Observed arrival · 2026-10-21
ClearPath Aero maps drone flights against Israeli airspace
A planning and submission workflow for drone operators in Israel: check a proposed flight against airspace layers and NOTAMs, prepare Annex G paperwork, and track requests through NOTAM publication.
- For
- Drone operators and companies planning flights in Israel
- Worth noticing
- If NOTAM data has not refreshed for six hours, the result is marked “unknown,” never “clear.”
Field notes
The planning screen accepts a polygon, corridor, circle, or imported flight file, then groups altitude, time window, and aircraft details. The page says each finding carries its source, boundary, and height, along with layer version, AIRAC cycle, altitude model, and source freshness; stale NOTAM data becomes “unknown” after six hours. It also says applications should be filed seven business days before flight. The founders describe themselves as former Air Force flight controllers with more than 20 years’ combined experience.
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