Notamify Profiles: Less Noise in Airport NOTAMs
5/5/2026
Notamify Profiles is now available in preview.
It is our next effort to completely automate how flight operators prepare for flights. Instead of making every operator read the same airport NOTAM list in the same order, Notamify Profiles lets you choose the operational context that matters: commercial airline IFR, alternate planning, business jet IFR, GA fixed-wing VFR, helicopter HEMS, or your own aircraft-based profile.

Why profiles
NOTAMs are rarely equally relevant to every operation. A fuel limitation for non-scheduled operators, a helicopter-only closure, a VFR restriction, or an aircraft-code limitation should not carry the same weight for every flight.
Profiles use structured NOTAM metadata to reduce that noise. You can leave the list unchanged, sort matching NOTAMs first, or show only NOTAMs that match the selected profile.

You can use one of the built-in presets or create your own profile. Custom profiles can start from a preset and add aircraft data. For example, selecting an A320 can apply the aircraft designator, aircraft type, ICAO code letter, wake category, and wingspan where the data is available. That matters for NOTAMs such as taxiway or stand restrictions by wingspan or aircraft code.
This is built on the recent launch of Affected Elements V2, our structured NOTAM semantics layer. Affected Elements V2 turns raw NOTAM text into typed operational objects with effects, conditions, exceptions, aircraft constraints, fuel constraints, permissions, and other machine-readable fields.
Profiles are the user-facing result of that work.
Saved to your account
Once you choose a profile, Notamify can keep that preference on your account. Airport pages can open with the same profile and behavior you selected: show all NOTAMs, put matching NOTAMs first, or show only matching NOTAMs.

The account setting is there for operators who want a consistent default across devices. You can still change the profile directly from an airport page when a specific flight needs a different view.
Preview note
Not every NOTAM contains enough structured metadata for exact applicability filtering yet. Profiles are designed to minimize less relevant NOTAMs, not to replace operational review. During preview, we will keep improving the available presets, aircraft matching, and affected-element coverage as more operators use it in real workflows. In a meantime, our systems are filling in new notams with the advanced filtering elements.
The direction is clear: flight preparation should move from manual text scanning toward operation-aware automation.
Try it now
Notamify Profiles is available in preview for Notamify Pro users. Activate Notamify Pro to try it on airport NOTAM pages.
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