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Weston Airport (EIWT) is a small general aviation aerodrome at Leixlip in County Dublin, Ireland, sitting close to the Liffey valley on the western fringe of the greater Dublin area. It offers a single hard runway suitable for light aircraft and is a useful VFR destination for pilots operating in the Dublin region outside the main airline traffic flows.
Weston Airport is a general aviation aerodrome located at Leixlip, County Dublin, in the Leinster region of Ireland. It provides a single lit hard runway and is used for light aircraft operations, making it a straightforward VFR destination for pilots flying in the Dublin area away from the busier controlled traffic at Dublin Airport itself.
The airfield lies at Leixlip in County Dublin, within the Leinster region of Ireland, at coordinates 53.3522N 6.4883W and an elevation of 151 feet. No specific airspace classification or details of surrounding controlled airspace are given, so pilots should consult current Irish aeronautical charts for the applicable airspace structure around Dublin before planning a flight to or from the field.
Weston has a single physical runway, 07/25, orientated roughly east-west. Runway 07 is 3332 feet long and runway 25 is 4407 feet long; both are hard-surfaced and lit.
Weston operates an Air/Ground service on 122.4 MHz, with the callsign Weston tower. An ATIS broadcast is available on 118.87 MHz, and ground movements are handled on 119.42 MHz under the callsign Weston ground. No ILS or other instrument approach aids are available at the field.
