101 Navigraph Tutorial and MSFS 2020 Basics - What is Navigraph, How to use it and why you want it!
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- What is Navigraph and Why Should you Use it? I try to answer those questions and more in the beginning of a small series of Navigraph Tutorial How To videos where I will help you understand and use both Navigraph, its charts and plates and understand these procedures to help you to enjoy Navigraph and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020
This Video is a part of a full Series. See videos Below
101 - Navigraph and MS FS 2020 The Basics - • 101 Navigraph Tutorial...
102 - Navigraph Using High & Low Enroute Charts Tutorial - • 102 - Navigraph Unders...
103 - Types of Terminal Procedure Charts (SID/STAR/IAP) - • 103 Navigraph and MS F...
104 - Reading Jeppesen Airport Diagrams Tutorial - • 104A Reading Jeppesen ...
Sup1 - Navigraph and VFR / Taxiing - • Navigraph and VFR flig...
Sup2 - Planning an IFR flight in Navigraph beginning to end - • IFR Flight Plan using ...
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0:00 - Introduction
1:03 - What is Navigraph and Jeppesen Charts?
3:10 - Biggest Reason to purchase Navigraph
4:28 - Third-Party Announcements regarding Navigraph
5:26 - Navigraph Basics
6:18 - Viewing Airports in Navigraph
7:18 - Viewing Airports published Jeppesen Charts
8:19 - Planning a Route Basic Example - Create New Flight
9:25 - Autoroute along Low Enroute airways
9:48 - SID Departure Jeppesen Charts and Overview
11:45 - STAR Arrival Jeppesen Charts and Overview
12:30 - APR Approach Jeppesen Charts
13:31 - Jeppesen Chart Overlays
14:04 - Moving Maps Connect to MS FS 2020 Taxi - เกม
I guess I'm late to the party for these videos... but this is the best entry point explanation I have found thus far as new MSFS and flight sim enthusiast.
Definitely the best tutorial available. The explanation is very detailed and easy to understand. Thank you very much.
this sold me on getting my subscription. i need this now! you're videos are absolutely amazing!
Much appreciated. I subscribed to Navigraph today and you are absolutely correct; adds an enormous amount to my X-Plane and MSFS 2020 experience. I look forward to learning a lot more from you
Wow! Incredible series and an outstanding job by you. I am just getting into the flight simulation space having recently experienced MSFS 2020. I need all the help I can get (smile) and I have been looking around for educational series in this space. Your Navigraph series is simply the best one out there that I have seen and it is exactly what I am looking for. I appreciate your time, production, and easy to understand explanation of the Navigraph tool and I look forward to watching your other educational flight sim sessions as well as I know they each will be top notch. Job well done sir and thank you!
Thank you so much for this tutorial series! Wow! Now as a newbie to all this you I can get a great understanding of how this all works. Thank you for taking the time to help us become better Sim Pilots. Once again a big heart felt thank you for helping.
Navigraph really should reward you with something as this is the best sales speech for the product. Heading now to Navigraph to spend some money! You got yourself new subscriber, superb tutorial!
That was brilliant, you sure do build a good case for using the tool. Thanks David!
This video convinced me to try a months subscription and so far it's amazing. The update you can do the MSFS nav data is a big deal, at least now when you work out a plan in navigraph or simbrief it matches properly in the sim. It also adds a nice extra layer of realism to the game, which is cool.
Just what I need!! So helpful. My ForeFlight subscription is about to end so I’m switching to navigraph and simbrief. This series will be awesome for learning all about it.
I just stumbled upon your channel and tutorial series and I love it! Thank you for the great content!
Extremely helpful video, exactly what I wanted to know ! Just started a subscription with Navigraph, so there's a lot to learn, including FS2020.
This is so cool, thank you so much for the great videos, I'm learning what I wanted & needed to know fast and with ease, instead of trying to figure out everything alone.
My eyes straight up went WHOA when you showed that you can view all the departures/arrivals overlayed on the map. Impressive
Great tutorial. I haven't found Navigraph that intuitive, but you have helped enormously. Great manner of teaching, thanks so much for posting.
