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Find the change that matters in a NOTAM.

Short exercises with multiple-choice answers and explained notice fields.

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Spot the runway restriction

What does this extract from a training NOTAM mean?

Training example

E) RWY 09/27 CLSD.

Choose an answer

A short example. Your full training continues in your account.

  1. Read the notice

    Identify the field or abbreviation the question is asking about.

  2. Interpret the change

    Choose the answer that matches the notice, including its location and time where relevant.

  3. Review the detail

    Use the explanation to understand the field, then continue with another example.

Make sense of the notice before the next one

A notice is easier to understand when you know where to look. Practise identifying the location, time and change hidden in the abbreviations.

Training example

Read the code. See the meaning.

Three parts, one restriction.

E) RWY 09/27 CLSD.

Runway
The two directions of the same runway
Closed

Find the key fields

Practise identifying the affected location, validity period and main change in a notice.

Recognise common restrictions

Work with examples involving runways, taxiways, obstacles and navigation equipment.

Explain the abbreviations

Check your interpretation against clear answers and a breakdown of the notice.

How to read a NOTAM

Learn the notice structure and see the abbreviations in context before you practise.

Read the guide

Before your first session

Does this show current NOTAMs?

No. The trainer uses curated and generated learning examples. It is a place to practise interpretation, not a source of current operational notices.

Can I start as a beginner?

Yes. Each exercise focuses on a question and explains the answer. The linked guide introduces the structure of a NOTAM.

How do I answer the exercises?

Sign in to the trainer, read a notice and choose a multiple-choice answer. No microphone is required.

Continue in the full trainer.

Practise with more examples and review your answers.

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