Keyvan Aviation Provides Certified Aeronautical and Navigation Data for Flight Simulators and Flight Planning

Keyvan Aviation Provides Certified Aeronautical and Navigation Data for Flight Simulators and Flight Planning

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Keyvan Aviation has positioned itself as a provider of precise and certified aeronautical and navigation data solutions for the aviation industry. In an interview conducted as part of the AFM Pilot Training Leadership series, CEO Mehmet Keyvan outlined the company's commitment to delivering high-quality, regulatory-compliant databases that support aircraft avionics, flight simulators, and flight planning systems.

Founded with the mission to enhance aviation safety and operational efficiency, Keyvan Aviation emphasizes its role as an EASA Type 1 Data Provider, ensuring its data meets strict standards vital for pilot training and operational safety. The company maintains strategic partnerships with organizations such as Quantum3D, Simnest, and HAVELSAN, facilitating the integration of their data into advanced simulation and AI systems to improve training realism and analytic capabilities.

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Mehmet Keyvan advocates for the transformational impact of artificial intelligence and real-time data analytics in pilot assessment and training. These technologies enable tailored instruction and precise identification of training needs, enhancing safety and operational preparedness.

The company’s extensive global coverage of over 55,000 aerodromes and heliports offers a comprehensive data solution addressing the diverse needs of aviation stakeholders worldwide. Keyvan Aviation combines certification, quality, and customer support to serve the evolving landscape of pilot training and aviation operations.

For further information, interested parties can visit the company's LinkedIn profile or website, supporting ongoing innovations in aviation data services.

Airspace Times Team

Airspace Times Team

Aviation news desk

Published: 08 Nov 2025

Source: afm.aero

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