8U1 NOTAMs
Active notices for Sand Springs Strip (8U1), Sand Springs, MT. 1 in force, as of 2 Sep 2026 0336Z. · Open on the map
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Tower lights — unserviceable
MediumFrom 21 Jul 2026 0528Z to 4 Sep 2026 0225Z · NOTAM 07/135
OBST TOWER LGT (ASR 1318970) 463856.55N1073927.23W (28NM SSW 8U1) 3468FT (305FT AGL) U/S
!GTF 07/135 8U1 OBST TOWER LGT (ASR 1318970) 463856.55N1073927.23W (28NM SSW 8U1) 3468FT (305FT AGL) U/S 2607210528-2609040225
NOTAMs are shown for planning. Always confirm with an official preflight briefing.
Frequently asked
Are there any NOTAMs at 8U1 right now?
Sand Springs Strip has 1 active NOTAM.
What is a NOTAM?
A Notice to Air Missions is a filed notice of a temporary condition a pilot needs to know about: a closed runway or taxiway, an out-of-service navaid or approach light, a crane near the approach path, or restricted airspace. Checking them is a required part of preflight action under 14 CFR 91.103.
What is an FDC NOTAM?
A Flight Data Center NOTAM is issued by the FAA rather than the airport, and covers regulatory matters: amendments to instrument approach procedures, changes to charted minimums, and temporary flight restrictions.
More about 8U1
NOTAMs from the FAA NOTAM service. Times are UTC (Zulu). For planning and education only — NOTAM review is required preflight action under 14 CFR 91.103 and must be done through an official source.