HAZARD NOTIFICATIONS
SAFETY HAS NO BOUNDARIES
We’re proud to offer our Notice‑To‑Pilot (NTP) hazard reporting system and our Drone Notification System (DNS) to the aviation community at no cost. Together, these systems enhance low‑altitude safety by enabling heliport owners, helicopter operators, and drone operators to share critical safety‑of‑flight information wherever aircraft operate.
INDUSTRY ACCESS
FLIGHT-OPS SUBSCRIPTION
Our Flight‑Ops customers can quickly access the latest NTPs and drone active through a direct link to our website from within ForeFlight.
WEB-BASED ACCESS
Our Electronic Landing‑zone System (ELS) provides free web‑based access to dynamic operational data. Use the link below to check NTP reports and drone activity at your departure and destination before each flight.
DRONE NOTIFICATION SYSTEM
UAS APPLICATIONS
Through our free API, approved drone applications can share flight and location data with our system. This information enables DNS to evaluate UAS operations using defined airspace‑analysis criteria.
DRONE DETECTION AND DISPLAY
DNS detects and displays UAS activity that impacts approach and departure paths into airports, heliports, landing zones, and firefighting dip sites. The system leverages our extensive aviation database, which includes all FAA‑registered sites, more than 1,000 non‑FAA‑registered heliports, thousands of operator landing zones, and firefighting dip sites.
NOTICE-TO-PILOT SYSTEM
HELIPORT OWNERS
We offer free organizational accounts with Single Sign‑On (SSO) for heliport owners, enabling them to manage all NTP activity across their organization. Administrators can assign NTP Managers to ensure consistent, high‑quality safety reporting at every location.
HAZARD REPORTING SIMPLIFIED
Our system makes obstacle reporting fast and intuitive, with built‑in tools that ensure every submission is accurate and reliable.
NTP MANAGEMENT
Organizations can seamlessly navigate operational NTPs, identify key issues, and prioritize corrective actions.
INDUSTRY COLLABORATION
Users can quickly flag any NTP they believe is outdated or incorrect, sending it directly to the owning organization. This feedback loop strengthens industry communication and helps keep safety information accurate.