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Without cookies you will not be able to log in to your account, manage or buy subscriptions or access any data or content that is not plain text or images. See the Developer Directory for a list of the simulators and addon software we support.Accept cookies that come from our third party partners, which are used to optimize our services by producing analytics, personalizing content (including ads), measuring ads, and providing a safer experience? If you don't want cookies at all The table below contains the planned release dates for the next few years. A cycle is 28 days, thus there are 13 cycles in a year. We release new Navdata according to the AIRAC cycle which is numbered YYNN (where YY is the two last digits of the year and NN is the cycle number). Since our Charts are also from Jeppesen, and are also updated each AIRAC cycle, using Navigraph’s services for both Navdata and Charts will result in the best possible match between data and charts. With a subsciption you can also get current data in our SimBrief product, and a wide range of direct integrations including X-Plane Mobile and Volanta. To get started, read more about the coverage and then subscribe, and when you are ready you can download data in the various addon formats using our Navdata apps, or, if you prefer, our individual data installers. The source data is tested and parsed into different data formats adapted to specific addon software designed to increase the realism of flight simulation. Our Navdata product is sourced from Jeppesen, a professional navdata provider for major airlines worldwide.

Navigraph has provided navdata to the flight simulation community since October 2006 after the merger with Richard Stefan of NAVData-Service who had previously worked on similar data processing since 1999. Subsequently the data contains a massive amount of information to determine not only location of airports and waypoints, but also surface type and slope of runways, the layout of airport gates, navaid frequencies, holding patterns, obstacles close to defined routes, and much more.

Navdata (also known as FMS Data) is a general purpose dataset used for in a wide array of applications ranging from flight planning systems in the operations office to various navigational and performance systems onboard.

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