Pilot guides
Brief European airspace like a pilot, not an analyst.
Five short guides on the briefing concepts that matter before takeoff — Dynamic Airspace Mapping, AUP/UUP, graphical NOTAMs, route briefings, and airport radius checks. Pull a quick PIB around your airfield or along any route, in seconds.
Dynamic Airspace Mapping (DYNAM) Explained for Pilots
Published doesn't always mean active. DYNAM tells you which is which — across 40+ European countries, in real time.
AUP and UUP Explained: European Airspace Use Plans for Pilots
Plans for the airspace day, updated as the day actually unfolds. AUP and UUP are how reserved and military airspace activation reaches the cockpit.
Graphical NOTAMs Explained for European VFR Pilots
NOTAMs describe areas. A map shows them. Graphical NOTAMs put the effect area on the chart so pilots stop translating Q-line coordinates by hand.
NOTAM Route Briefing for European VFR and IFR Pilots
Brief the corridor you'll fly, not the continent you won't. Route briefings focus the NOTAM PIB on what actually affects your flight path.
Airport and Radius NOTAM Briefing for European Pilots
Drop a point, pick a distance, get everything relevant. Radius briefings are how pilots check departures, destinations, alternates and local flying areas in seconds.
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One clean map. Every relevant NOTAM.
Free for every airspace user. Sourced direct from Eurocontrol EAD and NM B2B, with DYNAM live activation on the optional Live tier.