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Edmonton International Airport
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CYEG
Airport | |
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ICAO: CYEG – IATA: YEG | |
Summary | |
Name | Edmonton International Airport |
Region | North America |
Territory | Canada ![]() |
Location | Edmonton, Alberta |
Serving | Edmonton |
Elevation | 723.29 m <br />2,373 ft <br />2,373 ft723.29 m <br /> |
Coordinates | 53° 18' 28.93" N, 113° 35' 1.56" W |
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METAR | |
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Observation | CYEG 191800Z 20011KT 20SM FEW090 BKN180 BKN220 BKN240 M01/M08 A2973 RMK AC2AC3CI1CI1 SLP107
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Station | Edmonton International, Alta. |
Date/Time | 19 January 2021 18:00:00 |
Wind direction | 200° |
Wind speed | 11 kts |
Lowest cloud amount | few clouds |
Temperature | |
Dew point | |
Humidity | 58% |
QNH | hPa |
Weather condition | n/a |
Edmonton International Airport
ICAO: CYEG IATA: YEG
Description
International airport serving Edmonton, Alberta.
Climatology
Humid Continental climate (Köppen climate classification Dfb) - Variable weather patterns and a large seasonal temperature variance. Summers are often warm and humid with frequent thunderstorms and winters can be very cold with frequent snowfall and persistent snow cover.
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Airport Layout
Accidents & Serious Incidents at or in vicinity of CYEG
- DH8D, Edmonton AB Canada, 2014 (On 6 November 2014 a DHC8-400 sustained a burst right main gear tyre during take-off, probably after running over a hard object at high speed and diverted to Edmonton. Shortly after touching down at Edmonton with 'three greens' indicated, the right main gear leg collapsed causing wing and propeller damage and minor injuries to three occupants due to the later. The Investigation concluded that after a high rotational imbalance had been created by the tyre failure, gear collapse on touchdown had been initiated by a rotational speed of the failed tyre/wheel which was similar to one of the natural frequencies of the assembly.)