CVFR Nav — Support

CVFR Nav is a moving-map assistant for VFR pilots flying the CVFR routes in Israel (Israel only). It is not a certified navigation system: fly with the current official charts and AIP, and follow ATC instructions.

Contact: cvfr.support@idra-tech.io

Before writing: Settings → Data and about → AIP data shows the chart edition on board. If the map says the data is out of date, update the app from the App Store.

Reporting a data error: say which point, route, frequency or area, what the app shows and what the official publication says, with its edition and page. Aeronautical data in the app comes only from the Civil Aviation Authority of Israel's publications; corrections are checked against them.

Reporting an app problem: a recorded flight helps — Flights → the flight → Share flight, and attach the .cvfrflight file.

Recording cockpit audio from a Bluetooth headset: choose the headset in Settings → Recording and audio → Cockpit audio. What a headset sends over Bluetooth depends on the headset and its own settings: some send the radio and the intercom, some only your microphone, and some only while plugged into the aircraft's powered intercom socket. Check yours in the aircraft with the avionics on before relying on it — record a minute with the radio on and play it back.

Your devices (iCloud sync): CVFR Nav assumes an Apple Account belongs to one person and that every device signed in to it is that person's own. With Sync flights and plans with iCloud on, everything recorded on any of those devices — cockpit audio included — and every saved plan, with the pilot details, aircraft and flight-planning settings, is on all of them, and deleting a flight or a plan on one deletes it on all. Using a device or an Apple Account shared between several people (a club iPad, say) is at the account holder's own choice and responsibility; switch sync off on such a device.

Privacy: see the privacy policy.