New NOTAMs Since Your Last Visit
5/4/2026
Reviewing NOTAMs is repetitive work. When you return to the same airport or FIR, the most important question is often simple: what changed since I last checked?
Notamify Pro now highlights newly issued NOTAMs since your previous visit to a NOTAM page.

The new label appears directly in the NOTAM list, so you can quickly separate fresh activity from notices you have already reviewed. It is designed for fast scanning: subtle enough to fit the briefing view, but visible enough to catch your attention when new operational information appears.
Synced Across Devices
The feature is saved to your Notamify profile, so it follows you across devices.
If you review an airport on your laptop and later open the same page on your tablet, Notamify keeps the same context. You do not have to remember where you left off or manually compare the current list with the previous one.
Built From User Feedback
This improvement came directly from user feedback. Pilots and dispatchers told us they wanted a cleaner way to identify what was new when revisiting busy airport pages.
That feedback shaped a small but practical workflow upgrade: less repeated scanning, clearer review context, and faster attention on newly issued notices.
New NOTAM labels are available for Pro users. Join Notamify Pro to use this feature and help shape what we build next.
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