February 7, 201214 yr Is there a Way to upgrade the fmc routes? sometimes it showes not avaiable. Is there way to Upgrade the FMC? thanks. Mohit Mahtani
March 27, 201214 yr Wow it costs money to update the FMC??? How much does this cost??Jon Jonathan Oakes KPHX (KMSP)
March 27, 201214 yr Wow it costs money to update the FMC??? How much does this cost??JonIf you don't need the newest data (you will only need the newest if you fly online on vatsim or ivao) you can find some older one on the internet. Just google airac. Kind regards Peter
June 11, 201213 yr Each Navigraph AIRAC cycle costs 20 navigraph credits. The minimum amount of credits that you can buy for your navigraph account is 100 which costs about $12 AUD which means each cycle (approx 1 month) costs about $2.40 AUD. Each cycle contains a complete and updated collection of airways, weigh points and SIDS/STARS. Worth every dollar in my opinion. Regards, Richard Nobes Yes, I sometimes exceed 250kts below 10,000ft! Imagine that....
June 11, 201213 yr Commercial Member Wow it costs money to update the FMC??? Yes. I don't see why this is so much of a surprise. The data changes all of the time. Someone has to do the work to put it into a format that the aircraft understands each time it gets updated by the governments (all around the world). The person who does this work for you would like to get paid for it (in the US, you could easily do it yourself with a little technical knowhow, and if someone says "Excel!" I'll hunt you down and slap you with a database book). Furthermore, for some countries, the data is not publicly available and requires the developer to pay for it. Most add-on companies buy the first round of data to start you off when you buy their aircraft. After that, it's all on you. If you look at companies now, you'll see that a lot of them don't make money based off of products. A lot of them make money on data and knowledge that others don't have. Ever wonder why SpeedTest.net is free to test your connection? They sell the stats of your test to ISPs. Kyle Rodgers
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