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Aerodrome Information

    Runway
    Take-off Distance
    Landing Distance
    06
    2617m
    2347m
    24
    3002m
    2347m
    12 1902m 1798m
    30 1983m 1746m

Terminal Assignments:

Airline
Terminals
Aer Arann Main
Aer Lingus Main
Air Europa Main
Air France Main
Austrian Airlines Main
BH Air Main
bmi Main
Bmibaby Main
British Airways Main
Charter Main
Continental Airlines Main
Darwin Main
Delta Air Lines Main
Easyjet Main
Flybe Main
Flyglobespan Main
German Wings Main
Jet2.com Main
Karthago Main
KLM Cityhopper Main
Loganair Main
Lufthansa Main
Norwegian.no Main
Onur Air Main
Ryanair Main
SAS Main
Thomson Airways Main
Wideroe Main

Lighting:

Runway Lighting:

  • High Intensity colour coded centre line lights at 15 metre intervals. (No centre line lights on runway 12/30)
  • Bi-directional edge lights on runway 06/24. Elevated High Intensity Bi-directional edge lights with low intensity omni-directional component lights on runway 12/30.
  • Touchdown zone lights consisting of bars of 4 white lights. The bars are spaced at 77 metre intervals longitudinally and cover the first 914 metres of runway 06/24. (No touchdown zone lights on runway 12/30)
  • High Intensity green elevated wingbar threshold lights on all runways.
  • High Intensity red end bar lights across the whole width at the upwind end of all runways

PAPIs are installed on all runways and consist of 4 units on the left providing guidance in maintaining the required 3 degree approach angle.

Approach Lighting:

  • 914 metre high white High intensity coded centre line with 5 crossbars on runway 06/24. (1 crossbar on runway 12, 4 crossbars on runway 30).
  • last 300 metres of approach lighting includes Supplementary Approach lights (SALS) consisting of 9 barrettes of 4 white lights dispersed about the centre line, and the same number of 4 red light barrettes either side. (Runway 06/24 only).

Noise:

The airport is surrounded by many built up areas. Various procedures have been designed to minimise disturbance to the local communities.

Preferential Selection of Runway

Edinburgh operates a preferential runway scheme, whereby the Westerly runway (24) will be used for take-off and landing in preference to the Easterly runway (06), unless wind, or other factors dictate. Generally, it is to be said that:

"Runway 24 will normally be used in preference to 06 when the tailwind component is no greater than 5kts and the surface is dry"

The choice of runway configuration will be the decision of ADC.

Runway 12/30 is a visual runway only and should only be used if runway 06/24 is out of service. It may also be used for VFR aircraft wishing to depart and land.


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