Prepar3d navdata simulator update

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Hello
Discontinuation of FS9, FSX and P3D navigational updates. Site closure
Due to personal reasons and a low donation input over the last couple of years, possibly related to the transition of many simmers to MSFS, I can’t keep updating FS9, FSX and P3D navigational data on a worldwide basis.
This long-standing work requires a lot of time to provide accurate data as well as a little money…
Therefore, navdata updates for these simulators will be discontinued in 2025. Last provided update cycle will be 2024-13.
I might also be unable to update other parts of the site and provide additional data.
In this worst case scenario, site will be closed in the coming months.
Regardless, I would like to thank everyone for their confidence and support. Please continue to enjoy what has driven me for so long.
So it seems like we not be able to update our simulator data anymore ,any idea ,can Navigraph give any solution so we can also keep up to date and simulator too
Thank you

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Hi…,

You have posted this as a Wishlist item, and without voting?
What exactly is being discontinued?
What are you seeking from Navigraph ?

Cheers
Ian

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Hello, till naw I was updating p3d navdata from www.aero.sors.fr , but this service will be closed at 2025 , so we can’t update anymore simulator data

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So maybe Navigraph can provide this option to

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The potential return on investment is questionable given the popularity of MSFS 2020/2024.
We shall measure user demand from the votes above.

Cheers
Ian

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I would strongly support this request as it’s always a hassle to fly with all third party addons refreshed by Navigraph but Prepar3d running old navaids and AFCADs.

I update rarely but recently did an update to 2501 accompanied by updating Prepar3d 4.5 HF3 with the aero.sors.fr package.

Hervé Sors now reduced his work to every two month releases, so my Prepar3d is on 2412 but I can live with. But if Hervé will end his work, I won’t update Navigraph any longer to avoid discrepancies.

In my opinion, if Hervé is able to offer a non-commercial solution, it shouldn’t be too hard for Navigraph to offer the same service for a paid product.