Fast online NOTAMS....no more

[EESDL]

knew it was too good to be true...
any of the IT boffins out there know of any helicopter-friendly sites that can still get their details from national sources now that AIS has changed their promulgation method?

[handysnaks]

Strange what perception is because from my point of view the new site is much better. Especially as we can now get NOTAMs within a pre-determined radius of a nominated point.

[bArt2]

At http://www.ebzw.be you can get Notams, meteo, radar, etc via the planning button

[Bravo73]

EESDL,

Have you tried the new url?

http://www.nats-uk.ead-it.com/public/index.php.html


The (horrible) functionality still seems to be the same for narrow route briefings. However, things seem to be a little bit more sensible because you can now get an 'area briefing', centred on a particular position.


Otherwise, I always found NotamPlot or NotamPro a much more user-friendly way of publishing NOTAMS.

[staticsource]

You can also try:


http://fly.dsc.net/u/Home

click on dynamic map and go from there or click on plan

it's quite good when you're flying abroad, however read the disclaimer at the top of the page!!

[Bravo73]

staticsource,

FYI, FLY DSC have currently suspended their NOTAM service. I imagine that it's so that they can align their feeds with the new server.


HTH

[tomotomp]

has anyone got notamplot running on windows vista, dose not want to load on mine

[Bravo73]

tomo,

Version 2.1 of NotamPlot seems to run fine on my Vista (SP1).

For the install, are you using the larger file (with Java) or the smaller file (4.9mb)? If you've already got Java installed, you might get better results with just the smaller file.

HTH


rgds B73

[tomotomp]

Bravo 73

thanks for that works a treat now.

[Sgtfrog]

EESDL,
Have you asked VeeAny?

I know he has something set up on his site - perhaps it will help?

How's your co-jo doing?

Regds,
SF