Ireland Belfast City departures

George Best Belfast City Airport departures.

Flights leaving George Best Belfast City Airport (BHD) today, with the time each one usually takes off and when it went.

Belfast City departures

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George Best Belfast City Airport departures today

This board lists flights leaving George Best Belfast City Airport (IATA BHD, ICAO EGAC). Each one shows the time it usually takes off, from the days Skylark saw it leave, and once it has gone, the time Skylark saw it take off.

The usual time is a pattern, not the airline's timetable, so check with your airline before you travel. Meeting a flight instead? The Belfast City arrivals board works out when to leave home.

Looking for arrivals? See George Best Belfast City Airport arrivals. Or watch every aircraft on the live flight map of Ireland. More on the airport: Belfast City Airport guide.

Questions

Is my flight from Belfast City on time?

Skylark does not use the airline timetable, so it cannot say a departure is delayed or cancelled. It shows when that flight usually takes off and when it was seen leaving. Your airline has the official status.

Where do the times come from?

From the aircraft themselves. Planes broadcast their position, receivers pick it up, and Skylark records when each flight takes off. The usual time is the middle of the days it was seen.

How this board works

There is no airline timetable behind this board. Skylark watches the aircraft themselves: once a flight is within about 150 nautical miles of Ireland, its expected time comes from where it is and how fast it is flying, and on the final approach into Dublin from a model trained on thousands of real landings.

Before a flight is in range, the board shows the time it usually lands, from the days the collector saw that flight arrive. That is a pattern, not a booking, so a cancelled flight can still appear as expected. A difference against the usual time is not an airline delay.

The time to walk out of the airport is a typical figure for each airport, with and without bags and passport control, not a measurement of today's queues.