METAR & TAF for Isle of Man Airport
Live aviation weather for EGNS, decoded in plain English. Elevation 52ft, runways 03/21, 08/26.
METAR EGNS 171120Z 10010KT 080V140 CAVOK 20/13 Q1019 NOSIG
Observed 10 min ago
Wind
100° (E) at 10kt
Visibility
CAVOK
Temperature
20°C / 13°C dew
Humidity
64%
QNH
1019 hPa
TAF EGNS 171100Z 1712/1721 05006KT CAVOK BECMG 1717/1720 35012KT
- Fri 12:00Z to Fri 17:00ZPrevailingVFR
- Wind 050° (NE) at 6kt
- Visibility 10 km or more
- NSW
- Cloud: no significant cloud
- Fri 17:00Z to Fri 21:00ZBecomingVFR
- Wind 350° (N) at 12kt
- Visibility 10 km or more
- NSW
- Cloud: no significant cloud
Sunrise
04:08Z
Sunset
20:42Z
Daylight
16h 34m
Pressure alt
-120 ft
Density alt
451 ft
Can I fly from Isle of Man Airport today?
Raw weather is only half the answer. Set your own minima once, and Threshold runs this same METAR and TAF against your limits, then pins a verdict to your Lock Screen and flips it the moment conditions move.
Common questions
Does Isle of Man Airport (EGNS) issue a METAR?
Yes. Isle of Man Airport issues its own METAR and TAF, updated through the day. The latest is shown above.
What is a personal minima?
Your own line in the sand: the cloudbase, visibility, wind, crosswind and gust limits you will not fly below. Threshold stores yours and checks live weather against them, so the go/no-go call is yours, made once, not guessed every time.
Where does this weather come from?
Live METAR and TAF from public aviation weather feeds, updated about every 10 minutes. Always confirm against your official pre-flight brief.