Which FAA publication provides comprehensive NOTAM coverage?

The FAA Notices to Airmen Publication (NTAP) serves as the definitive source for comprehensive NOTAM coverage. This publication is released every 28 days and includes all relevant NOTAMs that are effective at the time of publication. It is specifically designed for pilots and aviation personnel to provide timely and critical information regarding airport conditions, airspace restrictions, and other important notifications that can affect flight operations.

The nature of NOTAMs is to ensure that pilots are informed of any temporary changes in conditions that could impact their flight safety, making the NTAP an essential document for up-to-date situational awareness.

In contrast, the Flight Operations Handbook contains general flight guidelines and procedures but does not focus specifically on NOTAMs. The Airport/Facility Directory provides detailed information about airports and facilities but lacks comprehensive NOTAM coverage as it does not regularly update for real-time notifications. The Pilot's Operating Handbook is primarily concerned with specific aircraft operation guidelines and performance data, which means it does not address NOTAM information at all. Therefore, the NTAP stands out as the key resource for comprehensive NOTAM coverage.