Has anyone dropped Navigraph Charts in 2024 for other free charts?
longtime user of Navigraph, appreciate any responses
I did, but then went back to Navigraph due to the limitations of the FS2024 charts and how they are displayed. My only disappointment with Navigraph is that it doesn’t display flight sim aircraft tracks or FSTL tracks to blend with BATC,
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I did too, I mostly fly in US/Canada. All US Charts are availible for free from skyvector and other sources. For canada I use similar means.
Never left. Lufthansa has the same gaps as NavBlue especially outside CONUS. Navigraph Charts app is amazing, full stop.
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Nope. Probably never will either.
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I did, then realized how much I still value Navigraph’s features and re-subscribed!
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Just renewed Navigraph.
There’s too many bugs with MSFS EFB and its integration to be useful. It’s just too painful and inconsistent in its functionality to use.
The sad thing is that, MS/Asobo removed the SimBrief integration in many of the planes including the 787 in MSFS2024!!
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The only thing that would make me drop my Navigraph subscription is if they were the data and charts provider natively in MSFS 
Navigraph software is the best. A must have!!
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I did. I like Lido charts inside fs2024
I dropped it as a test. It has everything I need, also using the webpage I can use the charts in 2020. So as of now I don’t see me renewing the subscription.
I never subscribed to Navigraph charts. Stopped their nav updates after buying 2020.
Chartfox is good and free, if you have a VATSIM ID which is also free.
There are lots of charts and pilot notes available from Country based air traffic management websites. Most will be more up to date than Navigraph.
I too dropped Navigraph, only to re-subscribe for 12 months a few weeks later 
I did the same. Cancelled subscription first. And then realised that MFSF free charts are far inferior to Navigraphs stuff. So I resubscribed for a year.
so I decided to keep Navigraph
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