Sligo Airport (EISG) (elev. 20ft AMSL) |
| Sligo airport is located on the West coast of Ireland and is 8 kilometres West of Sligo Town. It is a base for one of the Irish Coast Guard helicopters. The airport has water at either end of the runway, and combined with the rough weather of the West coast, it makes for one of the most challenging approaches in Ireland. |
| IFR Procedures |
Arrivals
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Aircraft arriving into Sligo Airport will be handed over to Sligo 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 Sligo 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. |
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Departures
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As Sligo 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 |
| NDB DME 29 |
NDB DME 29 Chart |
| NDB DME 11 |
NDB DME 11 Chart |
| VFR Procedures (NOTE: Please consult the Sligo Visual Approach Chart) |
| General |
All VFR traffic within 10nm of the filed are under the control of Sligo Tower (122.100). |
| Frequencies |
| EISG_TWR |
Sligo Tower (122.10) |
Runway Information |
Runway 29 |
1199m x 30m NDB DME - NDB freq: 109.0 (CRS: 282) |
Runway 11 |
1199m x 30m NDB DME - NDB freq: 109.0 (CRS: 113) |
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