Marsa Alam International Airport – live arrivals and departures
Marsa Alam: aircraft flying to and from the airport right now, the latest take-offs and landings detected by radar, and current aviation weather.
Wind: from 310° (NW), 17 km/h · 6,000 m
METAR HEMA 270500Z 31009KT 6000 BKN020 27/23 Q1013 NOSIG
We are collecting traffic data for this airport – the numbers will appear after a few hours.
Departures and arrivals detected by radar
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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. Official airport website ↗
Connections in the air now
Flights in the air right now, by scheduled route.
Airport data
- Runway 15/333,430 m
- Elevation65 m
- LocationMarsa Alam
- CountryEgypt
- Coordinates25.556, 34.592
Aviation weather
- Wind
- from 310° (NW), 17 km/h
- Visibility
- 6,000 m
- Clouds
- broken (5–7/8) at 610 m
- Temperature
- 27 °C (dew point 23 °C)
- Pressure (QNH)
- 1013 hPa
TAF HEMA 270500Z 2706/2812 34012KT 9999 SCT025 TEMPO 2709/2718 6000 RA BKN025 PROB30 TEMPO 2715/2718 4000 TSRA FEW017CB
Runway data: OurAirports (public domain). Source: aviationweather.gov (NOAA), updated every 10 minutes. Wikipedia ↗
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About Marsa Alam airport
Marsa Alam (RMF) is the airport of Marsa Alam (Egypt), 65 m above sea level. Most frequent destinations: Warsaw (WAW), Prague (PRG), Katowice (KTW). The longest runway (15/33) is 3,430 m long.
Marsa Alam Airport – FAQ
How many planes are flying to Marsa Alam right now?
Right now 2 aircraft bound for Marsa Alam are in the air, and 1 flights that departed from it are still en route.
Which runway is in use at Marsa Alam right now?
Runways at Marsa Alam: 15/33 (3,430 m). Aircraft take off and land into the wind, so the direction changes with the weather.