Mike Cross
9th Apr 2003, 00:38
Good News!
The UK AIS website at http://www.ais.org.uk now contains GEOGRAPHICALLY SORTED notam.
There are two area briefs and two aerodrome briefs (one for each FIR). Each brief is generated "on demand" and so is 100% up to date.
The FIR briefs are in two sections, the first contains NOTAM with a radius of influence up to 30 nm geographically sorted from North to South. The second contains NOTAM with a wider radius of influence.
The Aerodrome briefs appear in alphabetic order of AERODROME NAME.
If you are an aerodrome operator or flying club these give you the ideal thing to put on your briefing board.
Please try these out as much as possible over the next few days. The software development engineers are there this week so if it can be broken we want to do it before they go back to France!
If you have any problems accessing http://www.ais.org.uk you will also be able to get these briefs at http://www.nats.co.uk/operational/pibs/index.shtmlHowever briefs from this site will only be updated twice a day and are intended only as a backup. The NATS site has not yet been updated with the new briefs but should be soon.
Addresses for comments:-
On the forums at
http://www.pprune.org/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=63
or http://www.flyer.co.uk/forum2/list.php?f=1
If you want to comment to AIS or the CAA
[email protected]
[email protected]
If you want have comments for one of us
Russell Howton [email protected]
Mike Cross [email protected]
Rod Bailes-Brown [email protected]
Mike :D
The UK AIS website at http://www.ais.org.uk now contains GEOGRAPHICALLY SORTED notam.
There are two area briefs and two aerodrome briefs (one for each FIR). Each brief is generated "on demand" and so is 100% up to date.
The FIR briefs are in two sections, the first contains NOTAM with a radius of influence up to 30 nm geographically sorted from North to South. The second contains NOTAM with a wider radius of influence.
The Aerodrome briefs appear in alphabetic order of AERODROME NAME.
If you are an aerodrome operator or flying club these give you the ideal thing to put on your briefing board.
Please try these out as much as possible over the next few days. The software development engineers are there this week so if it can be broken we want to do it before they go back to France!
If you have any problems accessing http://www.ais.org.uk you will also be able to get these briefs at http://www.nats.co.uk/operational/pibs/index.shtmlHowever briefs from this site will only be updated twice a day and are intended only as a backup. The NATS site has not yet been updated with the new briefs but should be soon.
Addresses for comments:-
On the forums at
http://www.pprune.org/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=63
or http://www.flyer.co.uk/forum2/list.php?f=1
If you want to comment to AIS or the CAA
[email protected]
[email protected]
If you want have comments for one of us
Russell Howton [email protected]
Mike Cross [email protected]
Rod Bailes-Brown [email protected]
Mike :D