Ideally precisely as implemented by ForeFlight, the main difference is that SimBrief caters to the online flight simulation community by providing live ATIS for VATSIM, PilotEdge, etc., and also access to world-wide Jeppesen charts (without the tremendous expense in ForeFlight). Huge pluses for Nav…

We do aim to improve our product as much as possible, adding features that bring our users as close to the real thing as possible. As you already understand, though, we can’t immediately create all the features that ForeFlight has built over many years in the industry with a fraction of their workfo…

Hello! Thanks for posting. Could you elaborate on what a “tight integration” would look like, and how it differs from what is currently available? Kind Regards, Malte

Sure, gladly. First, please allow me to express how impressed I am with Navigraph’s combination of SimBrief and Charts. Unlike ForeFlight EFB, I can get valuable information specific to flight simulation, such as ATIS for online networks, including VATSIM and PilotEdge, plus export flight plans al…

Thank you for the writeup! Hmm, so am I understanding you correctly in that you want more of the planning features of SimBrief directly implemented in Navigraph? We do have performance-related features on the roadmap for the future, which would include SimBrief-powered planning inside of the Chart…

Hi SkySail, Currently I am following the “path of least resistance" by using ForeFlight EFB along with SimBrief. The two together provide nearly all the functionality I need (except perhaps a ready way to obtain Digital ATIS from online ATC networks from a real-time Charts app that I keep open all …

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