Navigraph Charts Update is out! and it´s great

[Bill Griffith 160]

Great update!  👍😃

[DrumsArt 270]

Whaooo, just great and impressive! 👍👍

Big thank you and Regards,

Richard

[ryanbatc 12,781]

So this is essentially for non USA users?  All of the USA charts are freely available.

[broncoblair 5]

Only use the one on my iPad will be excited when that comes. Actually subscribed to ForeFlight for my planning for sim stuff because the Navigraph tablet app always bummed me a little bit. Always takes forever to find something or load something. Look Forward to the mobile app update. I dont current;y use the desktop one. 

[pete_auau 1,152]

5 hours ago, ryanbatcund said:

So this is essentially for non USA users?  All of the USA charts are freely available.

if  you have  a  subscription  to navigraph  you  can get  any  charts  you  want

[virtualstuff 751]

Great stuff happy to have chosen the Navigraph route a long time ago, it's keeps getting better 🙂

[RedSpinnaker 35]

7 hours ago, ryanbatcund said:

So this is essentially for non USA users?  All of the USA charts are freely available.

The NACO charts are. Navigraph uses Jepps, which are far superior IMO.

[Patco Lch 1,462]

Any advantage over the AivlaSoft EFB which I use?

[Woozie 732]

8 minutes ago, PATCO LCH said:

Any advantage over the AivlaSoft EFB which I use?

Depends on how much information you need. In general, Navigraph charts are much more detailed compared to what EFBv2 offers. For example, EFBv2 doesnt show minimums for most approaches unless you manually add this information using text based config files per airport, quite a tedious job...Other stuff like Runway features (can be added manually) and terrain and obstacle information is also missing in EFB. 

If its just about visualising SIDS and STARS including ALT and SPD restrictions you should be absolutely fine with EFB. 

[MarkW 1,490]

8 hours ago, ryanbatcund said:

So this is essentially for non USA users?  All of the USA charts are freely available.

Charts are freely available for many countries.  USA, Canada, most of EU.  Having said that there is a lot of convenience in using Navigraph, very easy to select correct sid/star and I personally got it because I like to fly into the Caribbean islands where charts are difficult to find.

[ryanbatc 12,781]

5 hours ago, RedSpinnaker said:

The NACO charts are. Navigraph uses Jepps, which are far superior IMO.

Meh.  I've never had an issue with NACO...real or sim

[ndflieger 54]

Anyone having problems with Copy & Paste?

I tried to copy a routing from Notepad into the Navigraph manual routing box. It wouldn't take the text.

Cheers,

Scott

[chapstick 2,757]

Great update, and all I was really looking for was a single tray that could pin all of the charts for a flight. One thing I’m disappointed about is the continued absence of the writing feature that was removed years ago. 

[zmak 331]

Shows you how far Simbrief have come in the last few years. It's the perfect combo !

[zmak 331]

14 hours ago, ryanbatcund said:

So this is essentially for non USA users?  All of the USA charts are freely available.

Smooth interface and all charts at your fingertips including FMS data every cycle , try a one month subscription. 100% Guarantee you won't go back to google for charts

https://www.navigraph.com/SubscriptionOptions.aspx

Edited May 29, 2019 by zmak