Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz International Airport – live arrivals and departures
Tabuk: aircraft flying to and from the airport right now, the latest take-offs and landings detected by radar, and current aviation weather.
Wind: from 120° (SE), 7 km/h · 10 km or more, no significant cloud (CAVOK)
METAR OETB 270400Z 12004KT CAVOK 19/11 Q1016 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.
Connections in the air now
We can’t see any airborne flights bound for this airport right now.
Airport data
- Runway 06/243,350 m
- Runway 13/313,050 m
- Elevation778 m
- LocationTabuk
- CountrySaudi Arabia
- Coordinates28.371, 36.625
Aviation weather
- Wind
- from 120° (SE), 7 km/h
- Visibility
- 10 km or more, no significant cloud (CAVOK)
- Temperature
- 19 °C (dew point 11 °C)
- Pressure (QNH)
- 1016 hPa
TAF OETB 262300Z 2700/2806 15006KT 9999 SCT040 TEMPO 2700/2714 VRB28KT 2000 TSRA FEW030CB BKN040 BECMG 2712/2714 23010KT
Runway data: OurAirports (public domain). Source: aviationweather.gov (NOAA), updated every 10 minutes. Wikipedia ↗
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About Tabuk airport
Tabuk (TUU) is the airport of Tabuk (Saudi Arabia), 778 m above sea level. The longest runway (06/24) is 3,350 m long.
Tabuk Airport – FAQ
How many planes are flying to Tabuk right now?
Right now 0 aircraft bound for Tabuk are in the air, and 0 flights that departed from it are still en route.
Which runway is in use at Tabuk right now?
Runways at Tabuk: 06/24 (3,350 m), 13/31 (3,050 m). Aircraft take off and land into the wind, so the direction changes with the weather.