KEYVAN Aviation stands out in the industry by offering a comprehensive global aviation and navigation database solution. The database includes critical information on more than 31,000 airports, over 40,000 runways, airways, navigation aids, waypoints, and airport procedures. Additionally, it provides millions of lines of data, including vital details on restricted and prohibited areas.
KEYVAN Aviation’s Global Aviation and Navigation Database Solution
Data Quality Compliant with International Standards
The database is updated every 28 days through the analysis of AIP, AIC, and NOTAM data collected from 195 countries. This comprehensive and up-to-date database can be used by avionics manufacturers, flight planning software, simulators, and flight operations departments.
EASA-Approved Processes
KEYVAN Aviation applies Data Quality Requirements (DQR) and Aeronautical Information Processing Procedures in its data processing. All processes are audited and approved by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), and the company holds the Type 1 DAT Provider Certificate with the reference number EASA.AOA.DAT.033.
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KEYVAN Aviation’s Global Aviation and Navigation Database Solution
Guaranteed Reliable and Up-to-Date Information
Each update undergoes quality control processes to meet the requirements of EU Regulation 2017/373, RTCA DO-200, and EUROCAE ED-76. This ensures that database users receive the most up-to-date, complete, and reliable government-sourced information.
KEYVAN Aviation’s Global Aviation and Navigation Database SolutionKEYVAN Aviation’s Global Aviation and Navigation Database Solution