Planes over Haringey today

For Heathrow's expansion consultation, open until 22 December 2026.

Whatever your view, these are the figures for Haringey now: the planes from Heathrow counted over each of its postcode districts, and the borough's noise, air and flood figures from official data. They are today's flights on today's routes, not those of a third runway. Sky Score takes no side in the consultation.

Heathrow's consultation page: how to respond, and Heathrow's own documents.

Planes from Heathrow, district by district

Planes land and take off into the wind, so the weather decides which way Heathrow flies, and that decides how many pass over each place. Counted over each postcode, January to August 2026.

Each cell gives the most planes over any one postcode of the district on that kind of day, and counts its postcodes in the busiest band reached; the bar splits all of them by how many planes pass over them a day. Each district's own page goes sector by sector.

Planes overhead from Heathrow in each postcode district of Haringey, by the way Heathrow flies
DistrictFlying west56% of daysBoth ways15% of daysFlying east29% of days
N2507 postcodesup to 134 a day448 at 100+up to 107 a day298 at 100+up to 62 a day507 at 10 to 99
N4836 postcodesup to 191 a day835 at 100+up to 116 a day447 at 100+up to 4 a day836 under 10
N6479 postcodesup to 152 a day317 at 100+up to 104 a day23 at 100+up to 54 a day453 at 10 to 99
N8667 postcodesup to 179 a day667 at 100+up to 111 a day384 at 100+up to 14 a day46 at 10 to 99
N10473 postcodesup to 152 a day397 at 100+up to 104 a day116 at 100+up to 47 a day473 at 10 to 99
N11592 postcodesup to 91 a day592 at 10 to 99up to 69 a day592 at 10 to 99up to 45 a day585 at 10 to 99
N15695 postcodesup to 191 a day693 at 100+up to 114 a day226 at 100+up to 4 a day695 under 10
N171,067 postcodesup to 135 a day144 at 100+up to 79 a day1,067 at 10 to 99up to 6 a day1,067 under 10
N22650 postcodesup to 142 a day205 at 100+up to 95 a day650 at 10 to 99up to 19 a day63 at 10 to 99

Each district's own page splits it by postcode sector and counts every airport over it.

Noise, air and flood in Haringey

Aircraft noise band
LowEstimated from the distance to the airport and its routes, scaled by the size of its DEFRA noise map
Road noise
ModerateDEFRA road Lden, share of postcodes over WHO 53 dB
Air quality
ModerateDEFRA background maps against WHO 2021
Flood risk
LowEnvironment Agency, Risk of Flooding from Rivers and Sea, allowing for defences

Haringey: every figure we publish, with its score

What counts as overhead

Overhead means more than halfway up the sky (48.5 degrees or more) and below 7,000 ft, the CAA's definition of an overflight (CAP 1498). A day counts as one way when 80% of its flights used that way. PO boxes and other postcodes for organisations that receive a lot of post are left out: they sit at a delivery office or a business, not at homes.

Where these figures come from

Counted from community flight tracking, checked against the CAA's monthly totals for Heathrow. Flight tracks: adsb.lol (ODbL 1.0); Weather at each airport: Iowa Environmental Mesonet; Ground heights: Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right; Postcode positions: ONS National Statistics Postcode Lookup (OGL). Licence: Open Database License (ODbL) 1.0.

Aviation noise context: DEFRA strategic noise mapping, Open Government Licence v3.0

Flight routes: UK Aeronautical Information Publication (NATS), derived by Sky Score for the aircraft noise estimate; public but not openly licensed, and not for navigation

Road noise: DEFRA Strategic Noise Mapping Round 4 road Lden, Open Government Licence v3.0

Air quality: DEFRA background pollution maps (PCM), Open Government Licence v3.0

Flood risk: Environment Agency Risk of Flooding from Rivers and Sea, Open Government Licence v3.0

Every council Heathrow's flights cross