Nicely done video, I have been a customer for Navigraph for two years and to be honest, I cant see how to enjoy FS without it ......It adds a whole new realism level to the flight and works fine with MSFS 2020, thank you
Good stuff - I have only been using half the features of Navigraph, this video changed that. Thank you.
Just subscribed to Navigraph and this is the what I needed to get started - thanks! 👍👍👍
Great video and very informative! Looking forward to going through the rest of the series to begin to develop my IFR simming. You have a very soothing voice also. :)
Thanks for your excellent tutorials, for a beginner in MSFS they are extremely helpful! :)
Very nice Tutorial, I subscribed to Navigraph but wasn't really sure how to use it. This video is exactly what I needed. Thank you so much!
Excellent tutorial. Navigraph has changed for the better since my FSX days. The UI can be daunting but your commentary (with the help of the pause button) helped immensely to get me situated again after a 3 year hiatus. BTW, recent change, the ILS 10 is no longer at Trudeau Intl.
Thanks so much for this series my grandchildren and I are just getting into MSFS so this series is just wonderful
Excellent video and very helpful. Thanks for putting it together. I am just getting back into flight simming and I have forgotten a lot of things so your video is very timely. Happy New Year from a fellow Canuck!
This video helped me a lot about low and high routes.
But even more to create visual sids and arrivals/approaches.
This should be information that should be on the navigraph site!
Thanks.
Great work.... one step closer to get Navigraph, all thanks to you!
This is the first video of yours I’ve seen, and I’ve now subscribed. Really well done. Can’t wait to see further instalments!
Awesome, thank you!, working on 104B right now, hopefully its done before you get there.
Great video! I'd heard a bit about Navigraph but after seeing you use it I know it's a must have :D
Awesome Vid. Thx for the explanation into the navi it was a big help, I look forward to your nxt vid
Thanks David for your tutorial, appreciate it!!
Thank you David! Very nice tutorial and looking forward to the rest of the series.
Glad you enjoyed it Rehan, more to come.
Awesome tutorial! Bravo!
You ability to explain and your speed of explanation are top notch. Will be watching the rest of your videos on Navigraph.
Amazing video. New navi graph and fs 2020 learnt a lot.
This is way better than Navigraph tutorial. Awesome job. Subscribed
excellent tutorial! Thanks David!
So helpful THANK YOU!!!!!
Great video, thanks for doing this! This definitely made me think about getting Navigraph at some point for MSFS.
@@NOTAM1 Thanks, I will! I'm particularly interested in how Navigraph will eventually tie in with the various systems in the core simulator, like the ATC AI.
Thank you so much for this. You explained this quickly and concisely.
I bought navigraph because of this video series. Thank you.
Damn it... explained so well I now may need to spend $75 a year : ).. thank you.. extremely helpful
Extremely useful, thank you!
I luv this video!
Wow, this has helped so much. I got Navigraph on Day 1 of MSFS, but I haven't been realizing it's full potential. Thanks!
@@NOTAM1 Look forward to it. You're killing it with quality content right now. I'm trying to soak up some knowledge, lol.
I subscribed to Navigraph because of your video!
i was on the fence about buying navigraph. but this video definitely pushed me to bite the bullet and get it
I was considering Foreflight, Simcharts and Navigraph. Only watched the first of your videos and already sold on Navigraph. For the subscription price it sounds like it's just unbeatable.
Great tutorial. Terrific to see how Navigraphs works. Looking forward to more videos.
Working on 104B right now, about 12 planned total.
Thank you very much , great tutorial
Excellent tutorial and explanation, thank you ❤
Thank you, very well explained!
Thank you. I just subscribed to navigraph.
You are an excellent tutorial creator. Thank you
That's really slick how you can see all the approqches/departures and adjust your plan accordingly. Looks like I'm going to be a Navigraph subscriber soon. 😉
@@NOTAM1 I bought a year subscription yesterday and have been messing around with it. Thank you for making me spend more money. Hehehe...
Only came across your channel an hour ago and you've already cost me a Mooney and a Navigraph account ya bastard. Didn't get a Kitfox though... Lol. Seriously great content sir. Thanks.
