White Waltham Airfield satellite view
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EGLM ·

White Waltham Airfield

51.50080°N
-0.77444°W
ARR / DAY
25
2.7%
DEP / DAY
24
7.7%

White Waltham Airfield (EGLM) is a small general aviation airport located in Maidenhead, United Kingdom. It features 4 runways with the longest being 3,642 feet. SkyMeter has observed roughly 25 arrivals and 24 departures per day on average over the last 7 days.

Runway intelligence

Which runway carries the operations, observed over the last 30 days

25R
36% of ops
429 land · 150 TO
29
18% of ops
218 land · 286 TO
21
13% of ops
156 land · 10 TO
07R
9% of ops
102 land · 181 TO
25L
8% of ops
93 land · 193 TO
11
6% of ops
74 land · 83 TO
Runway 25R carries 36% of operations (429 landings, 150 takeoffs) over the last 30 days. The next most-used is 29 at 18%.

Approach quality

Per-runway unstable-approach, go-around, and long-rollout rates

25R 429 landings
UA 1%
29 218 landings
UA 2%
21 156 landings
UA 7%
07R 102 landings
UA 1%
25L 93 landings
UA 17%
11 74 landings
UA 3%
Approaches to 25R show a 1% unstable-approach rate (6 UA events from 429 landings).Phase B will add wind-correlation: which crosswind band produces most UA events.

Traffic behavior

When the field is busy: hourly + weekday vs weekend

Daily avg
47.2
flights/day · 1,416 total
Busy hour (local)
11am
also 9am · 1pm
Day vs night
93%
06:00–20:00 local
Traffic concentrates around 11am–1pm local, averaging 47.2 flights/day. Weekend volume runs 1.2× weekday (54.2 vs 46.8 daily).

Aircraft character

What's actually flying here: top types over the last 30 days

Activity is led by (61% of 1,046 flights). Top three types: , , .

Hourly traffic

Avg movements per hour · local time · last 30 days

12a 1a 2a 3a 4a 5a 6a 7a 8a 9a 10a 11a 12p 1p 2p 3p 4p 5p 6p 7p 8p 9p 10p 11p

Pilot & community notes

2 comments from OurAirports (click to expand)

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greghm
06/27/2012
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04/13/2010
History
While Waltham was founded in 1928 as the de Havilland Flying School. The RAF took it over in 1938, and it served as the home base of the Air Transport Auxiliary during World War II. The field stayed in RAF hands until 1982 (Prince Philip learned to fly here in 1952), and is now home of the West London Aero Club, with ~150 light aircraft based on the field.
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