Zurich Airport — runways and taxi-in

What this page is measuring

The airport's own feed reports on-block — when an aircraft reaches its stand. The ADS-B capture reports touchdown. The gap between them is taxi-in. A flight is matched to a runway by registration within thirty minutes, and the nearest fix in time wins.

Capture began 2026-08-26 and is not retroactive: no free source keeps ADS-B history, so a day the collector was down has no per-flight runway, permanently. Arrival coverage runs high; departures do not, and the reason is physical — an aircraft is aligned with its departure runway for well under a minute, so a sixty-second poll usually catches it once or not at all. The departure figure below is a count of what was caught, never a rate and never a total.

Taxi-in by landing runway

Minutes from touchdown to on-block, commercial arrivals only — the feed's own commercial flag excludes business aviation, airport ground operations and the odd airline positioning flight (a scheduled carrier's own aircraft moved with no passengers — LX 5009, a SWISS 777, is one). The bar is the median; hover it for the 10th–90th percentile and the matched-arrival count. A runway with fewer than 30 matched arrivals reports no figure rather than a noisy one.

Flights matched to a runway

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