#FSExpoFriday 2026: Navigraph Announces Oceanic Tracks, VFR Charts Updates & more
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Navigraph has unveiled several updates during FSExpoFriday 2026 that enhance flight planning and navigation for MSFS 2024 users. Key announcements include support for oceanic tracks (Atlantic NAT and Pacific PACOTS) viewable directly in the Navigraph app with entry/exit point details, expanded VFR chart coverage for Brazil, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East, and a shift to weekly Jeppesen chart updates instead of AIRAC-cycle-only refreshes. The company also announced native Navigraph and SimBrief integration into the Epic 2 avionics suite, allowing pilots using default MSFS 2024 aircraft like the PC-12 to access charts and file flight plans without switching between external applications.
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Navigraph has announced several new features during this year’s #FSExpoFriday, including oceanic tracks support, new VFR chart coverage, improved taxi routing and new avionics features for MSFS 2024
Navigraph started the presentation with a brief look back and recap of the past year. This included the launch of Navigraph Academy, Navigraph’s learning platform, as well as features shown off earlier at FSWeekend 2026. Also mentioned was Navigraph’s collaboration with Flightradar24, which has opened up access to real-world live traffic data for plugins such as FSLTL.
Navigraph gave a brief update on Taxiway Routing and Simlink V2, noting that work is underway, though more information will follow later.
Oceanic tracks (NAT & PACOTS)
One of the new features announced is Oceanic Tracks, which gives you direct access to view the different tracks in your Navigraph application.
Details for each track, including entry and exit points and whether it is westbound or eastbound, will be viewable here.
The feature supports both Atlantic tracks and PACOTS over the Pacific, and of course, works with SimBrief out of the box.
VFR Updates
An update to VFR Charts has been announced, adding full VFR coverage for Brazil, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East, the latter two sourced from AAD Aero, and the former being a paper chart-like solution.
This expands Navigraph’s VFR coverage into more regions beyond Europe and North America.
Weekly Jeppesen Updates
A change has also been made to how Jeppesen charts are updated: instead of only updating every AIRAC cycle, they now receive weekly updates.
MSFS Epic 2 Navigraph & SimBrief Integration
Finally, Navigraph announced integration for the Epic 2 avionics suite in MSFS 2024, where Navigraph charts and SimBrief features will now be integrated natively into the Epic 2 avionics, which is installed in default MSFS 2024 aircraft such as the PC-12.
You therefore do not need to jump between external apps as much to view charts or file a flight plan when using these aircraft in the sim.
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