The thing I love about Navigraph is that everything "just works". No problems, no headaches, incredible depth, flexibility and ergonomics whether I use my PC, my tablet, my browsers, the in-game charts, SimBrief, whatever. Navigraph truly is the "go to" company for simulator aviation charts and formal flight planning. And, it just keeps getting better. Money well spent. Thanks folks! 🛩🛩👍👍
Wow! We are so glad to read that you are enjoying our products. Thank you so much for the kind words. Be sure to testflight the amazing route in the video. Happy flying!
@@Navigraphteam Yes, good idea; I will try it. I have both those payware airports in MSFS. My first hot air balloon flight in the sim was over Concrete and the whole region is a beautiful part of the world. Many thanks for this fine video and the inspiration.
Sectionals are a great addition to Navigraph. It raises the usefulness for the sim as a PPL training tool to another level. A huge thanks Navigraph. The tutorial was well composed, covered quite a few chart related concepts, and lightly touched on identifying quite a few features found on a sectional chart; Airspace (Class C) and its floor/celing, Private airport, reading the info from the airport depiction (CTAF freq) especially the right traffic pattern for RWY 7 (RP 7), terrain and water depiction, and generally using the sectional chart for the VFR flight and dead reckoning. Well done.
Congratulations to Navigraph. Yet another leap forward for the team. These FAA Sectionals have always been an absolute treasure trove of information. So now we can have Navigraph Charts open when studying / training using the FAA handbooks. Detailed flight plans in the US will be a joy x
It’s truly an amazing time to fsim so many great features are being added to Charts atm that provide information that elevates the fsim experience to new levels. Looking forward to trying this flight very soon looks incredible. Thx for the continuing updates it’s greatly appreciated. I fly around the Hawaiian Islands quite a lot and the sectionals for this area will be so useful
Wow! Thanks for the great feedback! This flight is absolutely stunning, we truly recommend that you try it out. Just tell us if you liked the hamburger... Happy flying!
FAA sectionals are a welcome addition! Nice video too. Just FYI, (I hate to be the pedantic guy) KORS noise abatement procedures for runway 16 call for a left turn to the north-east until clear of the island. Flying south down the sound is only for poor weather or turbulence. Anacortes is pronounced with a soft "s" at the end, like the name "Tess". Skagit is a soft "g" (sounds like a "j"). Locally, I hear Sedro Woolley pronounced with both a short and long "e" ("said" vs "seed"), so I don't know which pronunciation people in town prefer!
My adult son lives in Sedro Woolley. He says the pronunciation is based upon which side of town one lives in, and there is some story which I no longer recall to explain the two pronunciations. He lives on the south side of town about 7 years or so, and says Sedro with a long "e". He also relates that some of the older long time residents may get irritated if the "wrong" pronuciation is used, depending on which camp they fall into.
Great feeback! We are happy to hear you liked the video and the FFA Sectionals. We are committed to producing videos with accurate and appropriate English pronunciation, but we face challenges in accounting for all the regional differences in speech. Specially when we record the voice over in the USA and the video is recorded and edited in Stockholm. Language is a fascinating phenomenon, thanks for pointing out its astounding variations!
Forget the Charts ! I can't wait to taste that burger.............Joking aside. Looks great. Have the map in front of me and preparing the trip. Excellent feature.
Awesome question! In the near future we might have direct support for a couple of helicopters. That said, its always up to the developers to implement our product in their aircraft. If you today wish to use our charts with a helicopter we suggest you use the PMS50 integration. You can read more about this here pms50.com/msfs/aircrafts/ Happy Flying!
Awesome, need that for a long time. I have a request, can you add note pad & a pad where we can enter checklist manually by typing, so we add checkist for different aircrafts.
Hi there! We try to gather all feature suggestions and requests in the wishlist section of our forum. Please feel free to post and vote on suggestions and/or feature requests there: forum.navigraph.com/c/wishlist. Many thanks!
Thank you! Please post your suggestion to our developers in the forum wishlist section forum.navigraph.com/c/wishlist. Many thanks for your cooperation!
