NOTAMS Dashboard
Real-Time NOTAM Status Dashboard
Real-time dashboard displaying prioritized NOTAMs for all major U.S. airports. Provides an airport status indicator that combines weather conditions from the Aviation Weather Center with equipment status (e.g., runway, ILS, taxiway, etc.) interpreted from NOTAMs relevant to each airport.
Hundreds of NOTAMs can be active at a major airport, and the few that matter today are buried among them. The NOTAMS Dashboard prioritizes them for every major U.S. airport and turns them into an airport status you can read at a glance.
The status indicator combines current weather from the Aviation Weather Center with equipment status — runways, ILS, taxiways, and more — interpreted from the NOTAMs relevant to each airport.
Capabilities
The NOTAMs that matter, first
Prioritized NOTAMs
Active NOTAMs are ranked by operational impact, so closures and outages come before routine notices.
NOTAM interpretation
Free-text NOTAMs are parsed into structured equipment status: runway, ILS, taxiway, lighting, and more.
Airport status indicator
One indicator per airport combines equipment status with current weather.
Aviation Weather Center data
Weather conditions come from the Aviation Weather Center and are refreshed continuously.
Architecture
How it works
1 · Ingest
The live NOTAM feed and Aviation Weather Center observations stream into Helios.
2 · Model
NOTAMs are parsed, classified by affected equipment, prioritized, and combined with weather into a status.
3 · Deliver
A real-time dashboard for all major U.S. airports, and the same data through Helios APIs.
Technical profile
At a glance
- Coverage
- All major U.S. airports
- Data inputs
- Live NOTAM feed, Aviation Weather Center observations
- Core methods
- NOTAM parsing and classification, operational prioritization, status fusion
- Outputs
- Prioritized NOTAM lists, equipment status, airport status indicator
- Delivery
- Web dashboard and Helios APIs
- Platform
- Helios — Cignus’s AWS-native aviation data and AI platform
- Access
- Role-based, enforced per request at the Helios API layer — not inside the application
FAQ
Common questions
How is access controlled?
By role, at the API layer. Every request to Helios passes through interceptors that check the caller’s role and scope before any data is returned, so the same rules apply whether the request comes from the application, an API client, or an integration. Nothing is governed inside the application itself.
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