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Airport height clearances already granted near a plot

The height clearances the Airports Authority of India has actually issued within a kilometre and a half of a pin, each with the permissible top elevation, the height it leaves above the ground that applicant declared, and the certificate itself.

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What we need

One thing at a time. Fill it in and press Run.

Drop a pin, paste a Google Maps link, or use your location.

No pin yet. Tap the land, paste a link, or use your location.

No credits are used.

The answer

From the register, with its date and source.

Nothing run yet. The answer appears here with everything this mini adds:

  • The most restrictive clearance nearby named first, because that is the one that shapes expectations
  • The Authority's own certificate attached to every result
  • The modelled zoning limit alongside, so the granted figures can be read against it

How this works

What it reads, what it needs, and how to read the answer.

What it does

The Authority publishes every height clearance it has issued since 1 January 2016, but only by aerodrome and structure type, five rows at a time, with no way to search a place. This mini reads that register around a pin and reports what was granted nearby, newest and lowest first.

What you give it

A pin on the map.

1A pin on the map
What it adds beyond the portal
  • The most restrictive clearance nearby named first, because that is the one that shapes expectations
  • The Authority's own certificate attached to every result
  • The modelled zoning limit alongside, so the granted figures can be read against it
What it costs
Free every run

Run it as often as you need. Nothing is deducted.

How to read the result

Each result gives the permissible top elevation above mean sea level, the ground level that applicant declared, and the difference between them, which is the height the Authority allowed there. The certificate is attached so the figures can be checked against the document.

Where the data comes from

The register of issued height clearances published by the Airports Authority of India.

Questions people ask

Short answers, no jargon.

Does a neighbour's clearance mean I can build to the same height?

No. A clearance is issued for one set of coordinates and for the ground level that applicant declared, so two neighbouring plots can hold different figures. It is evidence of what has been allowed nearby, and only the Authority can issue one for your own land.

What does "(Restricted)" beside a figure mean?

It is a word the Authority prints on a large minority of certificates and never defines. It does not mean zero: a certificate reading 352.1 m (Restricted) on ground declared at 306.65 m still leaves 45 metres. Read the certificate and confirm the position with the aerodrome NOC desk.

Why does one result show a range instead of a figure?

Because that certificate clears a transmission line, a wind park or a viaduct, dozens of separate structures with a different permitted top at each. The range is what the certificate covers; it is not a limit for any one structure, and a point search names the structure nearest the pin.

Nothing came back. Does that mean there is no height limit?

No. It means the Authority has issued nothing within a kilometre and a half since the register begins on 1 January 2016, which is common well away from the approach paths. The airport height mini reads the zoning map limit at the same pin.

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