Oshkosh Approach

Oshkosh NOTAM 2026 and FAA/EAA Notice links

Pilots often search for the Oshkosh NOTAM when they mean the annual FAA/EAA AirVenture Notice. The official Notice remains the authoritative procedure source; Oshkosh Approach keeps that source visible and gates flight-day mode on acknowledging it.

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Safety boundary: The FAA/EAA AirVenture Notice, live NOTAMs, ATIS, ATC, weather, and pilot judgment remain authoritative. This page is descriptive and source-backed.

Official Notice status

The app is currently loaded with the 2026 FAA/EAA AirVenture Notice. The embedded Notice status is "released", and the required year for flight-day use is 2026.

Authoritative links

Use the official EAA and FAA pages for source documents and updates. Keep the Notice available before and during the flight.

How Oshkosh Approach handles NOTAMs

When connected, the app fetches KOSH NOTAMs through the server loader on every page load and keeps the homepage response uncached. Offline or failed fetches are labeled unavailable or not current.

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Common questions

Does this page replace the Oshkosh NOTAM or FAA Notice?

No. This page points pilots to the official FAA/EAA Notice and explains how the companion app references it.