Updates

Platform update: catalog cutover, September AIRAC, and Korean procedures

The navdata catalog cutover completed, six-country data moved to the September 3 AIRAC cycle, and Korean procedure geometry grew more complete.

  • release-note
  • platform-update
  • navdata
  • procedures
  • workspace

Highlights

  • Map, search, flight-planning, and Information panel navdata now come from the catalog without legacy URL fallbacks, and the old storage layout was retired.
  • Navdata for all six countries was refreshed to the September 3 AIRAC cycle, the standard aeronautical data update schedule.
  • Korean conventional departures, DME arcs, and curved radius-to-fix approach legs now follow published geometry.

Improvements

  • Signaled map readiness only after layer setup and strengthened catalog-only delivery checks.
  • Adopted FAA fallback airport symbology and replaced close glyphs with a shared icon.
  • Consolidated navdata delivery tooling around a single runbook.

Fixes

  • Restored FAA SID and STAR matching to their airports.
  • Corrected Uljin CTR extension geometry and reconciled MASTA arrival source records.
  • Fixed ENR glyph requests and race conditions during map teardown.

In Progress

  • Studying one global map with three operational lenses in a non-production prototype.
  • Resetting the global workspace architecture through a design-first brief.
  • Completing a broad six-country visual and regression audit.