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London Heathrow
London Heathrow (EGLL) Tower is on 118.505, 118.705 and 1 more. Ground: 121.705, 121.855, 121.905. Clearance Delivery: 121.980. ATIS: 128.080. LiveATC.net lists no public audio feed for this airport. Frequencies change every 56 days: confirm them in the official publication before flight.
By Renzo Madueño, former Airbus A320 First Officer (Avianca), FAA commercial pilot · Frequencies checked Oct 3, 2026
Heads up: the last LiveATC.net listing we could check (archived Sep 12, 2025) shows no public feed for EGLL, because LiveATC says rebroadcasting ATC from this country is not allowed. The player may stay silent. For live practice, try KJFK or KSFO.
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METAR EGLL 290620Z AUTO 24004KT 210V270 9999 OVC044 12/11 Q1028Observed 10/29/2026, 6:20:00 AM
Wind from 240° at 4 kt — likely active runway closest to heading 24.
TAF EGLL 290457Z 2906/3012 VRB03KT 9999 BKN045 TEMPO 2906/2910 4000 BR PROB30 2906/2908 1400 MIFG BECMG 2920/2923 6000 TEMPO 2923/3010 3000 BR PROB40 3001/3009 1400 MIFG PROB30 3003/3009 0400 FG BKN001 BECMG 3009/3012 9999 NSWAsk the AI Companion
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Check Amazon options| Service | MHz |
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| ATISRecorded weather, runway in use and NOTAMs. Listen first; report the letter on first contact. |
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| ClearanceClearance Delivery: your IFR clearance or VFR departure instructions and squawk. |
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| GroundTaxi instructions on taxiways and runway crossings. Read back every hold-short. |
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| TowerTakeoff and landing clearances and the traffic pattern, on and near the runways. |
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| ApproachRadar control for arrivals: vectors and descents to the final approach. |
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Source: UK AIP (NATS) AD 2.18 EGLL, effective Oct 1, 2026; checked Oct 3, 2026. Training reference only: use the current Chart Supplement or AIP for flight.
London Heathrow Tower is on 118.505, 118.705, 124.480 (when instructed). Which one depends on the runway or side of the airport in use, so listen to the ATIS first. Source: UK AIP (NATS) AD 2.18 EGLL, effective Oct 1, 2026.
Ground Control: 121.705, 121.855, 121.905. Clearance Delivery: 121.980. Pilots call Clearance first for their clearance and squawk code, then Ground to taxi.
EGLL ATIS broadcasts on 128.080 (arrival), 121.935 (departure). It is a recorded loop with wind, visibility, altimeter setting and runways in use, identified by a phonetic letter that pilots report on first contact ("with information Bravo").
Probably not online. The last LiveATC.net listing we could check shows no public feed for EGLL; in the UK, Germany, Spain and Italy LiveATC says rebroadcasting ATC is not allowed. Use the US and Canadian airports on this site to practice, with the EGLL frequencies above as reference.
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