MUHA/HAV METAR & TAF José Martí International Airport

Havana, La Habana ProvinceElevation 210 ftLarge airport

CURRENT STATUS

MVFR59 min old

No ceiling, visibility 4.97 SM.

FLIGHT CATEGORY

MVFR

ceiling & visibility

WIND

040@13

steady

VISIBILITY

4.97 SM

8 km

CEILING

None

no BKN/OVC layer

DENSITY ALT

1,427 ft

+1,217 ft vs field

CURRENT METAR

Decoded observation

Observed 0250Z (10:50 PM local) · 59 min old

MUHA is currently MVFR. Winds are from the northeast at 13 knots. Visibility is 4.97 statute miles. There is no ceiling. The main issue is visibility 4.97 sm (mvfr).

WIND

40° at 13 kt

Steady.

VISIBILITY

4.97 statute miles

8 km, reduced (MVFR).

CEILING & SKY

SCT030

FEW and SCT layers are not ceilings.

TEMP / DEWPOINT

25°C / 21°C

77°F / 70°F. 4°C spread.

ALTIMETER

29.94 inHg

1013.9 hPa, near standard.

WEATHER & HAZARDS

LOW VIS

Visibility 4.97 SM (MVFR).

Codes in this report: SCT

Hover or tap any group for a plain-English explanation.

TERMINAL AERODROME FORECAST

TAF timeline

Issued 2300Z (7:00 PM local) · valid to 0000Z (8:00 PM local)

MUHA forecast starts VFR at 00Z. Worst period is 18Z to 23Z with MVFR possible (TS, CB). Best period is 00Z to 05Z (VFR). Conditions are roughly steady over the period. Watch the TEMPO group: thunderstorms are temporarily forecast.

VFR

MVFR

VFR

MVFR

VFR

0000Z8:00 PM0448Z12:48 AM0936Z5:36 AM1424Z10:24 AM1912Z3:12 PM0000Z8:00 PM

Codes in this report: SCT TEMPO FEW BKN

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SUGGESTED RISK · TRAINING USE

Suggested risk level: Moderate

›Conditions are MVFR.

›Temporarily forecast: thunderstorm with rain (TSRA).

A suggested risk level for training and situational awareness only, not a go/no-go authority. Verify with official sources and apply your personal minimums.

FORECAST & PILOT NOTES · SUPPLEMENTAL

Pilot weather notes

Current aviation conditions show flight category MVFR, wind from 40° at 13 kt, visibility 4.97 SM, ceiling none. No extended National Weather Service forecast is available for this location. Key risks: no significant hazards are highlighted right now, but always confirm against an official briefing.

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RUNWAYS & WIND

1 runway · crosswind ranking

ON-FIELD METAR

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Calm

5 kt

10 kt

15 kt

20 kt

25 kt

30 kt

35 kt

40 kt

45 kt

50 kt

65 kt

75 kt

100 kt

105 kt

Half feather = 5 kt, full = 10 kt, filled pennant = 50 kt; add them up. The staff points the direction the wind blows from.

WIND USED

040° at 13 kt

Components computed from the current on-field METAR wind.

RECOMMENDED

RWY 0613 kt headwind · 3 kt crosswind

RUNWAYS BY WIND · best end

HEAD

13 kt

CROSS

3 kt L

BEST

HEAD

13 kt tail

CROSS

3 kt R

Components are estimates from the current METAR wind and runway heading. Verify with the Chart Supplement and NOTAMs.

RUNWAYS

Runway detail

06/24

Dimensions

13,123 x 148 ft

Surface

ASP

Lighting

Lighted

FIELD CONDITIONS

Performance & density altitude

Density altitude

1,427 ft

Pressure altitude

190 ft

Field elevation

210 ft MSL

Temperature

25°C (77°F)

Dewpoint

21°C (70°F)

Altimeter

29.94 inHg

Density altitude estimates how the aircraft performs versus standard atmosphere. Higher density altitude reduces climb performance and increases takeoff distance.

DAYLIGHT & NIGHT

Sun & logging windows

Sunset

2256Z 6:56 PM

Sunrise

1131Z 7:31 AM

Loggable night

2319Z (7:19 PM local) → 1108Z (7:08 AM local)

end of evening to start of morning civil twilight

Position lights required

2256Z (6:56 PM local) → 1131Z (7:31 AM local)

sunset to sunrise (91.209)

Night passenger currency

2356Z (7:56 PM local) → 1031Z (6:31 AM local)

1 hr after sunset to 1 hr before sunrise (61.57(b))

FAA definitions, shown in Zulu with airport-local time. Verify for your operation.

AIRPORT INFORMATION

Facility & services

José Martí International Airport is in Havana, La Habana Province. Field elevation 210 ft MSL. Airport facts are drawn from OurAirports and the FAA NASR dataset.

OPERATIONS & CONTACT

UseScheduled service

TypeLarge airport

Airline serviceYes

CHARTS & AIRSPACE

ICAO / IATAMUHA / HAV

RegionLa Habana Province

CountryCuba

Coordinates22.9892, -82.4091

SERVICES & LIGHTING

Control towerTowered

FREQUENCIES

Communications

126.9

BOYEROS RDO NATL

A/G

288.7

BOYEROS RDO INTL

A/G

1132.1

BOYEROS RDO NATL

A/G

1329.7

BOYEROS RDO INTL

A/G

119.35

HABANA APP

APP

132.5

ATIS

121.9

CLNC DEL

CLD

121.9

GND

118.1

MARTI TWR

TWR

Not all tower/ground/approach frequencies are in our datasets. Verify with the FAA Chart Supplement.

AIRCRAFT ACTIVITY

Traffic patterns

Aircraft activity data is not available for this airport yet.

NEARBY AIRPORTS

Weather reference stations

Current flight category at nearby reporting stations.

MUVR Juan Gualberto Gomez International Airport

54 NM E

VFR

KEYW Key West International Airport

101 NM N

VFR

KNQX Naval Air Station Key West/Boca Chica Field

103 NM N

VFR

OFFICIAL LINKS & SOURCES

↗Official METAR on AviationWeather.gov

↗Wikipedia

↗MUHA on OurAirports

FREQUENTLY ASKED

Does MUHA have a METAR?

Yes. MUHA has a current METAR observation, decoded into plain English on this page.

Does MUHA have a TAF?

Yes, a TAF is issued for MUHA; the decoded forecast timeline is shown above.

What is the field elevation at MUHA?

MUHA sits at 210 ft MSL, which factors into the density-altitude estimate on this page.

Is this an official preflight weather briefing for MUHA?

No. wxdecoder.com is for education and situational awareness only. It is not an official weather briefing or a substitute for official sources, NOTAM review, and pilot judgment.

This app is for aviation weather education, training, and situational awareness only. It is not a substitute for an official weather briefing, approved flight-planning software, flight service, dispatch procedures, current FAA regulations, or pilot judgment. Always verify weather with official sources before flight.