Notamify

Notamify is an AI tool for pilots and flight operations teams that decodes NOTAMs, the Notices to Air Missions that warn about changes and hazards at airports and in airspace. Raw NOTAMs are written in a dense, coded format that is easy to misread and time-consuming to sort through. Notamify transforms them into precise, human-friendly summaries tailored to your flights, making preflight preparation quicker.

How it works

You search an airport or airspace, or set up your flight, and Notamify returns a briefing. Each NOTAM is condensed into one sentence and structured, actionable data. The homepage example takes a raw fuel service NOTAM full of codes and capital letters and turns it into a clear explanation: scheduled operators can refuel up to 20,000 litres per flight, while jet fuel is not available to non-scheduled and charter flights during that period. The result is also classified, for example as restricted or unserviceable service, with the traffic types it affects.

Features

The site lists top searched airports and trending NOTAMs, real-time updates and enterprise-grade features for operators. Notamify says it has more than 4,000 registered users, has processed millions of NOTAMs and is the official NOTAM intelligence provider for partner organisations.

Pricing

Notamify describes enterprise-grade features designed for aviation professionals, from individual pilots upward. Check the pricing page for current plans. Before relying on it, compare a few decoded briefings with the raw notices for airports you know well, to judge how it handles local abbreviations.

Who it suits

Notamify suits private and commercial pilots, flight dispatchers, flight schools, charter operators and airline operations teams who need to review many NOTAMs before each flight.

Things to consider

Notamify is a briefing aid, not an official source. Pilots remain responsible for reviewing official NOTAMs and briefings from the relevant authority before flight, and AI summaries can occasionally drop a detail that matters. Use the summary to triage and understand notices, then confirm critical items such as runway closures, navigation aid outages and airspace restrictions in the original text.

For flight schools, decoded summaries can also help student pilots learn how to read the original NOTAM format, by comparing the coded text with the plain explanation side by side.