Updated Navigation Data for X-Plane

Keep your X-Plane navigation database aligned with the latest real-world AIRAC cycle.

XPNavData provides updated, worldwide navigation data for X-Plane 12, X-Plane 11 and XPFlightPlanner, powered by professional-grade aviation data from KEYVAN Aviation and prepared specifically for flight simulation.

What is included?

Each XPNavData package includes an updated X-Plane navigation database with:

More than 38,800 airports
More than 409,000 navaids and waypoints
More than 119,000 airways and route segments
More than 97,000 SID, STAR and approach procedures
More than 26,000 FIR/UIR and airspaces
Worldwide coverage
Data corresponding to the selected AIRAC cycle

Why update your AIRAC?

Navigation procedures and infrastructure are constantly changing. Airports introduce new procedures, waypoints are added or removed, airways are modified, and SID, STAR and approach procedures are regularly updated.

Using a recent AIRAC cycle helps reduce discrepancies between your flight planner, aircraft avionics and X-Plane navigation data. It is particularly useful when flying online with networks such as VATSIM or IVAO, where controllers and other pilots generally use current navigation procedures.

Keeping your navigation data up to date helps you:

Follow current SID, STAR and approach procedures
Use recently created or modified waypoints and airways
Reduce route validation and navigation errors
Improve compatibility with current flight plans
Fly more consistently with online ATC networks

Compatible with X-Plane

XPNavData is designed for:

X-Plane 12
X-Plane 11
XPFlightPlanner (not required)

The navigation database is installed in the standard X-Plane Custom Data folder, allowing compatible aircraft and applications to use the updated AIRAC data.

Easy Installation

Replace the navigation data in your X-Plane/Custom Data folder with the XPNavData package content. Separate packages are provided for X-Plane 12 and X-Plane 11.

Important Information

XPNavData is intended exclusively for flight simulation and entertainment purposes. It must not be used for real-world navigation, professional aviation, flight operations or any safety-critical application.