Runways
1 RWY, 933m/3061ft 1 Runway, longest: 933m/3061ft (paved)
Source: OpenAIP
04/22
Asphalt
Length
933m
3061ft
3061ft
04/22
Asphalt
Length
933m/3061ft
933m/3061ft
Fuel Availability
Jet A1
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↓ 4 kt
→L 1 kt
Wind
210° · 4 kt
Temperature
17°C
Dew point
11°C
Visibility
10km+ (NCD)
QNH
1013 hPa
Ceiling
Clear
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Raw remarks
WIND RWY 04 18006KT WIND 1253FT 19009KT
METAR: 22 mins · aviationweather.gov
| Rwy | Cross | Head |
|---|---|---|
| 22 | →L 1 kt | 4 kt ↑ |
| 04 | ←R 1 kt | 4 kt ↓ |
10:00Z → 12:00Z
VFR
[TEMPO 17015G25KT SHRA SCT030 BKN040]
Temporary (TEMPO)
170° 15 kt G25 · Showers Rain (SHRA) · Scattered (SCT) 3000ft · Broken (BKN) 4000ft
03:00Z → 12:00Z
VFR
[BECMG 17008KT 9999 FEW040 SCT050]
Becoming (BECMG)
170° 8 kt · 9.7 km · Few (FEW) 4000ft · Scattered (SCT) 5000ft
03:00Z → 12:00Z
VFR
[11010KT 9999 FEW040 SCT050]
110° 10 kt · 9.7 km · Few (FEW) 4000ft · Scattered (SCT) 5000ft
METAR ENHF 080350Z AUTO 21004KT 180V250 9999 NCD 17/11 Q1013 RMK WIND RWY 04 18006KT WIND 1253FT 19009KT TAF ENHF 080200Z 0803/0812 11010KT 9999 FEW040 SCT050 BECMG 0803/0805 17008KT TEMPO 0810/0812 17015G25KT SHRA SCT030 BKN040
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Small airport with limited parking and tie-down space; advance coordination is recommended due to space constraints. IFR approaches are available and useful given variable coastal weather. The tower staff and fire crew are described as very friendly and helpful, assisting with tie-downs and offering refreshments. Payment by credit card is possible, including for fuel. Facilities for pilots are minimal, with little infrastructure on site. Taxi to town costs about £20, and hotel options include the Thon Hotel near the harbor, with a typical price around £120. The airport is situated on elevated terrain above the town, which can lead to turbulence in strong crosswinds and requires attention to surrounding mountains during approach, especially in poor visibility.