How to get alerts when the airspace changes before your flight

1. Draw and save the plan on the map.
2. Open it: on your profile, under Flights, click View on the plan.
3. Under Monitor this plan, fill in When do you plan to fly? — in your own local time.
4. Click Start monitoring. The panel now shows Monitoring, the time it runs until, when it last checked, and how many restrictions currently conflict.

Every check asks the same question the conflict check asks, but as of your flight time, and compares the answer with the last one. You get one alert when the picture changes, not one per check:

• A restriction newly conflicts with your plan — a NOTAM or temporary zone published over your area, for example.
• A conflicting restriction no longer conflicts in GeoPilot’s data — withdrawn, now ending before you fly, or no longer in the source’s feed.
• A conflicting restriction changed — its effect is not what it was.

Alerts arrive in GeoPilot itself: in the notification bell at the top of the site, and as a short pop-up on the map. Clicking one opens the plan, where the conflict check shows the current picture.

• A plan has one monitor at a time. To change the flight time, stop monitoring and start again.
• Monitoring stops by itself once the flight time passes; Stop monitoring ends it earlier.
• It watches one moment — the time you enter. If you fly over several hours, use the map’s Time control to look at the rest of the window too.
• Alerts are only as current as the sources: a change reaches you after the national publisher releases it and GeoPilot next synchronises.

Monitoring reports changes to airspace data near your plan. It is not a clearance and not a refusal — check the official sources, including the NOTAM briefing, before you fly.