Where should a remote pilot look for information regarding an airport's condition and flight hazards?

Notices to Airmen (NOTAMs) are the most reliable source for current information about airport conditions and flight hazards. NOTAMs provide critical updates regarding a range of safety issues such as runway closures, equipment outages, airspace restrictions, and other hazards that could affect flight operations. They are issued by aviation authorities and are regularly updated to reflect real-time conditions that pilots must be aware of before and during their flight operations.

While weather stations can provide essential data about atmospheric conditions, they do not typically include information about the operational status of airport facilities or specific flight hazards that may be local to an airport. Flight simulation reports are primarily educational tools and do not reflect real-world airport conditions. Pilot forums, while they can offer anecdotal advice and community insights, are not official sources and may not present accurate or timely information compared to NOTAMs. Therefore, for critical and official updates concerning airport conditions, NOTAMs are the go-to resource for remote pilots.