SimBrief users have reason to celebrate—Navigraph has expanded its real-world routing capabilities to now include Europe. This long-awaited enhancement brings a new level of realism and convenience to virtual flight planning across one of the busiest and most complex airspaces in the world.

For years, SimBrief’s suggested routes have been highly reliable in North America, closely mirroring the flight paths used by airlines and dispatchers in real operations. Now, with this European expansion, sim pilots planning flights between European airports will benefit from automatically generated routes that reflect real-world airways, airspace structures, and ATC restrictions.

This update not only improves route accuracy but also streamlines the entire planning process. Pilots can now expect fewer manual route adjustments and more flight plans that are valid within the region’s intricate Route Availability Document (RAD) system. It’s a welcome improvement for those seeking authentic, IFR-compliant flight experiences in Microsoft Flight Simulator, X-Plane, and Prepar3D.

The update also underscores Navigraph’s continued commitment to enhancing realism and efficiency for sim pilots worldwide. As the system evolves, users can expect even more refinements and improvements based on real-world data and community feedback.

With SimBrief’s new European route support, flight simulation just took another step closer to the way professional dispatchers and pilots plan their journeys every day.