Track Starship NOTAMs and Restrictions

Following a Starship launch means looking beyond the launch site. Related NOTAMs can appear across several flight information regions (FIRs) and at individual airports, each with its own boundaries and activity times.

We've added a dedicated Starship NOTAM tracker to bring those notices into one view: mapped airspace above, notices grouped by location below.

From the map to the notice

Explore launch restrictions, route closures, debris response areas and re-entry notices across the locations covered by the tracker. The map makes it easier to see how separate restrictions relate to each other as you move between regions.

Select a mapped area to find its notice, then open the NOTAM to read the original text, validity period and published schedule. Notices without mapped boundaries still appear in the list, so you can review their wording alongside the mapped areas.

Open a location heading to see the other NOTAMs for that airport or FIR.

What the tracker includes

The view brings together current and upcoming notices classified as rocket-launch activity or explicitly mentioning Starship, Starbase, space launches, space vehicles or space operations, from the FIRs and airports it covers. The word “launch” alone does not qualify a notice. Matching notices can relate to other missions, and notices using different wording may fall outside this view.

For mission details, visit SpaceX's Starship Flight 14 page.

Track Starship NOTAMs and restrictions