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Dynamic Airport Database

Safe takeoffs world-wide


Spanning more than 10 000 airports worldwide, Flygprestanda’s customisable Airport Database, the DAD, includes obstacle data, NOTAMs and engine failure take off procedures. Flygprestanda’s airport data is trusted across the globe and is updated monthly with every AIRAC-cycle.

Our database is available both through our Guru2 EFB platform or seamlessly compatible with OEM Aircraft performance software from e.g. Embraer, Boeing and Airbus.

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10 000+

Airports covered

300+

NOTAMs handled daily

100+

AIP-revisions monthly

Key Features


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10 000+ Airports

The airport database covers more than 10 000 airports and is growing continuously. Should an airport be missing, our team is ready to add it.

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Engine Out Procedures, EFTP

Our engine failure procedures are optimised to consistently ensure the maximum possible takeoff mass under safe conditions. If a procedure needs customisation, our team is ready to provide support.

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NOTAMs

All NOTAMs that may affect performance are inserted in DAD,  regardless of the length of the validity.

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Integrated in Guru2 and Airport Analysis

The DAD provides the airport data for Flygprestanda's performance services.

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Integrate with  LPC / STAS / ePerf

Our Airport Data is well suited for integrating with Airbus LPC, Boeing STAS, Embraer ePerf or other Performance Engineering Programs (PEP).

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The latest data from around the world

Updated when new data is published. Issued for Guru2 every AIRAC cycle


The Dynamic Airport Database is updated on a daily basis by Flygprestanda's experienced Airport Analysts. It contains all the data required for takeoff and landing calculations as you would expect from an airport obstacle database, but with a lot of extra features:

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Airport Data

Flight path obstacles

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Runway Data

Length, 

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Takeoff Positions

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NOTAM data

Daily Updates

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About Airport Obstacle Databases, AODB


How do Airport Obstacle Databases work?

An Airport Database is a digital resource that contains information about obstacles and terrain from different airports. It includes all the data required for takeoff and landing calculations. This is sometimes called Airport Obstacle Database, AODB.
Other Airport Databases may include operational data like opening hours etc.

Our Dynamic Airport Database, DAD, has some extra features:
– All data has a period of validity.
– Data can be inserted before the time of validity.
– DAD can have several sets of data valid during different periods
– Data can be customer specific

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What are the benefits of our Airport Obstacle Database?

Flygprestanda's Dynamic Airport Obstacle Database has an extensive global coverage of over 10 000+ airports, both big and small. Apart from geographical and obstacle data it includes NOTAMs, Engine Failure Takeoff Procedures and can be integrated easily with your Performance Engineering Program. It is also accessible through our own Performance Calculator app Guru2 and powers our traditional airport analyses.

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