are especially useful for identifying routes that avoid major traffic flows or controlled airspace which might require additional clearance or communication with air traffic control.
These charts are different from IFR/VFR planning charts, which provide information suitable for both IFR (Instrument Flight Rules) and VFR flight planning but not the detailed flyway information. Sectional charts are used for general VFR navigation covering larger areas and also contain valuable information, but again, they don't include the specific VFR flyway routes found on VFR Terminal Area Charts. WAC charts, or World Aeronautical Charts, are usually used for long-distance VFR flying and although they cover large areas at a smaller scale, they are not detailed enough for flyway planning in congested terminal areas.