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Thank you for your interest in Air Navigation. Air Navigation was developed with General Aviation in mind, however it was quickly adopted by pilots of various flying vehicles including paragliders, gliders, ultra light, single or multi-engine airplanes, helicopters and hot air balloons.

Introduction

Air Navigation is an affordable, yet powerful flight planning and real-time navigation application. We hope you’ll enjoy the product as much as we enjoyed working on it.

About Air Navigation iOS Minimum Requirements Disclaimer

Installation

Here you will find some tips on getting started with Air Navigation and how to optimize your usage.

Getting started with Air Nav Pro Installing maps and charts Map Store Restore purchased maps and charts Install updates

User Interface

The user interface is different according to the device that it is being used.

iPad iPhone Toolbar

Moving Map

The moving map is the main instrument of Air Navigation. It is used for real time navigation as well as route planning or creation of user waypoints.

Introduction of the Moving Map Select a waypoint from the database Route planning Adding an Aircraft profile Map Options menu Overlaying Terrain Elevation view Status bar

Instruments

On the next pages, you will find details on how to use the different instruments Air Navigation Pro brings.

Introduction to the instruments HSI VOR/CDI ADF Compass Altimeter Groundspeed Variometer Flight information Chronometer/Alarm I/O Sources status Barometer

Tools/Features

Besides the moving map and navigation instruments, various tools are available to help with flight planning and other tasks.

Flight Time Record a Flight Logbook Weather Document browser Sensors Screen lock and notepad Approach charts Weight and Balance QNH Setup Drop shadow

EFIS module

The EFIS module is a graphic interface which displays real 3D terrain while flying.

Introduction to EFIS module AHRS + Pressure + view Mode Terrain awareness 3D/2D Approach charts in the 3D view

Xample services

Get the full potential of all the features connecting Air Navigation with your Xample Services account.

The User Account The Addons page Purchase/install charts Preflight briefing NOTAM Obstacles Flight Tracking system Route synch Revoke device

Third-party services

GoVFR

Simulators

Connecting to X-Plane Connecting to FSX

Import/export data (Backup/sharing)

Introduction of import/export data Embedded Webserver WebDAV server Email feature Open in Air Nav feature Backup waypoints option

Advanced features

Pair 2 devices Attach a PDF document Sound alerts Waypoints file format Airspaces file format Traffic awareness

External devices

External GPS antennas Other devices

Getting Support

Troubleshooting Diagnostic reporting tool Contact us

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