It’s that time of year again. Here is the 2024 Navigraph community survey. Looking forward to us all drawing some false conclusions with the data is released 
Completed earlier today, seems there are allot less questions this year than previous.
When I reviewed last years results looks like allot more of the “personal” questions are gone.
They’re still asking for too much personal info, if I’m honest.
I missed that.
The only questions I missed was is was MSFS 2024 a catastrophe?
Did you get a refund for MSFS2024?
Do you still have confidence for management? Are you tired of watching dev streams?
Do you wish that MSFS 2020 would be a platform for core simmers that can evolve by 3pd?
The list can be long.
Happy to see the parachute is still an option for home cockpits.
Well, to be honest i’d rather have that then a ejection seat. 
I thought they were waiting until October/November to do this?
Why do it now? It won’t be very informative, everything is in flux right now anyway.
That will be the 2025 survey. This is the delayed 2024 survey.
I get they want general demographic info. But at the same time, I question the need to ask for my age, gender, country of residence, and employment status.
In fairness to them, they had the gall to ask for income info last year and the year before, which is absolutely absurd 
I have a hard time believing this info would solely be used for this survey, so I’m not inclined to give it.
Some of those questions were optional, so you could choose not to answer.
Fair enough, I didn’t see that they could be skipped.
Nice. Good to see Navigraph has finally released their survey questionnaire.
The survey is not about Microsoft Flight Simulator, it’s about flight simulation in general. 
Yes, I’m aware of that. My point still stands.
Well… I think this was originally planned to be released in November last year. Things were even more in flux then
I’m sure the results of the survey will reflect the general sentiment about 2024 that exists on this forum. Delaying it further likely wouldn’t change those results, until they just skipped the 2024 calendar year altogether.
On the contrary, having at their “normal” time of Oct/Nov would be much more representative…by then I’d expect a much more stable scene.
Probably true, but it would have been quickly obsolete.
If they published without MSFS2024 data, I think there would be a strong sentiment the data wasn’t of much interest. Who knows. But I’m sure this is why they waited.
I hope there is more MSFS representation in the Navigraph survey this year!
Yeah, it makes it easier to do the survey.