NOTAMs are published in which publication, according to typical NOTAM procedures?

NOTAMs are published in which publication, according to typical NOTAM procedures?

• A. Flight Plan Directory
• B. NOTAM Journal
• C. FLIP
• D. Airfield Directory

Answer: (C)

NOTAMs convey temporary changes or hazards that can affect flight safety and planning, so they must be published in the primary flight information publication used by the organization. In typical NOTAM procedures, NOTAMs are published in FLIP, the Flight Information Publication. FLIP is the official reference for flight crews, combining charts, procedures, and notices, including NOTAMs, and is kept up to date with temporary conditions. The other options aren’t standard sources for NOTAMs: a Flight Plan Directory is for filing or referencing flight plans, not publishing notices; a NOTAM Journal isn’t a recognized official publication for disseminating these notices; and an Airfield Directory lists field information rather than current NOTAMs.

NOTAMs convey temporary changes or hazards that can affect flight safety and planning, so they must be published in the primary flight information publication used by the organization. In typical NOTAM procedures, NOTAMs are published in FLIP, the Flight Information Publication. FLIP is the official reference for flight crews, combining charts, procedures, and notices, including NOTAMs, and is kept up to date with temporary conditions. The other options aren’t standard sources for NOTAMs: a Flight Plan Directory is for filing or referencing flight plans, not publishing notices; a NOTAM Journal isn’t a recognized official publication for disseminating these notices; and an Airfield Directory lists field information rather than current NOTAMs.