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FAA cycle 26 Nov 2026 (upcoming) · updated

Know what changed at your airport.

Every 28 days the FAA changes tower hours, frequencies, runways, navaids and approach plates. Amend compares every cycle for every US airport and explains what changed, in plain English, up to three weeks before it takes effect.

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What you get

ACT

Action items first

Tower and Class D hours, frequencies, closed or renumbered runways, decommissioned navaids, new PPR rules: the changes that affect how you fly there, listed first.
IFR

Instrument procedures

Amended, new and replaced approaches, STARs and departures, down to which waypoints moved, with the new plate one tap away.
FYI

Everything else, in plain English

FAA remarks translated from contractions, with the original text always kept alongside.
Lists

Lists you can share

Keep a list for your home area, another for a trip, and share any of them as one link.
History

Two years of history

Changes at every US airport since August 2024, grouped by cycle.
iPhone

iPhone app

In testing and not on the App Store yet. It keeps your home airport and lists on your phone and notifies you when a new cycle changes them.

Read more

Guide ›What ACT, IFR and FYI mean, how to read a change, and how FAA cycles work. Docs ›How Amend works, where the data comes from, what it doesn't cover, and the JSON files behind it. Changelog ›What's new on Amend, newest first. Status ›Whether Amend is up to date, and how its latest runs went. Privacy ›What Amend stores (almost nothing) and who else sees a visit. Terms ›The rules for using Amend, starting with: not for navigation.

Independent

Amend is an independent project. It isn't affiliated with or endorsed by the FAA. How it works, where the data comes from and what it doesn't cover are in the docs, and every public data file is documented there.

Not for navigation. Amend helps you notice changes. It doesn't replace official FAA publications, NOTAMs or a preflight briefing, and if Amend and the FAA ever disagree, the FAA is right.

Report a problem

Found a change that's wrong, missing or hard to understand? Email hello@amend.watch with the airport, the cycle and what the FAA source says. No account needed. On an airport page, Report a wrong change fills in the airport and cycle for you.

If Amend matches the FAA and it's the FAA's data that looks wrong, like a frequency or a chart that doesn't match the real airport, Amend can't fix it. Tell the FAA through its Aeronautical Inquiries page.

Before you use Amend

Amend is not for navigation. It shows what changed in FAA data, in plain English, and it can be wrong, late or incomplete. A change that isn't shown here can still be real.

Always use current official FAA publications, NOTAMs and a proper preflight briefing. As pilot in command, you're responsible for your flight.

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FAA cycle 26 Nov 2026 (upcoming) · updated . Not for navigation. Amend can be wrong, late or incomplete, and a change that isn't shown here can still be real. Always use official FAA publications, NOTAMs and a proper preflight briefing. Amend is independent and not affiliated with the FAA. Data: FAA NASR and d-TPP. How it works · Status · Changelog · Privacy · Terms · Report a problem