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Which Airport is below the sea?
Suvarnabhumi International Airport or New Bangkok International Airport of Thailand
Amsterdam airport Schiphol, -5 below NAP(the Dutch normal sea level)
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Atyrau Airport, Kazakhstan -22m <= lowest international airport
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Amsterdam Schiphol Airport -4m
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Bar Yehuda Airfield -378m <= Lowest airport
Forgot to include the word “International”. Sorry. Guusje2 and pderuiter win
okay, what is the main difference between ICAO en IATA codes. i.e. what is their use?
and just for the fun of it, give me the airports for the following IATA codes:
- BAM
- BUM
- CAT
- DOG
- FAT
- SUX
- SEX (totally SFW, this is an actual IATA code)
-icao is mainly used for air traffic control and flight plans, whereas the iata codes are mainly used on tickets and commercial airports. (atleast, thats what i think)
-battle mountain, Nevada, USA
-buttler, Missouri, USA
-cat Island, Bahamas
-Dongola, Sudan
-Fresno Yosemite Intl, California, USA
-Sioux city, Iowa, USA
-San Felix, Columbia
google helps a lot
Not surprising, Guusje is (mostly) correct
SEX is not the IATA code for San Felix (SFX), but a bit closer to home
Ugh… I was typing the last answer when your post appeared. Then I clicked ‘Abandon Post’..
Anyways i was also using Google
Sembach, Germany??
Correct
Nice list of IATA codes you got there
+1 for creativity
Ooh! Tough one! On AVERAGE, how often does an aircraft take off or land at Chicago O’ Hare International Airport?
O’Hare Airport serves an approximate average of 2,400 aircraft operations per day.
Didnt even have to open the site itself
What happens when - after a bird strike - the airport cannot discern the species of bird?
@pderuiter, I said how often on average is there an aircraft operation. Not how many per day. What is the average frequency of planes taking off and landing at ORD. Sorry if it confused you.
average frequency of planes taking off and landing
Frequency is actions/second.
@pderuiter said 2400 flights daily.
On calculation: 0.0277777778 flights/second.
Correct! Or rather there is an aircraft operation every 37 seconds.
Sorry for the confusion, both are correct and can ask a question.
Oh lol… I was trying to crack a joke:thinking:… and it proved out be the answer.