Excellent video. Explanation was clear. Thank you.
Bravo, thanks!
I just subscribed to Navigraph today and yours is the first tutorial I watched. It was awesome. I do have a question (or 50 lol). I know you know the airports that are in this video, but how do you choose runways on airports you don't know? Also, will you be covering how to find the route you just created when loading into the game? I'm a realllly serious noob here. Sorry. If it's any consolation, you did gain a new sub. lol. Have a great day.
okay thank you, now i understand. you have earned my subscription.
Awesome, sorry for the miscommunication, hope you enjoy the series. My first few videos were not planned that well and off the cuff a little too much. As the series progresses I started to make point for notes to ensure I don't miss important details that I very much did in my earlier videos.
Really great helpful video! You deserve more subs.
Thanks 180shutter, appreciate it.
Been subscribing to Navigraph for years it’s essential imo. The moving maps on geo referenced charts is worth the fee alone
David Traves navigraph ceo announced VFR charts before launch of MSFS so it’s coming at some point
Great introduction to the utility, NOTAM. Definitely subbing to the channel. One question, though: I notice that Navigraph has three separate subscription plans, but I'm unclear what the difference is between them. Can you elaborate on that, or direct me to a video where you've covered that already? Thanks and happy new year!
Nice videos serie. Congratulations.
best out there thanks
Thank you so much.
... Brilliant tutorial ... thank you so much!👍
You're very welcome, thanks Ken.
Great stuff thanks
Fantastic!
Calm, clear and concise help with the fascinating world of air navigation. What's not to like? Liked and already subscribed.
Nice that you've linked timestamps to the various parts of the video and to other videos in the series. I don't know when you started your channel but you're bound to have a lot more than two thousand subscribers if you keep this up.
Thanks Jelb, appreciate the kind words.
@@NOTAM1 I just searched for free alternatives to navigraph and found chartfox.org/ Could be it's worth recommending for those, like me, that aren't keen on monthly subscriptions. Not yet at least.
@@JELB1960 There are a lot of open projects like this... and as a developer myself, I would never talk badly of them. They're all great in their own right, and free is amazing. I'll have a look. In general (not charfox specifically as I don't know) the problem I find with most of these projects is keeping the AIRAC data up to date. If it doesn't match MSFS exactly then it won't work well. I can't speak to chartfox, but this is a large undertaking. Definitely looks like its worth a look for me though, thanks.
Once a nice selection of vintage aircraft are available for MSFS I will look forward to some old school flying using charts, IFR, gauges and dials to navigate.
Loved the tutorial. I only had one problem as the star and approaches for Montreal (CYUL) have changed and runway 10 is no longer available. However landing on 6L or 6R works great. Using version 7.4.3
It's more much more interesting way of creating flight plan than the in-game method. Especially when all arrivals visible at the same time, so you can choose proper :)
It's definitely nice when planning. One of my favorite features.
Great video! How do you know in advance which runways you will be vectored into by atc? Or which one to take off from?
Hello David. A really great video. I’m subscribed! Your presentation was clear, well paced, and very informative. I’m a big advocate of Navigraph myself. What is your background if you don’t mind saying? I’m guessing you’re at least a CFII. Great job. Keep it up!
@@NOTAM1 Sorry you couldn't pursue Military aviation. That's where I started. Also sorry you can no longer hold a medical. I'd have never guessed you hadn't instructed pilots! Glad you're in the hobby. Keep those videos coming!
Well done. Just chose Navigraph over my old fav, ForeFlight. This will help me transition to it.
Not a RL pilot. Used FF in X-Plane for flight planning and iPad integration flying IFR. Flew only in U.S. Would be expensive for whole world coverage. Navigraph will work just fine. Love MSFS 2020. Keep up the good work.
Im wayyyy from this level yet (172 AP still trying to kill me in FS2020) but this all makes sense - once I get reliable on basics I'll look forward to getting into this more. What a powerful tool.... Really great presentation and explanation - will definitely check out your info vids - thank you :):)
@@NOTAM1 I would love to have a series that looks at where to do from a basic 152/172 simmer in terms of the next step which seems really lacking which is the middle ground, not the airliners but the large middle chunk of private jets and turbo as well as twin-engine aircraft.
