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Navigraph reports “………New and existing users are invited to download the new batch of updated aeronautical charts distributed by Navigraph via the nDAC software. Notably, enroute chart coverage has now been added for Australia, and North America is also fully covered after adding new 20 enroute charts to the database. Furthermore, almost 400 airport charts have been added, bringing the total number to 23,667 distributed over 1,211 airports worldwide……”.
“……. New Airport and Enroute Charts: Full Australian and North American Enroute Coverage. The airport and enroute charts available for download via the nDAC software have now been updated. The MAY08 revision has been replaced by the AUG08 revision (batch #13). More information about the data (changes and current coverage) is available in our nDAC product pages.

Navigraph is proud to add full enroute coverage for Australia. For an overview of this new region, see the Australia index chart.

Furthermore, the North American coverage has been significantly expanded after adding ten new enroute charts. Navigraph now has full North American enroute coverage, both for low and high altitude charts.

In addition to these expansions of the coverage, the majority of previously existing enroute charts have been revised. The total number of enroute charts is now 138.

In addition to expanding the enroute chart coverage, the number of airport charts has been increased to 23,667 (previously 23,271), in a total of 1,211 airports (previously 1,199). The new and revised airport charts are distributed over 216 airports worldwide.

Out of these 216 revised airports, 57 have also been fully converted to the new airport chart format (in addition to the 61 in the last revisions), including many UK airports such as London Gatwick (LGW/EGKK). The airport chart manual for this new format is available here.  Next planned data revision is scheduled for end of November 2008…..”.

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