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    NOTAM Back To Basics

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    NOTAMs contain essential real-time information about changes to the National Airspace System that is not published elsewhere. Pilots should always check for relevant NOTAMs within 25 nautical miles of their planned route. The FAA has developed online resources including courses to help pilots and operators better understand NOTAMs and how to find important notices.

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    NOTAMs contain essential real-time information about changes to the National Airspace System that is not published elsewhere. Pilots should always check for relevant NOTAMs within 25 nautical miles of their planned route. The FAA has developed online resources including courses to help pilots and operators better understand NOTAMs and how to find important notices.

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    NOTAMs contain essential real-time information about changes to the National Airspace System that is not published elsewhere. Pilots should always check for relevant NOTAMs within 25 nautical miles of their planned route. The FAA has developed online resources including courses to help pilots and operators better understand NOTAMs and how to find important notices.

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    NOTICES TO AIRMEN (NOTAM)

    BACK TO BASICS
    GG E
     very user of the NAS is affected by NOTAMs because they
    indicate the real-time and abnormal status of a component
    of the National Airspace System (NAS).
    GG N
     OTAMs contain essential information not known in advance
    for publication by any other means.
    GG N
     OTAMs concern the establishment, condition, or change
    of any facility, service, procedure, or hazard in the NAS.
    GG N
     OTAMs have a unique language using special contractions
    to make communication more efficient.

    The NOTAM Operations and Policy Group developed a NOTAM 101


    primer which identifies common issues and best practices of NOTAMs.
    For instance, did you know that you should always check 25 nautical
    miles to either side of your full route of flight to ensure relevant
    NAVAID NOTAMs are displayed? The NOTAM course is available
    at: www.faa.gov/go/flightservice and www.faasafety.gov.

    Online Resources

    Obstruction
    Current
    NOTAM National Flight FAA Flight GPS Evaluation/Airport
    Temporary Flight
    Search Data Center Service Notices Airspace Analysis
    Restrictions
    (OE/AAA)

    FAA References
    AA T
     he Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM) AA A
     dvisory Circular (AC) 150/5200-28, NOTAMs for Airport
    contains important NOTAM governance for pilots Operators, provides information to the airport operator
    AA F
     AA Order 7930.2, Notices to Airmen, provides guidance AA F
     AA Order JO 7340.2G, Contractions, contains guidance
    for FAA users on abbreviations for writing NOTAMs

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