Hi! We try to gather all request in our wishlist section of the support forum. There is currently a topic for other countries such as Canada. Feel free to vote for this topic in the forum: forum.navigraph.com/t/vfr-charts-for-other-countries/14031
Can we next get Canadian VNC (visual Navigation Charts) next??? P-p-p-pleeeeeeease. PS, locals pronounce it “Ana-cor-teese” and “Ska-jet”. :). Thanks for the vid. :). ❤
We are glad you liked the video :) When it comes to the Canadian VNC please post this suggestion to our developers in the forum wishlist section forum.navigraph.com/c/wishlist. Many thanks for your cooperation!
Hello, I'm an unlimited NaviGraph subscriber, and I've never seen that neat ipad like device in any of my planes... what did I do wrong or missed along the way ??
Hi and many thanks for subscribing to our products. Are you refering to the pop-up iPad screens during the video? Or the screens in the cockpit? What type of aircraft do you usually fly in the simulator?
What is the correct way to create a flight plan on a sectional chart? On my first attempt, I had a dashed line (pink) from KORS to the first waypoint and another dashed line (green) from the waypoint to Mears Field. The video shows only solid magenta lines. Is the point of a sectional chart to pick waypoints that suit you and your flight? Thank you.
Hi there! You need to check Flight Mode VFR to create a VFR Flight. How to: Select Flight, Create a + New Flight. at the top of the New Flight menu, you will find General, Options and Export Select Options and check Flight Mode *VFR*
Many thanks for reaching out. Please post your suggestion to our developers in the forum wishlist section forum.navigraph.com/c/wishlist. Many thanks for your cooperation!
Great question! At the moment FAA Sectionals are exclusive to the US. If you have any suggestion regarding Sectionals for other countries be sure to contact our developers in the forum wishlist section forum.navigraph.com/c/wishlist. Many thanks for your cooperation!
@@Navigraphteam I wouldn't worry about this too much. Unless you've lived in every location in the world, you're going to get some pronunciations wrong. As an example, I live in Louisville, KY but there is another Louisville in Colorado. Both have entirely different pronunciations. Newark, Delaware and Newark, NJ are another good example because both are pronounced totally differently. In fact, one has 2 syllables and the other only 1. By the way, this update is fantastic!
Hi there! You will find it in *Map Filters* (3 layer icon), the icon below *Map Presets* . When you open *Map Layers* , select the *Options* button at the bottom, and all layers will turn orange. After that select the Charts logo *FAA (US Only)*, and select IFR High or Low
Hi there! Many thanks for reaching out. Please post your suggestion to our developers in the forum wishlist section forum.navigraph.com/c/wishlist. Many thanks for your cooperation!
Happy to hear that you want to learn how to use FAA Sectionals. The video gives you a couple of tips and points you in the right direction. Happy flying.
The thing I love about Navigraph is that everything "just works". No problems, no headaches, incredible depth, flexibility and ergonomics whether I use my PC, my tablet, my browsers, the in-game charts, SimBrief, whatever. Navigraph truly is the "go to" company for simulator aviation charts and formal flight planning. And, it just keeps getting better. Money well spent. Thanks folks! 🛩🛩👍👍
Wow! We are so glad to read that you are enjoying our products. Thank you so much for the kind words. Be sure to testflight the amazing route in the video. Happy flying!
@@Navigraphteam Yes, good idea; I will try it. I have both those payware airports in MSFS. My first hot air balloon flight in the sim was over Concrete and the whole region is a beautiful part of the world. Many thanks for this fine video and the inspiration.
Sectionals are a great addition to Navigraph. It raises the usefulness for the sim as a PPL training tool to another level. A huge thanks Navigraph. The tutorial was well composed, covered quite a few chart related concepts, and lightly touched on identifying quite a few features found on a sectional chart; Airspace (Class C) and its floor/celing, Private airport, reading the info from the airport depiction (CTAF freq) especially the right traffic pattern for RWY 7 (RP 7), terrain and water depiction, and generally using the sectional chart for the VFR flight and dead reckoning. Well done.
Thank you for your very insightful and positive feeback! We appreciate it!
Lack of FAA sectionals were always my biggest complaint about Navigraph. This addition makes me super happy. Thank you!
Fantastic addition, thanks for listening to the community!
Hi there!
Thank you for helping us improve the product! We are so happy that the community helps us!
Congratulations to Navigraph. Yet another leap forward for the team. These FAA Sectionals have always been an absolute treasure trove of information. So now we can have Navigraph Charts open when studying / training using the FAA handbooks. Detailed flight plans in the US will be a joy x
We appreciate your positive feedback, thank you! Happy flying!
