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Parse and handle AIRAC and NAVDATA #13

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kmoberg opened this issue May 7, 2022 · 5 comments
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Parse and handle AIRAC and NAVDATA #13

kmoberg opened this issue May 7, 2022 · 5 comments
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@kmoberg
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kmoberg commented May 7, 2022

In order to calculate flight times on airplane routes, we need AIRAC and NAVDATA.
We can get a list of all airports, FIRs and UIRs from vatsim/vatspy-data-project
For AIRAC data, we need to get it from the FAA, or Navigraph?

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I'd recommend getting AIRAC data from FAA NASR subscription. We'll need to parse xsd into json schema and optionally, map it to a custom structure.

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If we're only using the FAA navdata, how would we handle data for aircraft originating within the (300?) mile range, but outside the US?

Example: a Boston event with someone originating from Montreal.

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In that case, I guess the optimal solution would be using Navigraph. It's consolidated and well-understood by most flight sim developers. We just need to figure out what kinds of paperwork to sign and how much we'd have to pay.

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excile1 commented May 11, 2022

https://navigraph.com/community/developer-info
Looks like Navigraph offers free access to navdata for developers, but someone needs to contact them and discuss it.

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kmoberg commented May 11, 2022

We’ve been wanting to use Navigraph data for internal use before. @Umar-Ashraf1 Do you want to reach out to them, or should I?

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