The closest we can get of where the flights go are in its Annual Performance Report (pages 35-43): Unfortunately, London City doesn’t publish a map of its flight paths. His website is London City Flight Paths: An Explanation We can recommend that you contact independent data expert who is able for £10 to check out a location, number of planes that fly over it, their height etc. People often contact us asking how badly affected an area is by aircraft noise. showing departures over east and north east London Want to know how impacted a property is by planes? showing arrivals over south and east London (which happens when an east wind blows) London City does not publish maps of its flight paths but HACAN East has put together these maps which show the flight paths and the streets most affected: You can see the flight paths they use and, by inserting your postcode, you can see what happens over your home: You can now watch and track the London City aircraft as they arrive and depart.
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