Guthrie · Logan County

In and out of Guthrie–Edmond Regional

Every takeoff, landing and touch-and-go at the airport in the past week, worked out from the positions aircraft broadcast.

The week at a glance

85 different aircraft, 140 takeoffs, 144 landings and 155 touch-and-goes in seven days.

DayTakeoffsLandingsTouch-and-goesAircraft
Today 3 6 0 7
Yesterday 31 28 13 21
Tuesday, Sept. 15 25 30 19 25
Monday, Sept. 14 21 18 11 21
Sunday, Sept. 13 15 15 15 17
Saturday, Sept. 12 15 16 39 15
Friday, Sept. 11 30 31 58 22

The log

74 takeoffs, landings and touch-and-goes on Tuesday, Sept. 15

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Time What happened Aircraft Runway Direction
Tuesday, Sept. 15
Landed Cirrus SR22T Private Runway 16
Landed Cirrus SR20 Private Runway 16 arrived from the south
Took off Cirrus SR20 Private Runway 16 left toward the west
Took off Cirrus SR22T Private
Landed Cessna 172 Skyhawk Private Runway 16 arrived from the north
Took off Embraer Phenom 300 NetJets 432 Private left toward the south
Landed Beechcraft Baron 58 Private Runway 16 arrived from the southeast
Landed Cessna 172 Skyhawk Private arrived from the east
Took off Unidentified aircraft Unidentified Runway 16 left toward the east
Landed Embraer Phenom 300 NetJets 432 Private Runway 16 arrived from the south
Landed Cirrus SR20 Private Runway 16 arrived from the east
Landed Bellanca Decathlon Private arrived from the southwest
Landed Unidentified aircraft Unidentified arrived from the northeast
Took off Cirrus SR20 Private Runway 16 left toward the east
Landed Piper Dakota Private Runway 16 arrived from the west
Took off Cirrus SR22T Private Runway 16 left toward the east
Landed Cirrus SR20 Private Runway 16
Took off Cirrus SR20 Private Runway 16
Touch-and-go Military aircraft Military Runway 16
Took off Cirrus SR20 Private left toward the northeast
Landed Beechcraft Baron 55 Private Runway 34 arrived from the northeast
Took off Cessna 172 Skyhawk Private Runway 16 left toward the north
Took off Cirrus SR22 Private left toward the east
Took off Cessna 182 Skylane Private Runway 16 left toward the north

How we know

Guthrie–Edmond Regional has no control tower, so there is no official record of the flights that use it. We work takeoffs and landings out from the positions aircraft broadcast, which volunteers’ receivers pick up and share through adsb.lol. Most are seen rolling on the runway itself; the rest are last or first seen within a few hundred feet of it.

A touch-and-go is a landing followed straight away by a takeoff without stopping, usually flight training. Low practice approaches that come down to the runway and climb away are counted with them. The runway number says which way the plane was pointed: 34 is toward the north-northwest, 16 toward the south-southeast.

Aircraft that don’t broadcast their position aren’t counted, and a plane that lands and takes off several times in a day is counted each time. We don’t publish tail numbers; aircraft are described by type.

Flight data from adsb.lol contributors, available under the Open Database License. This log is derived from it by the method described above.

GUTHRIE NWS
NOW 97°F Clear WIND SW 13 mph AIR AQI 53 Moderate · PM2.5 at Oklahoma City TODAY 100°F Sunny · 4% rain TONIGHT 77°F Clear · 4% rain CIMARRON 4.96 ft steady COTTONWOOD 2.09 ft falling DROUGHT D3 Extreme · 56% of Logan Co. JOBS 4.5% in Logan Co., up from 3.3% a year ago SUN 7:12 am – 7:35 pm
OSC LIVE

HAY Alfalfa hay $200 a ton in central Oklahoma, with 3,044 tons moved against 810 in the same week a year ago. CATTLE Feeder steers 500-600 lb averaging $373.74 a hundredweight, with 11,726 head through Oklahoma auctions against 34,118 a year ago. HAPPENING Two fatal scooter accidents spark safety warnings BREAKING Logan County DA: AG’s Guthrie human trafficking release was ‘wholly misleading’ ENERGY Cushing crude stocks 21.5M barrels, down 0.3M on the week (week ending Sep 11) UPDATE Logan County Burn Ban is Back in Place BREAKING Former Langston assistant fire chief says criminal charge stems from swatting friend's sunburn GRAIN Wheat $7.35 a bushel at the typical Oklahoma elevator, up 3 cents on the day — $4.41 a year ago.