This website shows a pilot a graphical view of the notams valid for the requested route. The site can be used for any flight, worldwide.
By filling in the details of your planned flight, the system selects the notams valid for the supplied route, time period, type of flight and flight level.
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Selection page:
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Field
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Meaning
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Icao codes of your route:
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The 4 letter Icao-codes of your departure and arrival airport.
If the route is not a straight line you can supply the icao codes of the enroute airports as well.
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Arrival and departure date/time:
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The time interval for which you want to check valid notams.
Default, the present date/time and a time period of 24 hours is filled in.
The format is dd-mm-yyyy hh:mm, i.e. 31-12-2008 23:59
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VFR and IFR checkboxes:
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Choose your type of flight: VFR, IFR or both.
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Between FL .. and FL ..:
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Choose the flight level interval in which you plan your flight.
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Half width of flight path:
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The half width of the corridor around your track, signifying how far from your track you wish to check valid notams.
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Enroute notams en nav notams:
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Check this box if you also wish to see airport and nav notams enroute along your track and not just notams from the locations you filled out the icao codes for.
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Fir notams:
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Check this box if you also wish to see all notams in the FIRs/UIRs you pass on your route, not belonging to specific icao codes, and therefore published under the FIR icao code.
For US airspace, if you check this box, you will get the FDC notams that belong to the ARTCC regions your flight will pass through.
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Regulatory notams:
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Check this box if you also wish to see regulatory notams published by the US Flight Data Center: information that is regulatory in nature pertaining to changes to charts, IFR procedures, special emergency airspace restrictions, international airspace revisions etc.
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Map page:
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On the left side of the page all notams selected for your flight are displayed in text. On the right side, a map is shown of the region of your planned flight. On this map, markers are shown that signify one or more notams for that location.
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Using the map:
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Navigating:
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you can navigate the map by dragging the map with the mouse (or finger or arrwokeys).
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Zoom in and out:
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for more detail or a better overview you can zoom in or out by a double mouse click on the map, the mouse control wheel, using the +- control in the lower right corner of the map or your fingers.
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