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🇮🇱 עברית

NavAid Wiki

NavAid is a free, browser-based CVFR flight-route planner for the Israel area. It runs entirely client-side on top of Leaflet, with no installation and no build step. Hebrew (RTL) and English UIs are both first-class.

NavAid overview

Quick links

Wiki contents

For pilots / users

For contributors / developers

What does it do?

  • Drag-and-drop waypoints on the Israeli VFR chart, with snapping to 256 published reporting points and 16 published airfields.
  • Per-leg headings (true and magnetic), distances, speed, altitude, and time - totals updated live.
  • Editable flight plan modal you can print directly.
  • Editable, draggable notes with custom colours and rectangle / oval shapes.
  • Optional Navigation Waypoints and Airfields overlays with bilingual search.
  • Airfield charts viewer — click a waypoint matching an airfield ICAO to view its published BYOP approach plates, SIDs, STARs, ground diagrams, and airport charts.
  • Map rotation with a Google-Earth-style 360° dial.
  • High-resolution PNG export matching A3 / A4 print frames at 1:250 000.
  • Google Earth KML tour export with per-leg altitudes.
  • Offline-capable PWA - installable on iOS, Android, desktop.
  • No login, no tracking beyond Google Analytics page-views, no server side.

Visual tour

Hebrew UI (RTL):

NavAid Hebrew UI

Flight Plan modal:

Flight Plan modal

License & data attribution

  • Charts: © flight-maps.com / רת״א (CAAI).
  • Imagery: © Esri (World Imagery).
  • Map data: © OpenStreetMap contributors.
  • VFR reporting points: ForeFlight Israel Base Pack / CAAI AIP-derived data.
  • Airfields and BYOP plate filenames: ForeFlight Israel Base Pack 02-25 / CAAI AIP snapshot; always cross-check current official AIP data for operational use.

The NavAid source code is published on GitHub for reference. Use of aviation charts and aviation datasets is governed by the providers' terms.

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