# Plan up to 45 days ahead

> Pick tomorrow, the weekend or your own UTC dates up to 45 days ahead. The map and your briefing show the status for that window, as far as NOTAMs and the AUP have been published.

NOTAMbriefing.com, https://notambriefing.com/features/activity-range. Included in Live (https://notambriefing.com/pricing).

![Pick tomorrow, the weekend or your own UTC dates up to 45 days ahead. The map and your briefing show the status for that window, as far as NOTAMs and the AUP have been published.](https://notambriefing.com/showcase/activity-range.still.svg)

## Status depends on when you fly

An area that is quiet this morning can be active this afternoon, or next Saturday. With Plan Ahead, the map and your briefing hold airspace and NOTAM data for every day up to 45 days ahead, so the colours answer the question for your flight, not for the moment you opened the map.

## Presets or your own window

The Activity range is the UTC time window the map shows status for. Pick a preset or set your own From and To times. The map, the airspace details, the airport NOTAM badges and the briefing follow the same window.

Allocations from the AUP appear once it is published, usually the day before. UUP updates follow during the day. Further ahead, the status comes from NOTAMs and published schedules.

- Until midnight UTC: from now to the end of the UTC day
- Until SS+15: from now until 15 minutes after sunset at your position
- Tomorrow and Weekend: the whole UTC days

## The activation calendar

Open an airspace to see its activation calendar: day by day, with one row for each source (AIP, AUP and NOTAM). Pick a day to see the sources behind it. A NOTAM with a schedule shows its coming week the same way.

## Common pilot questions

### Which time zone does the Activity range use?

UTC, like NOTAMs and the AUP. The map shows the current UTC time for reference.

### Does the Activity range change my briefing?

Yes. A briefing shows the activation status for the same window as the map, so what you print matches the flight you planned.

## Read more

- [What are the AUP and UUP?](https://notambriefing.com/guides/what-is-aup-uup)
- [Flexible Use of Airspace](https://notambriefing.com/guides/flexible-use-of-airspace)