AIRAC Cycle 2503 has been released! Update your tools and add-on aircraft FMS databases.
Via Navigraph using the FMS Data Manager (X-plane, FSX, Prepar3D) or the Navigraph Hub (MSFS 2020, MSFS 2024). Navigation Data updates for MSFS 2024 are currently offered in a Beta compatibility state as they continue to address minor issues. The current Jeppesen charts are already available through the Navigraph Charts app.
Some other news:
TDS GTNXi Now Available for X-Plane 11/12
Having been a fan favorite for years in the MSFS universe, the acclaimed TDS GTNXi avionics plugin is finally available for PC versions of X-Plane 11 and 12. Primarily an advanced GPS unit, it also serves as an audio panel and fully functioning ADS-B transponder. A license buys you both GTN 750Xi and GTN650Xi avionics, running either as pop-up panels, on a separate screen, or seamlessly integrated into the virtual cockpit environment—either natively or via legacy support for most add-on aircraft featuring a GTN bezel.
As a Navigraph subscriber, you can look forward to a sleek Charts integration, including hassle-free navigation data updates and geo-referenced charts. You can learn more about the TDS GTNXi by reading our extensive blog post covering the MSFS 2020 version.
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How To Master Weather Layers in Navigraph Charts
It goes without saying that having the weather in mind has been a top priority since the days of the Wright Brothers. If you’ve been tinkering with Navigraph Charts for a while, you’ve probably stumbled upon the various weather layers available. With 19 layers to choose from, one can be forgiven for feeling a bit lost. But fear not—let’s enter the realm of weather layers and learn how using them correctly can make all the difference.
Release the Hounds! The MD-88/83 Arrives for MSFS 2024
Leonardo Studios has just dropped the MD-83 and MD-88 into the world of Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. We grab the yoke of a true aviation classic to find out if the old mad dog has any bark left in it.
A Weekend Well Spent: FlightSimWeekend 2025
The Lelystad Aviodrome Museum buzzed with excitement this past weekend as it hosted Europe’s premier flight sim event—FlightSimWeekend 2025. Visitors were treated to an enticing smorgasbord covering the latest and greatest in the flight simulation world—not to mention the opportunity to mingle with fellow enthusiasts. The attending team from Navigraph had a great time and enjoyed meeting both new and old friends who dropped by our booth, where we, among many things, showcased our upcoming Scratchpad feature for Navigraph Charts. Congratulations to everyone who entered our in-booth competition and was lucky to walk away with a unique, extremely limited Navigraph ICAO-code mug!
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