It’s truly an amazing time to fsim so many great features are being added to Charts atm that provide information that elevates the fsim experience to new levels. Looking forward to trying this flight very soon looks incredible. Thx for the continuing updates it’s greatly appreciated. I fly around the Hawaiian Islands quite a lot and the sectionals for this area will be so useful
Wow! Thanks for the great feedback! This flight is absolutely stunning, we truly recommend that you try it out. Just tell us if you liked the hamburger... Happy flying!
thankful for this addition to your service. It is definetly well worth the subscription for serious simmers
Your feedback is greatly appreciated! Happy flying!
Way to go Navigraph! Just what I was hoping for!! Y’all are killing it!👏👏
Great energy and thanks for the feedback!
FAA sectionals are a welcome addition! Nice video too. Just FYI, (I hate to be the pedantic guy) KORS noise abatement procedures for runway 16 call for a left turn to the north-east until clear of the island. Flying south down the sound is only for poor weather or turbulence. Anacortes is pronounced with a soft "s" at the end, like the name "Tess". Skagit is a soft "g" (sounds like a "j"). Locally, I hear Sedro Woolley pronounced with both a short and long "e" ("said" vs "seed"), so I don't know which pronunciation people in town prefer!
My adult son lives in Sedro Woolley. He says the pronunciation is based upon which side of town one lives in, and there is some story which I no longer recall to explain the two pronunciations. He lives on the south side of town about 7 years or so, and says Sedro with a long "e". He also relates that some of the older long time residents may get irritated if the "wrong" pronuciation is used, depending on which camp they fall into.
Great feeback! We are happy to hear you liked the video and the FFA Sectionals. We are committed to producing videos with accurate and appropriate English pronunciation, but we face challenges in accounting for all the regional differences in speech. Specially when we record the voice over in the USA and the video is recorded and edited in Stockholm. Language is a fascinating phenomenon, thanks for pointing out its astounding variations!
Reminds me of the time I took lessons in the USA and learned to fly there and got my ppl. Great work! I live in the Netherlands.
Nice to hear that this video brings you back into those amazing and unique memories. We are happy to hear that you liked it! Happy flying!
Yes! While the VFR maps were good in charts 8, adding true sectionals is a game-changer.
Thank, glad you liked the FAA Sectionals update. Happy flying!
Great job guys! Highly enjoyed watching it :) and even learned something new about sectional charts.
We appreciate you watching the video and the positve feeback! Thank you!
Relaxing, and informative, everything I love in a video packed into one perfect video, thank you for the wonder video jason
Thanks! So glad you liked the video and the atmosphere of the trip. Happy Flying!
Forget the Charts ! I can't wait to taste that burger.............Joking aside. Looks great. Have the map in front of me and preparing the trip. Excellent feature.
That trip is amazing! You are in for treat :). Hope you like the burger :) Thanks for your great feedback and happy flying!
The work you cram into this is phenomenal
Hi there! We are glad that you like it! And thank you for noticing the work that we put into this video! :)
that is great , thanks for the video
We are so glad you liked it! Happy Flying!
Another great video, thank you for sharing !!!
Thanks! We are glad to hear that you liked the video. We recommend you to try out the route in the video. Its an amazing flight. Happy flying!
Awesome!😊
Thanks! Glad you kliked it :)
Nice addition to Navigraph. Also enjoyed the tutorial very much. Thanks.
Thanks! We are so happy that you liked the video. Happy flying!
ONLY for the US, but fortunately it stop exactly right after my Island, MARTINIQUE in the Caribbean. It’s great thank you 🙏🏾 Navigraph
Our pleasure! :)
We made our first flight with FAA sectionals in the Caribbean, it's soo beautiful! :)
Would love to see helicopter routes added also!
Awesome question! In the near future we might have direct support for a couple of helicopters. That said, its always up to the developers to implement our product in their aircraft. If you today wish to use our charts with a helicopter we suggest you use the PMS50 integration. You can read more about this here pms50.com/msfs/aircrafts/ Happy Flying!
@@Navigraphteam Was more referring to the FAA helicopter route charts.
amazing! i want to learn how to use it! here in Brazil we have some charts like this!
