Normally if you get aerodrome NOTAM in your brief it is because the a/d has been included as your departure, arrival, or one of your alternates, in which case they do give the common name as well as the ICAO.
You wouldn't normally get an aerodrome NOTAM as part of the en-route info. If you haven't included the AD it is assumed you won't be entering the ATZ.
Occasionally you will get Nav Warnings concerning activity which extends beyond the ATZ. These are in the main originated by the Airspace Utilisation Section of the CAA.
From the FAQ on the AIS site:-
Navigation Warnings: Who Do I Contact If I need more information or have a Complaint?
The CAA Airspace Utilisation Section (AUS) is responsible for the content of Navigation Warning NOTAM.
The contact details are as follows:
Telephone: 020 7453 6599, 6591, 6589,6590,6588: ask for the Assessor
Fax: 020 7453 6593.
E-mail:
[email protected]
If you don't ask you don't get
