Surface restrictions
Runway, taxiway, and apron closure awareness
Airport surface awareness is broader than one closed taxiway. Training reviews should consider runways, taxiways, aprons, stands, ramps, and movement-area restrictions together.
Training and awareness only. Not official and not valid for flight planning, dispatch, taxi, navigation, or flight operations.
Surface restrictions are connected
A runway closure can change taxi routes. A taxiway closure can affect runway access. An apron, ramp, gate, stand, or construction-area restriction can change how a surface movement is understood. Training reviews should consider the airport surface as a connected system.
TaxiwayClosed AI is designed around that connected view: airport search, surface geometry, and NOTAM-style summaries appear together so users can review the relationship between text and map context.
What to review during training
- Runway, taxiway, apron, ramp, stand, and movement-area wording.
- Effective dates, times, schedules, and time zones where available.
- Whether the restriction appears partial, full, temporary, or conditional.
- Whether the map match is clear, uncertain, missing, or unavailable.
- Which official sources must be checked before any real operation.
Training-only stance
TaxiwayClosed AI does not determine whether a runway, taxiway, apron, stand, gate, route, or movement area is safe, available, authorized, or suitable for use. It supports awareness and learning only.