Fantastic! We appreciate the positive vibes! Obrigado 👍🏼
Nice....
Thank you 👍
Awesome, need that for a long time.
I have a request, can you add note pad & a pad where we can enter checklist manually by typing, so we add checkist for different aircrafts.
Hi there! We try to gather all feature suggestions and requests in the wishlist section of our forum. Please feel free to post and vote on suggestions and/or feature requests there: forum.navigraph.com/c/wishlist. Many thanks!
finally! congratulaitons
Yes! Appreciate the positive energy! Thanks!
This is great! Will there be secionals for Europe as well?
Thank you! Please post your suggestion to our developers in the forum wishlist section forum.navigraph.com/c/wishlist. Many thanks for your cooperation!
your fellow neighbours in canada would love to see sectionals too... if possible
Hi! We try to gather all request in our wishlist section of the support forum. There is currently a topic for other countries such as Canada. Feel free to vote for this topic in the forum: forum.navigraph.com/t/vfr-charts-for-other-countries/14031
Can we next get Canadian VNC (visual Navigation Charts) next??? P-p-p-pleeeeeeease. PS, locals pronounce it “Ana-cor-teese” and “Ska-jet”. :). Thanks for the vid. :). ❤
We are glad you liked the video :) When it comes to the Canadian VNC please post this suggestion to our developers in the forum wishlist section forum.navigraph.com/c/wishlist. Many thanks for your cooperation!
Hello,
I'm an unlimited NaviGraph subscriber, and I've never seen that neat ipad like device in any of my planes... what did I do wrong or missed along the way ??
Hi and many thanks for subscribing to our products. Are you refering to the pop-up iPad screens during the video? Or the screens in the cockpit? What type of aircraft do you usually fly in the simulator?
What is the correct way to create a flight plan on a sectional chart? On my first attempt, I had a dashed line (pink) from KORS to the first waypoint and another dashed line (green) from the waypoint to Mears Field. The video shows only solid magenta lines. Is the point of a sectional chart to pick waypoints that suit you and your flight? Thank you.
Hi there!
You need to check Flight Mode VFR to create a VFR Flight.
How to:
Select Flight, Create a + New Flight.
at the top of the New Flight menu, you will find General, Options and Export
Select Options and check Flight Mode *VFR*
Will the charts be updated on the regular cycle as real charts are? Great video and explanation!
Great Question! The answer is Yes. We are currently following the FAA's 56 days update cycle.
Any chance of getting the Canadian Version? (VNC's)
Many thanks for reaching out. Please post your suggestion to our developers in the forum wishlist section forum.navigraph.com/c/wishlist. Many thanks for your cooperation!
This new feature will be for the whole world or exclusive to the US." Today I tried this and only saw the news about US territory
Great question! At the moment FAA Sectionals are exclusive to the US. If you have any suggestion regarding Sectionals for other countries be sure to contact our developers in the forum wishlist section forum.navigraph.com/c/wishlist. Many thanks for your cooperation!
Great to see sectionals come to Navigraph. FYI, you mispronounced just about every place in this video minus Orcas and Concrete.
Great feeback! We will look into this, thank you.
@@Navigraphteam I wouldn't worry about this too much. Unless you've lived in every location in the world, you're going to get some pronunciations wrong. As an example, I live in Louisville, KY but there is another Louisville in Colorado. Both have entirely different pronunciations. Newark, Delaware and Newark, NJ are another good example because both are pronounced totally differently. In fact, one has 2 syllables and the other only 1. By the way, this update is fantastic!
Thanks! Great feeback and thanks for the positive energy @@Part_121
How I can open the IFR new ones? Only shows the default navigraph ones, yes im at a USA airport
Hi there!
You will find it in *Map Filters* (3 layer icon), the icon below *Map Presets* .
When you open *Map Layers* , select the *Options* button at the bottom, and all layers will turn orange.
After that select the Charts logo *FAA (US Only)*, and select IFR High or Low
@@Navigraphteam got it thanks!
Is this for Europe too?
Hi there!
Many thanks for reaching out. Please post your suggestion to our developers in the forum wishlist section forum.navigraph.com/c/wishlist. Many thanks for your cooperation!
I wish I knew how to use it
Happy to hear that you want to learn how to use FAA Sectionals. The video gives you a couple of tips and points you in the right direction. Happy flying.