Navigraph

26/05/2026

With FSLTL, traffic appears as recognizable aircraft with matching types and liveries, making the sky feel less like background and more like part of the flight.

Official Flightradar24.com traffic is now available for FSLTL through Navigraph. Subscribe to Navigraph Unlimited to try it out!

26/05/2026

We’re excited to share that real-world traffic is coming to FSLTL through a new collaboration between Navigraph and Flightradar24.com!

FSLTL has become one of the most popular traffic addons in the flight simulation community thanks to its realistic aircraft models, huge livery library, VATSIM support, and custom sounds. Now, Navigraph Unlimited subscribers can connect FSLTL to official Flightradar24 traffic data for real-world traffic injection in MSFS.

This launch also marks the beginning of a new Navigraph API platform. Through this platform, we’re opening the door for other flight simulation developers to integrate official Flightradar24 traffic into ATC clients, virtual airline systems, simulator utilities, and other aviation experiences.

🛠️ Getting started with FSLTL

Injecting Flightradar24 traffic into MSFS 2020 and 2024 through FSLTL only takes a few steps:

1️⃣ Install FSLTL through the FlyByWire Installer.
2️⃣ When starting the FSLTL application, a Command/Terminal window will open. When loaded, it will prompt you to change settings. Type Y and Enter.
3️⃣ A web page should load in your browser with the current settings. At the top, in the provider dropdown, click the down arrow and choose Navigraph. Feel free to make any other changes to the settings as needed.
4️⃣ When done, click the Save and Start Injector button at the bottom of the page, which will ask you to authenticate with your Navigraph account.

After completing these steps, the settings are stored and will not have to be repeated on each startup.

In addition to official live traffic integrations, Navigraph Unlimited subscribers benefit from continuously updated Jeppesen navigation data, airport charts, enroute charts, VFR charts, flight planning tools, and simulator integrations across major flight simulation platforms. Bring your flights to life with more realism, deeper immersion, and the tools every flight simmer needs to explore virtual skies on the highest level! 🛫

22/05/2026

Weekend flight plan: learn to fly by instruments.

The new Instrument Flying course is now live in Navigraph Academy - featuring three all-new YouTube lessons, guided in-sim missions, and a qualification badge to earn.

Watch the lessons, fly the missions, and see if you can complete your qualification this weekend.

Watch. Fly. Qualify.

Enroll in the Navigraph Academy instrument course now: https://buff.ly/PA5e0Yb

19/05/2026

The Instrument Flying course is now live in Navigraph Academy! ✈️ Get started 👉️ https://buff.ly/wjfiO6o

19/05/2026

NEW COURSE RELEASE: Instrument Flying is now live in Navigraph Academy - completely FREE! ✈️

Ready to fly in IMC? ☁️
In this new course, you’ll learn:
🔹The basic-T instrument scan
🔹RNAV flight planning using SIDs and airways
🔹How to brief and fly an ILS approach down to minimums

We’ve also massively upgraded the Academy analytics experience:
🗺️ Live moving maps
📊 Improved maneuver analysis
📱 Better mobile and tablet support
✅️ Seamless transition from briefing → flight → debrief

Taught by real-world pilots and instructors, this course brings authentic instrument training directly into your simulator.

In-game missions and analytics are available for MSFS 2020 and 2024 on PC only. You can however follow along in the YouTube videos and practice on your own using other simulator consoles and platforms: https://buff.ly/wjfiO6o

14/05/2026

AIRAC Cycle 2605 is out! 🛫

Update your tools and aircraft FMS databases using the FMS Data Manager (for X-Plane, FSX, and Prepar3D) or the Navigraph Hub (for MSFS). Jeppesen charts are already up to date in the Navigraph Charts app.

The latest Rogers Data European VFR Charts update has now also reached Navigraph Charts. Popular among general aviation pilots flying across Europe, Rogers Data charts provide detailed VFR coverage of airspace, terrain, obstacles, navigation aids, and airfields tailored specifically for visual navigation.

While most navigation data in Navigraph Charts follows the 28-day AIRAC cycle, Rogers Data VFR charts follow their own revision schedule to reflect changes to airspace, frequencies, procedures, and other aeronautical information throughout the flying season. 🗺️

08/05/2026

In Challenging Approaches 29, we head to Reggio Calabria LICR for one of Europe’s most dramatic arrivals: the RNP RWY 33 AR. With RF legs curling around terrain, a steep 3.8° vertical path, tight margins, and the Strait of Messina just off the wing, this is not your average Italian holiday arrival.

From energy management and offset final alignment to why current navigation data matters so much on procedures like this, the full blog post breaks down what makes Reggio Calabria such a memorable challenge in the sim.

The full Challenging Approaches 29 blog post is up now, read it on the Navigraph blog.

24/04/2026

The TDS GTNXi brings a modern, Navigraph-enabled avionics experience to the Just Flight PA-28-181 Archer III in X-Plane 12, with smooth performance, reliable autopilot coupling, and direct access to procedures and charts.

Read the full blog post via the linktree in our bio.

21/04/2026

The FlightSim Community Survey 2026 results are out! 🎉 What’s the most popular flight simulator today? What does a typical flight sim setup look like? How do most simmers actually fly? And how many believe they could land a real aircraft?

With more than 42,000 responses, this year’s FlightSim Community Survey offers a snapshot of a growing and evolving hobby. Some trends remain steady. Others are starting to shift.

Get the results 👉️ https://buff.ly/js84QpF

16/04/2026

AIRAC 2604 is out now! ✈️ Ready for a real challenge? In our latest blog, we’re heading to the legendary St. Maarten, where massive jets skim just above Maho Beach before touching down on a short runway surrounded by ocean and terrain.

This guide walks through flying a heavy jet into TNCM, covering energy management, visual approach techniques, and the unique challenges of a short runway surrounded by terrain and ocean 👉️

iconic TNCM approach into Princess Juliana International Airport in St Maarten, skimming low over Maho Beach.