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QUESTION: ARE OLDER PROCEDURES AVAILABLE FOR OLD AIRPORTS E.G. SHUTDOWN, MODIFIED ETC. 10 -20 YEARS AGO? HOW CAN THEY BE MADE AVAILABLE SINCE MANY PEOPLE FLY OLD AIRORTS NOT INCLUDED BUT5 ADDED IN FSX?
You’d be best asking that directly of Navigraph, but I would say the answer is no. The Navigraph databases are based on real-world information. Therefore, if an airport has been removed from real-world data, it has been removed from Navigraph data as well.
Not the answer you wanted, I suspect, and I really would suggest checking with Navigraph themselves, but I believe that to be the case.