@@NOTAM1 I hear you , I think there is a niche there not the complete basics of flight, that really has been done across all the sims and truth be told you can learn the basics from courses people have done all the way back to FSX and before. So I think and this is only my thought process, as a newbie who is no longer a complete newbie , but wants to take it to the next level and does not necessarily want to go into what is rather abstract as far as flying goes, namely the big passenger birds, I want to know more about the more complex and powerful props. 182 and up, where you have RPM control and cowling!
First! I love how you explain things! Subbed for when I'll want to know more about ILS flying! Came here for more MSFS integration btw. Excellent work, keep it up!
Great Tutorial, I am trying to get in to VatSim at the moment and would be good to show a flight from airport A to Airport B and needs to be done during the flight as you go across the areas in between, I am from the UK and I guess the principle is the same? forgot to mention doing GA at the moment not the big birds yet, so I guess would be VFR and not IFR?
Thanks Lutz,
I do see the value in NG but I am also very new to the whole world of training myself to, A. build a full on and good flight sim at home, B. buying hardware that efficiently supports my growing needs, C all at a cost that is reasonable, D, useful purchases that are meaningful and useful, appropriate for a beginner who really wants to fly in real life.
I am not sure about my $150.00 purchase of NG as being an efficient and necessary purchase at the point in my training. Especially as thier is limmited support for learning pitols who are focused with VFR to get them selves started. Thanks for the little navmap advice, might have been more suitable for my situation when I started.
I wonder in NG would consider holding my annual membership in a pause status until I grew into their service that I bought only a few months ago? Well, its in todays times that I think this, so, no is very likely the answer.
Anyways, thank for your time Lutz, keep on flying and stay safe..
Dean
Fantastic presentation. Navigraph seems to provide it all. Your tutorial may well be the trigger. I have one question. I use a second monitor to monitor the PFD and MFD. Can the navigraph displays also be moved to the second or navigation monitor? Thanks for any guidance you may provide.
great video but I noticed its really for larger commercial jets using sids and stars. I'm more interested in gps approaches with holding patterns for smaller general aircraft, will it show those approaches?
Eggcellent
How does one factor the winds into the planning in order to determine runways in use when using this planner? I don't want to be taking off or landing and have an AI aircraft coming from the other direction. Thanks for these helpful videos!
Great tutorial series. One question how do I get the MSFS 2020 airnav data updated with the latest Navigraph NAV data? Also do I need to do the update every 28 days or is it automatic.
Thanks,
Steve
Parry Sound
Very useful. I thought I heard you mention how Navigraph can load current data into MSFS. Did I understand that correctly (much like you could do with X-Plane 11)? If so, how is that done? I already encountered in error in MSFS where ATC instructed me to use taxiway Charlie to get to the active runway but the Navigraph airport chart had no taxiway Charlie. I am just wondering how I can update the frequencies and charts in MSFS2020 with the latest Navigraph database, or has that not been implemented yet? Thanks!
First of all, excellent video. Extremely helpful to me. Just one main question regarding MS2020. How does what you do here, including exporting the flight plan, interface with the ATC? I have already been frustrated that when taxi instructions are given, the taxiways don't match those on the airport charts. Often, the ones they designate don't even exist. another question (which you may answer in another video) is how do the Navigraph updates get into MS2020 so the charts in the sim are updated? With XPlane, the data manager scanned and found the simulator, but that process does not include MSFS2020. Thanks!
Great Presentation. Thanks. Is it possible to run Navigraph on a separate tablet and tie into MSFS2020 on another computer?
I have been flying Microsoft Flight Simulator since Flight Simulator 2 by Sublogic on my Atari 800. I have always been a casual flyer, just jump in fly around and look at stuff. I am trying to become a more serious sim pilot and trying to learn the systems of the aircraft. I want to learn ILS, proper flight procedures, how to read carts, etc. My question to you is when would it be the right time to sub to Navigraph? I have a second monitor that I have been running the Flight Sim mobile companion and Fltplan go on my tablet to look at airport charts. I did my very first ground start, and coms with ATC for pushback, taxi instructions, takeoff clearance, request for landing, etc. I am having so much fun learning the sim right now.
