There's a downloadable programme on the flyer.co.uk site that lists and
plots Notams on a map. but its only (or was/) v1 and is a bit flakey.
Duncan McF
On Friday, September 27, 2002 8:24 PM, Ian Mansfeld
[SMTP:ian_mansfeld@lineone.net] wrote:
> Not bad, but does anyone know how to get them listed by lat/long so that
you
> don't have to wade through the lot? I did e-mail NATS about the poor user
> interface to NOTAMS, but am not suprised to have no reply yet.
>
> Ian.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Roger Anderson" <Randerson@skewstacks.freeserve.co.uk>
> Cc: "Ian & Barb Croft" <Crofti@aol.com>; "John Ponsford"
> <john_ponsford@tinyworld.co.uk>; "David Smith" <dave_djs@ntlworld.com>;
> "Notam Plot" <ian@notamplot.flyer.co.uk>; "Rhomac"
<rhomac@yahoogroups.com>
> Subject: NOTAMS
>
>
> Those of us in the U.K. who are aggrieved by the 'on line' time consuming
> requirements recently imposed by NATS as a condition of being allowed to
> download the NOTAMs may find it quicker and more convenient to go to
> http://www.phd.nl/aviation/wx/ and select NOTAM from the menu. Do not
select
> NOTAM (UK) as this will lead you down the same wearisome path. Scroll to
the
> United Kingdom and select the appropriate FIR. If you make this site one
of
> your favourites you can go this far 'off line' and it is then only
necessary
> to go on line to download the NOTAMs. Thanks to Uncle Sam!
>
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