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Airport - Galway (EICM)

Galway Airport (EICM) (elev. 113ft AMSL)
Carnmore Galway airport is located in the West of Ireland, just 6km East of Galway city. It is a big area for VFR traffic, offering the beautiful scenery of the West of Ireland. Being next to the Atlantic Ocean you can expect some very challenging weather.
IFR Procedures

Arrivals

 

Aircraft arriving into Galway Airport will be handed over to Galway Tower from Shannon Control. Pilots can expect to be descended to FL80 by Shannon Control. When aircraft are around 30nm from the airport they will be handed off to Galway Tower. Aircraft will then be instructed to descend to 3000ft to self-establish on the instrument approach for the active runway. Aircraft will be given the local QNH and advised of any traffic in the area.

Departures

 

As Galway does not have any SIDs, departing aircraft will always be cleared to the first fix in their flightplan. A valid flightplan must be sent before requesting ATC clearence. Once an aircraft has filed a flightplan, they must first request startup clearence from Tower. Aircraft will then be issued taxi instructions to the active runway. Aircraft will then be issued their IFR clearence during taxi. Once airborne, Tower will hand you off to Shannon Control.
Charts
Aerodrome Aerodrome Chart
ILS DME 26 ILS DME 26 Chart
NDB DME 08 NDB DME 08 Chart
VFR Procedures (NOTE: Please consult the Galway Visual Approach Chart)
General All VFR traffic within 10nm of the filed are under the control of Galway Tower (122.500). There are 2 visual holds, which are: Claregalway (North of the field) and Oranmore (South of the field).
Frequencies
EICM_TWR Galway Tower (122.50)
Runway Information
Runway 26
1350m x 30m ILS DME - ILS freq: 108.50 (CRS: 262)
Runway 08
1350m x 30m NDB DME - NDB freq: 110.0 (CRS: 082)
Galway Airport

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