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Navigraph or No Navigraph

Navigraph Subscription 149 members have voted

  1. 1. Do you have a Navigraph Subscription with MSFS 2024

    • Yes
      80%
      120
    • No
      19%
      29

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I am curious how many people here do not have a Navigraph subscription and why.

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    There should be a third option: navdata-only subscription (instead of the Unlimited). That's the one I have. For charts, I deal with the MSFS2024 ones.

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    I wouldn't consider usage of Simbrief only to be a subscription. Like you, I take "subscription" to mean that one is paying money at regular intervals. And while Simbrief requires a (free) Navigraph a

Its super to have , so much integrated in msfs nowadays with it so its helpful , i love simbrief

Absolutely. Not only for flying but helpful for scenery design too. Windsocks are not always clear on Google Maps and MSFS is often wrong about where they are

I've been using Navigraph since 2006 (when it was called nDAC and you purchased credits).

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Depends on the use you give to the sim.

If I used it ONLY for soaring I wouldn't brother...

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Just now, jcomm said:

Depends on the use you give to the sim.

If I used it ONLY for soaring I wouldn't brother...

It gives live updates for winds aswell so for soaring it would be great tho 😅

Couldn't fly my IFR and SIDs and approaches without it. Integration into various aircraft' EFB's is a must.

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6 hours ago, Parme said:

Its super to have , so much integrated in msfs nowadays with it so its helpful , i love simbrief

see, and yet another poll you can read this way or that way. Because "subscription" for me reads like "I pay money". Which I do not do as I hate subscription models. However, I am a Simbrief and hence free Navigraph user. So if usage is considered a "subscription" then my "no" count to the poll is wrong and would need to say yes.

EDIT to avoid ambiguity the poll should (have) read like

  • I use a free Navigraph subscription (Simbrief)

  • I use a paid Navigraph subscription (AIRACs)

  • I do not use any Navigraph service

Edited by DAD

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8 minutes ago, DAD said:

see, and yet another poll you can read this way or that way. Because "subscription" for me reads like "I pay money". Which I do not do as I hate subscription models. However, I am a Simbrief and hence free Navigraph user. So if usage is considered a "subscription" then my "no" count to the poll is wrong and would need to say yes.

EDIT to avoid ambiguity the poll should (have) read like

  • I use a free Navigraph subscription (Simbrief)

  • I use a paid Navigraph subscription (AIRACs)

  • I do not use any Navigraph service

Very true !

i didn’t read it like you did tho , i red it like ”use navigraph or not”, didn’t think of the subscription word in the poll.

But if you pay for it it has more than just airac in it tho

I took a Navigraph subscription to update my NavData. Now I am using BATC and since I really care about AI I upgraded my subscription so I can use the FR24 integration as well...

27 minutes ago, DAD said:

see, and yet another poll you can read this way or that way. Because "subscription" for me reads like "I pay money". Which I do not do as I hate subscription models. However, I am a Simbrief and hence free Navigraph user. So if usage is considered a "subscription" then my "no" count to the poll is wrong and would need to say yes.

I wouldn't consider usage of Simbrief only to be a subscription. Like you, I take "subscription" to mean that one is paying money at regular intervals. And while Simbrief requires a (free) Navigraph account, it doesnt require a Simbrief subscription.

Even as a GA only flyer, I subscribe. I'm not a fan of subscriptions with flight sim in general because I do take long breaks from time to time. However Navigraph is just something I use every flight. I could probably get most charts and everything else somewhere, but it is all in one spot and easy to use.

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30 minutes ago, weaklink said:

I wouldn't consider usage of Simbrief only to be a subscription. Like you, I take "subscription" to mean that one is paying money at regular intervals. And while Simbrief requires a (free) Navigraph account, it doesnt require a Simbrief subscription.

that's my point. Hence I answered "No" to the poll. But after some praised the Simbrief functionality (for good reason!) I felt that the poll may not show the right results if "subscription" is interpreted as either "have account" (which I do) or "have paid subscription" (which I don't).

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