One system that knows what it is flying. Tell Navia you fly a glider and it thinks in final glide and MacCready; tell it an airplane and it thinks in flight plans, engines and radios.
Final glide, MacCready and the task. Navia thinks like a soaring pilot.
The vario loop runs a hundred times a second. Choose one of four tone waveforms, let Navia switch between climb and speed-to-fly on its own, and pair a Bluetooth headset — it hears exactly what the cockpit speaker plays.
Your track is coloured by the climb you found in it, so the core sits where the colours run warmest. Every circle feeds the thermal statistics — average climb, height gained, circle radius and time.
MacCready, bugs and ballast drive the final glide, the glide-range line on the map and the colour of every airfield in reach. Nearest Landable is one tap away — airports and outlanding fields alike.
Racing, AAT and record tasks, with normal, classic, Grand Prix and pilot-event starts. Choose your competition from SoaringSpot, and the day’s task and contest airspace load themselves.
SoaringSpot with LX Cloud Premium.
SkySight thermal, convergence and cloudbase layers, TopMeteo forecasts, live rain radar and satellite — over the same map you navigate on. A published SkySight task imports with one tap.
SkySight and live weather with LX Cloud Premium; TopMeteo with your own TopMeteo account.
Each flight lands in the logbook with its track, barogram and replay. Add the IGC licence and the flight recorder signs every file.
More than a hundred spoken commands — radio, transponder, QNH, direct-to, checklists, MacCready — recognised on board, with no connection needed.
FLARM and ADS-B from Navia Traffic, plus OGN traffic over the internet — on the map, with warnings spoken by clock position from the direction of the threat.
Built-in mobile data keeps Navia in sync with LX Cloud — settings, tasks and flights — and brings in weather, competition tasks and updates over the air. Any update can be rolled back.
Gigabit Ethernet and power over a single cable. Add the Hub when you run more than one display, and the panel grows by plugging in.
Display 12, 7 and 4 run the same Navia OS: a compact layout for the 4″ square, widgets that look the same on every screen, light and dark themes.
Long-press to rearrange. Around 120 data boxes and a growing set of widgets — wind, nearest landable, altitude history, engine gauges — in eleven languages.
Navia OS updates arrive over the air. A few of the things added lately:
Pick your competition; the day’s task and contest airspace load themselves.
Normal, classic, Grand Prix and pilot event — with gate time and arm / disarm.
Forecast layers on the map, and SkySight tasks imported in a tap.
Animated rain radar and satellite imagery over your route.
Engine data coloured by your engine’s own limits, with radial CHT and EGT gauges.
Runways, taxiways and hangars at high zoom; 3D terrain and 3D airspace.
The right FAA sectional chart, picked from your GPS position.
Navia OS rearranged for the smallest Navia display.
Vario, alerts and voice mirrored to the headset you fly with.
Displays update over the air, and any update can be rolled back.
| Feature | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Vario with speed-to-fly audio | Standard | Standard | Not applicable |
| Thermal assistant and statistics | Standard | Standard | Not applicable |
| Final glide and reachability | Standard | Standard | Not applicable |
| Racing and AAT tasks, competition starts | Standard | Standard | Not applicable |
| Flight plan with ETE and ETA | Not applicable | Not applicable | Standard |
| Signed IGC flight recorder | Optional | Optional | Not applicable |
| Engine noise and engine time | Not applicable | Standard | Not applicable |
| PFD with attitude | Optional | Optional | Standard |
| Angle of attack | Not applicable | Not applicable | Optional |
| Engine monitoring (EMU) | Not applicable | Not applicable | Optional |
| Radio and transponder control | Standard | Standard | Standard |
| Voice commands | Standard | Standard | Standard |
| FLARM, ADS-B and OGN traffic | Optional | Optional | Optional |
| Weather layers | Standard | Standard | Standard |
| Weight and balance | Standard | Standard | Standard |
| VP-X electronic breakers | Not applicable | Not applicable | Optional |
● Standard · ○ With the matching sensor, licence or device · — Not part of that cockpit
Tell us what you fly, how you fly it and how much panel you have. We put the system together — with prices — and you can take it to the cart or to a dealer.
The glider build of Navia OS runs in your browser — on a laptop at home or on a tablet at the airfield. Plan a task, move the widgets where you want them, set up your pilot profiles. Sign in with your LX Cloud account and none of it is throwaway: Navia carries a built-in worldwide eSIM, so everything you prepared on the ground is waiting for you in the cockpit the next time the instrument connects.
Free, in any browser. Sign in with your LX Cloud account rather than continuing as a guest — that is what keeps your tasks, layouts and profiles.
Gliders, motorgliders, ultralights, light-sport and experimental aircraft. Navia is not TSO or ETSO approved: it is tested to DO-160 and intended for VFR flight. For a certified airplane, look at iris All-in-one Certified.
The aircraft category in the setup decides how Navia thinks. A glider gets final glide, MacCready, racing and AAT tasks and the vario tools; an airplane gets flight plans with ETE and ETA, the cockpit map style and terrain awareness. The hardware is the same family.
No — Navia flies without it. Premium adds the online services, SoaringSpot, SkySight and live weather among them. TopMeteo works with your own TopMeteo account.
Navia OS is available in eleven languages, among them English, German, Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese. Voice commands are spoken in English.
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