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Kokshetau International Airport – live arrivals and departures

Kokshetau: aircraft flying to and from the airport right now, the latest take-offs and landings detected by radar, and current aviation weather.

Weather nowMETAR 05:30
2°C

Wind: from 290° (W), 14 km/h · 10 km or more, no significant cloud (CAVOK)

METAR UACK 280430Z 29004MPS CAVOK 02/M01 Q1032 NOSIG RMK QFE750/1000
0departed KOV (airborne)
0flying to KOV now
–take-offs in 24 h
–landings in 24 h
Traffic today, hour by hour (UTC)– aircraft within 40 km
06121823

We are collecting traffic data for this airport – the numbers will appear after a few hours.

Departures and arrivals detected by radar

The radar has not recorded any flights at this airport in the last 24 hours yet. The list fills up as flights happen.

Routes come from flight schedules (AirLabs); we detect take-offs and landings by comparing aircraft positions every 2–3 minutes. This is not the airport’s official arrivals and departures board.

Connections in the air now

We can’t see any airborne flights bound for this airport right now.

Airport data

  • Runway 02/202,537 m
  • Elevation274 m
  • LocationKokshetau
  • CountryKazakhstan
  • Coordinates53.329, 69.595
Aviation weather
Wind
from 290° (W), 14 km/h
Visibility
10 km or more, no significant cloud (CAVOK)
Temperature
2 °C (dew point -1 °C)
Pressure (QNH)
1032 hPa
TAF AMD UACK 280247Z 2803/2812 29004MPS CAVOK

Runway data: OurAirports (public domain). Source: aviationweather.gov (NOAA), updated every 10 minutes. Wikipedia ↗

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About Kokshetau airport

Kokshetau (KOV) is the airport of Kokshetau (Kazakhstan), 274 m above sea level. The longest runway (02/20) is 2,537 m long.

Kokshetau Airport – FAQ

How many planes are flying to Kokshetau right now?

Right now 0 aircraft bound for Kokshetau are in the air, and 0 flights that departed from it are still en route.

Which runway is in use at Kokshetau right now?

Runways at Kokshetau: 02/20 (2,537 m). Aircraft take off and land into the wind, so the direction changes with the weather.