Planes overhead in N22

Haringey and Enfield, London. All 650 of its postcodes measured (69 PO boxes and other large-user postcodes left out), January to August 2026.

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From Heathrow

Planes land and take off into the wind, so the weather decides which way Heathrow flies, and that decides how many pass over N22. Across its postcodes, January to August 2026:

Each sector's bar splits its postcodes by how many planes pass over them a day; the figure above it counts those in the busiest band the sector reaches. The list above gives the whole district's counts.

Planes overhead from Heathrow in N22, by postcode sector and the way Heathrow flies
SectorFlying west56% of daysBoth ways15% of daysFlying east29% of days
N22 5188 postcodes2 at 100+188 at 10 to 99188 under 10
N22 6193 postcodes140 at 100+193 at 10 to 99193 under 10
N22 7108 postcodes63 at 100+108 at 10 to 9961 at 10 to 99
N22 8161 postcodes161 at 10 to 99161 at 10 to 992 at 10 to 99

Also counted here: Stansted, at most 1 a day over any of its postcodes.

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.

Near N22

N8 N13 N10 N11 N17 N15 N4 N18

The councils

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.

How the planes are counted