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Old 1st November 2009, 00:11   #1 (permalink)
 
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Small question about NOTAMs

Hello noble gents.

I have just one question here, I've been noticing on many notams an acronym code I can't find the meaning for it, not even in Doc 8400 (And you can find AGA, RAC, NAV, COM, SAR).

It's the OTR acronym.

However, I think it's the acronym for OTHER, but I want some confirmation for it. Anyone?

Thanks!
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Old 1st November 2009, 01:12   #2 (permalink)
 
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Oceanic Transition Routes in accordance with DoD Flight Information Handbook on NOTAM abbreviations
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Old 2nd November 2009, 16:30   #3 (permalink)
 
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Aside from that...

Aside from that, which I found on the net, any other meaning?

Because it's definately not about Oceanic Routes.
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Old 2nd November 2009, 17:04   #4 (permalink)
 
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....can you copy /paste an example NOTAM with the code you make reference too? As it is not an approved NOTAM contraction the danger is that we all have a wild stab in the dark without adding any real value to your posted query....


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Old 2nd November 2009, 18:21   #5 (permalink)
 
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Sure, here's one example I found, for SBGL.

- OTR -

20/09/09 16:54 - 19/03/10 23:59
ACFT TAKING OFF FROM SBGR OR SBGL DESTINED FOR KMIA,KORD,
KATL,SVMI AND KJFK INTENDING TO ENTER AMAZONICA FIR, THROUGH
ROUTE UZ23 AND UL304, IN THE PERIOD COMPRISED BTN 0300
AND 0630 UTC MUST FLY THROUGH THE FLW PREFERRED RTE:
- TKOF FROM SBGR - UW2 BRS UZ24 STM DCT BUVIP (N0122.25/W05913.60)
DCT BVI UL304 ISANI
- TKOF FROM SBGL - UA312 STM DCT BUVIP (N0122.25/W05913.60)
DCT BVI UL304 ISANI
)
(K1470/2009)


Still, I can see it's of a minor importance, but I like to know everything I'm reading. It's the 'section' code.
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Old 2nd November 2009, 19:24   #6 (permalink)
 
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When I access the same airport via https://www.notams.jcs.mil/ I do not find the "OTR" part so it might just be how that site you are using is describing that spesific type of NOTAM-messages...

Quote of the same NOTAM at jcs.mil
Quote:
K1470/09 (Issued for SBCW SBGL SBGR) - ACFT TAKING OFF FROM SBGR OR SBGL DESTINED FOR KMIA,KORD,
KATL,SVMI AND KJFK INTENDING TO ENTER AMAZONICA FIR, THROUGH
ROUTE UZ23 AND UL304, IN THE PERIOD COMPRISED BTN 0300
AND 0630 UTC MUST FLY THROUGH THE FLW PREFERRED RTE:
- TKOF FROM SBGR - UW2 BRS UZ24 STM DCT BUVIP (N0122.25/W05913.60)
DCT BVI UL304 ISANI
- TKOF FROM SBGL - UA312 STM DCT BUVIP (N0122.25/W05913.60)
DCT BVI UL304 ISANI. 20 SEP 16:54 2009 UNTIL 19 MAR 23:59 2010. CREATED: 20
SEP 17:07 2009
EDIT; Which site do you use for NOTAMs?
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Old 2nd November 2009, 19:47   #7 (permalink)
 
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I use this link http://www.aisweb.aer.mil.br/aisweb/..._localidade.do for NOTAMs concerning Brazil.

Type SBGL in the first field box and change below from Português to Inglês, to display the results in English.
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Old 2nd November 2009, 19:51   #8 (permalink)
 
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Hmm, querying the Eurocontrol database gives the following:

Quote:
NOTAM SUBJECT TO QUERY. MULTIPLE AD IN ITEM A
ACFT TAKING OFF FROM SBGR OR SBGL DESTINED FOR KMIA,KORD,
KATL,SVMI AND KJFK INTENDING TO ENTER AMAZONICA FIR, THROUGH
ROUTE UZ23 AND UL304, IN THE PERIOD COMPRISED BTN 0300
AND 0630 UTC MUST FLY THROUGH THE FLW PREFERRED RTE:
- TKOF FROM SBGR - UW2 BRS UZ24 STM DCT BUVIP (N0122.25/W05913.60)
DCT BVI UL304 ISANI
- TKOF FROM SBGL - UA312 STM DCT BUVIP (N0122.25/W05913.60)
DCT BVI UL304 ISANI

K1470/09

FROM: 20 SEP 2009 16:54

TO: 19 MAR 2010 23:59
Could QTR denote "NOTAM SUBJECT TO QUERY. MULTIPLE AD IN ITEM A"?! No clue. QTR as a Q code denotes a request for the current time... doesn't lead any further.
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Old 2nd November 2009, 20:32   #9 (permalink)
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May be it means OTHER
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Old 2nd November 2009, 20:33   #10 (permalink)
 
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No not really, other notams with OTR don't show up as that at Eurocontrol.

And it's OTR, not QTR, so no Q code here.
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Old 2nd November 2009, 20:41   #11 (permalink)
 
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Is it so that the ICAO-doc defines a code for "OTHER" but the Brazilian authorities either does not use that code or did not know about that code when they made that system? ... Best guess at least since those codes appear from a database...
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Old 2nd November 2009, 22:40   #12 (permalink)
 
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If there is that much space between -OTR- and the notam that follows, it's probaby not related to that specific notam.
It could simply means (an)OTHER notam follows regarding that airport/airspace or else. To see what was immediately before it would help. Maybe.
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Old 2nd November 2009, 22:58   #13 (permalink)
 
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Yes - if you access the brazilian website (link above) you see that the NOTAMs are grouped into categories, one of them OTR
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