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EGLL runways

United Kingdom · 83 ft / 25 m

wind 270/01
8 min ago
Europe/London, UTC+01:00

True north up. The runway numbers are magnetic.

09L/27R, 12,799 ft / 3,901 m09L27R12,799 ft3,901 m1 tail1 head09R/27L, 12,001 ft / 3,658 m09R27L12,001 ft3,658 m1 tail1 head
2 runways at EGLL, both parallel, 0.76 NM apart, drawn to scale with true north at the top. The longest is 09L/27R at 12,799 ft / 3,901 m. Separations and angles are measured from the threshold coordinates. Grid squares are 0.5 NM. Wind from 270 degrees at 1 kt, shown by the windsock in the top left corner.

The wind favours runway 27R: 1 kt of headwind and 0 kt across it. That is the wind's answer rather than a record of what is in use.

09L/27R

12,799 ft / 3,901 m, 164 ft / 50 m wide

asphalt · lit

09L

089°M 090°T

1 kt tail · 0 kt across from the left

27R

269°M 270°T

1 kt head · 0 kt across from the right

09R/27L

12,001 ft / 3,658 m, 164 ft / 50 m wide

asphalt · lit

09R

089°M 090°T

1 kt tail · 0 kt across from the left

27L

269°M 270°T

1 kt head · 0 kt across from the right

M is the published magnetic alignment from the aerodrome record. T is the bearing computed from the surveyed threshold coordinates. The feed publishes no variation here, so a degree or two between them is the two sources disagreeing about where the runway points rather than variation. The wind figures are resolved against the published alignment, which is what the rest of this site uses, so they agree with the crosswind calculator for the same wind.

What the wind does next, across these runways

Physical lengths, not declared distances. For information and training only. Not an approved briefing source: always brief from the official service for your area before you fly.