I re-subscribed to Navigraph after watching your video. Very well explained and informative video tutorial David. I agree it's a must have addition which enhances the realism of flight simulation in MSFS. Really need the Navigraph data to get integrated with MSFS though. Have you downloaded the beta yet?
I was thinking of downloading the beta...read on their forums it was causing CTDs...how are you finding it? Play well with MSFS?
Based on this video I subscribed and am seriously looking into Navigraph. Just one question please. I currently set up a flight plan with STAR in the MCDU, but when I get ATC clearance on approach they invariably give me a different runway than what I planned. So is planning a route with a STAR in Navigraph worth it? How do you get around that? Do you just ignore ATC altogether and not even ask for clearance? I'm just starting out with all this so thank you for your patience and your response.
Brilliant tutorial, you should be on commission :-)
Thanks for the video
No problem!
Thanks so much for producing this series about Navigraph and understanding the information on the charts. I had one question. Could you go over again how I replace the charts that come with MS FS2020 with the Navigraph charts? Thanks so much!! And please keep them coming!!
@@NOTAM1 have you tested the beta? I'm tempted to use it by myself.
@@RabbitFCB I'm using it. It's not perfect. But we're beginning to think that's limitations with MSFS itself.
I just learn how to use this my self lol msfs 2020 lol and routing flight plan it very cool tools like real life
Do you need the higher tier subscriptions, or can one get away with just the FMS Data Manager tier? I don't need the charts, as I have my own (FAA/NGA/Mil) provided by military. Doesn't have ALL of the approaches but has most, but I need to be able to have those approaches at least hand-jammable into the FMS, and I can't do that right now since the points in MSFS are SOOOO out of wack in most cases.
Just bought Navigraphs purely because of this video mate. I am mad because I have found out over the last few days I definitely need to watch everything you have produced. I hope you're doing well for all the effort you have put in, this looks simple but I know it is not. You are well planned and think about the way you talk and demonstrate! Do you write a bit of a script for these ones or just dot points to cover etc? Thanks again!
Thanks Tom, The first set of reviews were off the cuff, but I realized afterward that I was missing things so as you progress I started creating point form notes. Sometimes if I find myself stumbling over those points or struggling to say it correctly I'll type out a script for that paragraph or set of points so that I can sort of get over that hump. Sometimes its just me struggling for the right words, other times its the Gin :)
@@NOTAM1 Haha. Modern technology makes our job a lot easier. Trying to shoot something in one take is damn near impossible for me. Thanks for the reply mate. Take care.
Hi David,
Question: I noticed you had your plates/charts automatically superimposed on your map. How do I enable this function in my Navigraph client? Thanks.
Thank you for your detailed description of the Navigraph chart and flight planning program. I used them several years ago and did start an account with them again following your video. I just purchased the FS2020 and wanted to integrate the Navigraph files into this program. I do not know if I am doing something wrong? However, when I plan a detailed IFR route including departure and approach procedures, the Sid's and Star's do not seem to transfer into the FS2020 program. I only get the departure airport, arrival airport and the waypoints. Have you got any suggestions
I seem to recall reading somewhere where MSFS has not included SIDS and STARS into the sim yet. I could be wrong (I have not tried to use them yet) but that may be why they don't come into MSFS from your saved flight plan. This is one of the issues that bugs me about the new sim in that not everything was fully implemented prior to release.
I bought the subscription to Navigraph and I'm having problems connecting it to MSFS to show the approach plates so I can use them on my approach. Do I need to have a separate screen to do that?
This is great. Thanks so much for making this - I"m a relative noob so this will help me loads. You mentioned a short video on importing a Navigraph flight plan into FS2020. Can you perhaps update the description with a link please?
@@NOTAM1I started planning in the cockpit on the gps instead. Tedious but kinda fun.