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EGTE - EXETER

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Aerodrome details

Ident
EGTE
Type
Aerodrome
Location
4 NM E by N of Exeter.
Status
Normal
Use
PERMIT
Helicopter facilities
No helicopter landing area listed
Elevation
102 ft
Magnetic variation
0.31° (2027) annual change 0.18°

Operating hours

Mon-Fri 0800-1800 (0700-1900), Sat 0900-1700 (0700-1800), Sun 0900-1700 (0800-1900).

Operational notes

PPR is mandatory outside of published aerodrome administration hours. For aircraft movements outside these hours contact Ground Handling or XLR Executive Jet Centres. AVGAS 100LL. Only aircraft with a wingspan not exceeding 15 M are permitted to use the AVGAS installation, a maximum of three aircraft are permitted at any one time. No AVGAS 100LL bowser is available. Aircraft must call ATC prior to leaving the fuelling apron. For helicopters see AD 2.20. Self service AVGAS available to Exeter based and self serice card holders during aerodrome opening hours. Fuel opening hours apply to non-card holders and visiting aircraft. Executive lounge available via XLR Executive Jet Centres. See Aircraft Parking/Docking Chart. Pilots are cautioned that Taxiways A and C are not suitable for use by aircraft whose wheelbase exceeds 18 M and whose wheelspan is greater than 9.1 M. Taxiway E is suitable for aircraft whose wheelbase is less than 7.5 M and wingspan less than 18 M and is available at night. Aircraft with a wingspan in excess of 20 M must be under tow. All aircraft using Taxiway E must exercise extreme caution due to the reduced obstacle clearances and vehicle movements. Taxiway F is suitable for aircraft up to 7.5 M wheelbase. Foxtrot 1 is not available at night. All aircraft using Taxiway F must exercise caution due to vehicle and helicopter movements. Taxiway G is suitable for use by code C aircraft to access the engine run and compass base facilities. Code D aircraft may use the taxiway by prior arrangement under tow. The grass parking is ordinarily available for use between April and October by light aircraft with a maximum wingspan of 12 M. Operators of light aircraft who cannot use the grass are requested to advise Flight Briefing prior to arrival so that appropriate parking arrangements can be made. All main apron stands are parking with marshaller guidance. No aircraft must enter a stand without being under positive marshaller control. If a marshaller is not present advise ATC and hold on the apron taxiway. Into wind parking is available dependent upon the wind direction and stand availability (ACFT may be required to hold for suitable parking). Requests for into wind parking should be made as early as possible via Exeter Dispatch or ATC in advance of arrival. Pilots are to ensure that minimum power is used when taxiing away from any into wind parking stand and are to turn as soon as practically possible to enter the apron taxiway. Pilots are cautioned, that all stands have an upward incline towards the South, which may necessitate the use of increased power when taxiing on to stand on Stands 4–6 and especially when operating under single engine manoeuvres. Stopbars in use during darkness and Low Visibility conditions at holding points Alpha 1, Bravo 1 and Charlie 1. Runway guard lights at Alpha 1, Bravo 1, Charlie 1, Delta 1 and Echo 1 taxiway intersections. WDI: 504411.84N 0032422.21W (LGTD); 504348.86N 0032518.66W (LGTD). Obstacle marking. Runway ahead, enhanced taxiway centre-line and mandatory instruction marking are located at all holding points. Retroreflective intersection departure distance signs at Bravo 1 and Charlie 1. When operational, blue linlaners along edges of grass taxiway. No entry signs at intersection of grass parking area to grass taxiway. Apron edge lighting. Apron floodlights. Obstacle lighting.

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  • Calls to ATC are recorded.

Contact

Operator: EXETER AND DEVON AIRPORT LTD

Phone: 01392-367433

Email: [email protected] (Ground Handling)

Address: Exeter Airport, Exeter, Devon, EX5 2BD.

Runways

RunwayLengthWidthSurfaceTODALDA
082,076 m45 mAsphalt2,252 mTORA 1,081 m2,036 mASDA 791 m
262,076 m45 mAsphalt1,846 mTORA 927 m2,036 mASDA 1,264 m

Helicopter landing areas

No helicopter landing areas are listed for this aerodrome.

Radio frequencies

CallsignFrequencyAvailability
Approach
EXETER APPROACH128.980 MHzLIMITED • Mon-Fri 0630-0230 (0500-0200), Sat 0600-2100 (0500-0200), Sun 0600-2200 (0500-0200). • DOC 40 NM/16,000 FT.
Service notes: ATZ hours coincident with Approach hours.
Radar
EXETER RADAR123.580 MHzLIMITED • Not continuously guarded, ATC will advise • DOC 40 NM/16,000 FT.
EXETER RADAR128.980 MHzLIMITED • Mon-Fri 0630-0230 (0500-0200), Sat 0600-2100 (0500-0200), Sun 0600-2200 (0500-0200).
Service notes: Radar serves Runway 08/26.
Tower
EXETER TOWER119.805 MHzLIMITED • Mon-Fri 0630-0230 (0500-0200), Sat 0600-2100 (0500-0200), Sun 0600-2200 (0500-0200). • DOC 25 NM/4,000 FT.
ATIS
EXETER INFORMATION119.330 MHzLIMITED • Mon-Fri 0630-0230 (0500-0200), Sat 0600-2100 (0500-0200), Sun 0600-2200 (0500-0200). • DOC 60 NM/20,000 FT.
Other service
EXETER FIRE121.605 MHzLIMITED • Available when Fire vehicle attending aircraft on the ground in an emergency. • Non-ATS channel.

Services

Briefing office

Status: LIMITED

Hours: As per ATS hours.

Customs

Status: LIMITED

Hours: As per AD hours, via handling agent.

De-icing

Status: LIMITED

Hours: By arrangement via Ground Handling.

Notes: Available. Contact Ground Handling.

Handling

Status: LIMITED

Hours: As per AD hours. All movements outside published aerodrome administration hours incur an extra charge and are subject to availability. For bookings contact Ground Handling or XLR Executive Jet Centres.

Notes: Bulk and ULD handling. Main deck hi-loader (pallet) 7000 kg, forklift. Limited facilities for outward cargo. Contact XLR Executive Jet Centres.

Secur

Status: LIMITED

Hours: As per AD hours.

Supplies service

Type: Supplies service

Status: LIMITED

Hours: AVTUR JET A-1: As per AD hours. AVGAS 100LL: Mon-Fri 0800-1800 (0700-1800), Sat 0900-1700 (0700-1700), Sun 0900-1700 (0800-1800).

Notes: AVTUR JET-A1 via bowser, AVGAS 100LL via self service/served pumps (see remarks).

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EGTE Pilot Briefing

Pro view

Weather

2,500 m visibility

METAR EGTE 121250Z 28008KT 9999 FEW030 12/04 Q1024

Runway wind

Runway 05 · 070°/08 kt

Crosswind within limits for typical light singles on the longest runway.

Nearby NOTAM

Aerodrome lighting maintenance

PAPI unserviceable until 18:00 UTC. Plan an alternative approach or daylight arrival.

Wise Assistant

Briefing snapshot

Example generated 12:50 UTC

EGTE looks workable for a local VFR departure on the latest picture: surface wind is light, visibility is good, and no runway closure is highlighted in this snapshot. The main briefing item is the lighting serviceability notice, so plan a daylight arrival or confirm PAPI availability before committing. Cross-check the current METAR, TAF, and full NOTAM list before departure.