NOTAMs Back To ‘Notice to Airmen’

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NOTAMs return to original name — General Aviation News

Originally called Notice to Airmen, the wording was changed in December 2021 to Notice to Air Missions to be "more inclusive of all aviators and missions."

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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced on Monday that it was rescinding the decision of the Biden Administration to change the name of an air safety publication system from "Notice to Airmen" to "Notice to Flight Missions". Commonly known as NOTAM, this system is the main method of providing pilots with updates on anything that may affect flight safety. In 2021, the FAA adopted a recommendation from an external committee that had su…

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Trump’s FAA Puts ‘Men’ Back in NOTAMs

Aviators who have struggled with the term “Notice to Air Missions” as a rebrand of “Notice to Airmen,” are now in luck: Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) has returned.  NOTAM, which went from Notice to Airmen to Notice to Air Mission in December 2021, has returned to Notice to Airmen, according to FAA notice 7930.114. The move reverses a 176-page rule from the Biden administration-era FAA that adopted the “Notice to Air Missions” name change in order to …

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NOTAMs Back To ‘Notice to Airmen’

A NOTAM is back to being a Notice to Airmen after the Trump administration issued an order today to reverse a Biden-era gender-neutrality move. In December of 2021, the FAA changed the term to Notice to Air Missions as part of what it termed a modernization of the NOTAM system and specifically making the flight hazard and airspace notifications “inclusive of all aviators and missions.” The FAA is not commenting on the change, instead referring i…