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TaxiwayClosed AI
The AI agent that reads NOTAMs and marks closed taxiways on the map
TaxiwayClosed AI reads the entire NOTAM package for pilots, then places a clear cross directly on the airport surface map exactly where a taxiway or runway is closed. One glance at the diagram shows what is closed — so flight preparation gets faster, not longer.
Awareness and training aid. Always verify official NOTAM briefings, current charts, approved EFBs, ATC, dispatch, and company procedures before any real operation.
See TaxiwayClosed AI in action
What is a NOTAM, and why is it hard to read?
A NOTAM (Notice to Air Missions, formerly Notice to Airmen) is a time-critical notice alerting pilots to hazards or changes — such as a closed taxiway or runway — at an airport or along a route.
In practice, a pre-flight NOTAM package can run to dozens of pages of abbreviated, all-caps text, and the one line that matters — the taxiway you were planning to use is closed tonight — is buried somewhere in the middle. TaxiwayClosed AI exists for exactly that problem: its AI agent reads the whole package, finds the surface closures, and draws a cross on the airport map where each one applies. You still read and verify the official NOTAMs from official sources; the app simply makes the closures visible at a glance, so your NOTAM review starts with a picture instead of a wall of text.
Short demo flow
The AI agent reads the NOTAM package
Instead of you decoding dense NOTAM text line by line, the agent works through the entire package and picks out taxiway and runway closures.
Crosses appear on closed taxiways
Each closure the agent maps gets a clear cross placed directly on the affected taxiway or runway, with the original text, dates, and confidence below.
Verify official sources
Confirm everything with official NOTAM briefings, current charts, approved EFBs, ATC, dispatch, and company procedures before any real operation.
Why pilots use it during flight preparation
Reads the whole NOTAM package
The AI agent decodes the full set of NOTAMs for your airport — not just the first page — so surface closures don't hide in the noise. See how the AI NOTAM parser works.
A cross exactly where it's closed
Closed taxiway B between A and C? The cross sits on that segment of the airport diagram, not in a footnote. The taxiway closure map shows the idea.
Faster pre-flight NOTAM review
One glance at the marked map tells you which taxiways and runways are affected, so flight preparation and briefing prep take minutes, not a slog through raw text.
Private and simple
No account, no login, no GPS tracking in the current version. Open the app, search the airport, see the closures. Website pages may use Google Analytics for aggregate traffic measurement.
What TaxiwayClosed is — and is not
| TaxiwayClosed AI is | TaxiwayClosed AI is not |
|---|---|
| An AI agent that reads the entire NOTAM package for pilots. | An official NOTAM source or briefing provider. |
| A map that marks closed taxiways and runways with a clear cross. | A flight-planning, dispatch, taxi, or navigation tool. |
| A convenient aid that makes pre-flight NOTAM review faster. | A replacement for charts, approved EFBs, ATC, or company procedures. |
| A privacy-friendly app with no account required in the current version. | A certified aviation safety or operational decision system. |
Explore the NOTAM map hub
Airport surface NOTAM appHow an AI-powered surface NOTAM app puts taxiway, runway, and apron closures on one airport map for faster pilot review.Taxiway closure NOTAM mapHow closed taxiways go from raw NOTAM text to a clear cross on the airport diagram — and what the marks mean.Runway & taxiway closure awarenessWhy surface-closure awareness matters for pilots, and how a marked map supports safer, faster flight preparation.Graphical NOTAMsWhy graphical NOTAMs beat walls of text: seeing closures drawn on the airport map instead of decoding abbreviations.AI NOTAM parserHow the AI agent reads an entire NOTAM package, decodes each notice, and decides where to place a cross on the map.Data sources & limitationsWhere the app's NOTAM-style data and map geometry come from, what can lag or mismatch, and why verification matters.Student pilot NOTAM trainingA student-pilot guide to reading NOTAMs, spotting taxiway and runway closures, and building a verification habit early.
Frequently asked questions
Is TaxiwayClosed official?
No. TaxiwayClosed AI is not an official aviation source and is not valid for flight planning, dispatch, taxi, navigation, or flight operations.
What is TaxiwayClosed for?
TaxiwayClosed AI is an AI agent that reads the entire NOTAM package for pilots and places a cross on the airport surface map exactly where a taxiway or runway is closed, making pre-flight NOTAM review faster and more convenient. It is an awareness and training aid, not an operational tool.
Can I use it instead of official NOTAMs or charts?
No. Always verify with official NOTAMs, charts, approved EFB sources, ATC, dispatch, company procedures, and applicable aviation authorities.
Where does the information come from?
TaxiwayClosed AI may combine airport search, OpenStreetMap-based airport surface geometry, NOTAM-style information, and AI-assisted summaries. Availability, freshness, and interpretation can vary.
What does confidence or mapped status mean?
Confidence and mapped status are training cues about how clearly a closure item appears to match a surface feature. They are not safety determinations or operational approvals.
Does TaxiwayClosed track my GPS location?
The current privacy policy says TaxiwayClosed does not require GPS tracking and does not track live location for advertising or user monitoring.
Does TaxiwayClosed require an account?
The current app has no registration, login, user account, or profile system.
Let the AI agent read your next NOTAM package
Download TaxiwayClosed AI, see closed taxiways marked on the map in seconds, and always verify with official sources before any real-world operation.
Awareness and training aid only — not for flight planning, dispatch, taxi, navigation, or operational decisions.