New feature: European ARTCC/FIR sectors

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Starting with cycle 1801, fsAerodata database includes new and more accurate ARTCC/FIR airspace for many european countries.

The first region added is Germany, one of Europe‘s most busiest airspaces.
There is a total of 311 sectors added, which represent a hughe upgrade over default FSX/P3D. The new airspace include different altitude levels and frequencies on all areas.



How to install on cycle 1801: go to folder fsAerodata Files/Navigation Data/Beta and copy bgl file to Navigation Data/Navaids. Re-enable database before launching flight simulator.

Known limitations:
There may be overlapping of areas on some country borders which may force ATC engine to request a frequency change
VoxATC does not support ARTCC airspace with different altitudes assignments.

Please report your comments, improvements, compatibility and issues on this thread, thanks.

Rest of european countries will be added on next cycles.

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[UPDATE AIRAC 1805]: List of european countries which include a full coverage of ARTCC/FIR sectors acc. real world data:
Germany, Switzerland, Netherlands, Belgium, UK, Ireland, France, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Poland, Portugal, Italy, Greece, Spain.

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Some more details of the updated ARTCC airspace upcoming on 1802; starts with Germany, Switzerland, Netherlands, Belgium, UK, Ireland (this one comes with Maastricht MAUC centers).









Regards

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Cycle 1803 includes a full coverage of ARTCC sectoring with real-world center frequencies on following countries: France, Norway, Sweden, Finland.

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Detail of some of the additional ARTCC subectors added on cycle 1805 (boundaries, altitudes layers and frequencies have been added):

Poland:


Greece:


Portugal:

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Updated ARTCC sectors on AIRAC cycle 1806 (include correct boundaries, altitudes and Center freqs. acc real world data):

Spain including Canaries corridor:



North Atlantic Corridor between Greenland and Iceland