Mae Sot Airport

VTPM / MAQ

, TH

Current Weather

Display Units
Last Updated
11:00Z
☀️ Day
VFR
Flight Rules
27°C
Temperature
Dewpoint: 25°C
3kt
360°
10+ km
Visibility
Ceiling
Unlimited
1,008
QNH (hPa)
Altimeter Setting

Raw METAR

VTPM 141100Z 36003KT 310V040 9999 SCT030 27/25 Q1008 NOSIG

Clouds - Visual Profile

12,000ft
9,000ft
6,000ft
3,000ft
Ground
Field Elev: 690ft
SCT 3,000ft AGL
SCT
Scattered (3/8-4/8 sky coverage)
3,000ft
AGL (Above Ground)
3,690ft AMSL

Altimeter Settings & Pressure Information

QNH
1,008 hPa
Sea Level Pressure
For altitude above MSL
QFE
985 hPa
Field Pressure
Height above aerodrome (690 ft)
Pressure Alt
844 ft
QNE Reference
Standard: 1013.25 hPa
Density Altitude: 2,449 ft
ISA Deviation: +13.4°C

Forecast (TAF)

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Raw TAF
TAF VTPM 141100Z 1412/1512 25005KT 9999 SCT030 TEMPO 1412/1420 18010G20KT 4000 TSRA FEW025CB BKN030 BECMG 1416/1418 15005KT BECMG 1500/1502 26005KT TEMPO 1507/1512 16010G20KT 4000 TSRA FEW025CB BKN030
Upcoming Changes (Next 12 Hours)
12:21Z BASE
+0h
VFR 250° 5kt
Visibility: 10+ km
16:00Z BECMG
+4h
VFR 150° 5kt
00:00Z BECMG
+12h
VFR 260° 5kt

24-Hour Weather Evolution

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Airport Runway Layout

N
TPM
09 ✈️
27

Runway Information

Runway Length Width Surface Heading Wind Component
✈️ 09/27
Active: 09
4,921 ft 98 ft ASP 89°
↑ 0.0kt ↔ 3.0kt
90° angle
🟢 Active Runway: Best headwind component for current conditions
⬆️ Headwind: Favorable wind component
↔️ Crosswind: ≤10kt Safe, 11-15kt Caution, >15kt Challenging

Mae Sot Airport - Airport Information

Airport Details

ICAO Code: VTPM
IATA Code: MAQ
Type: medium airport
Status: active
Elevation: 690 ft MSL

Location

City:
Country: TH
Latitude: 16.699900°
Longitude: 98.545097°
Time Zone: Etc/GMT+-7

Runway Information

Runway 09/27
Length: 4,921 ft
Width: 98 ft
Surface: ASP
ILS: No

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Operations

Airport operational data

• Operating hours: 24/7
• Ground handling available
• Fuel services available

About Mae Sot Airport

Mae Sot Airport (VTPM/MAQ) is a regional airport serving commercial and general aviation located in , TH. The facility operates at an elevation of 690 feet above sea level and primarily serves regional commercial flights and general aviation.

The facility features 1 runway (09/27) with ASP surface . Weather services provide regular METAR reports and TAF forecasts to ensure safe flight operations in all conditions.

Pilots can access comprehensive weather data, including current conditions, extended forecasts, and flight rules analysis. The airport information displayed here includes runway details, operational data, and essential resources for flight planning and execution. All weather data is updated regularly to provide the most current information for aviation decision-making.

Data Sources & Accuracy: Airport information sourced from OurAirports.com, a collaborative database of worldwide airport data. Weather data from official aviation weather services including NOAA Aviation Weather Center and international METAR/TAF providers. Information is updated regularly but pilots should always verify current conditions and NOTAMs through official channels before flight operations.