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Post by shakusun on Sept 29, 2019 1:50:05 GMT -5
I found an article on Wikipedia on Medellin Airport in Colombia that Olaya Herrera Airport (EOH/SKMD) was operating mostly larger planes including international (the largest was a 707 at that time in the 1970s and 80s) until the opening of Jose Maria Cordova (MDE/SKRG) in 1985, which most larger planes were shifted to the new airport while the other stick with domestic regional flights.
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ranmori
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I'm Japanese. I love the '90s retro.
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Post by ranmori on Nov 10, 2020 3:05:02 GMT -5
1993 RJOA Hiroshima renamed -> RJBE Hiroshima-nishi (prop traffic only) and RJOA Hiroshima Reopened in different location (jet traffic only) 2012 RJBE Hiroshima-nishi closed and renamed -> Hiroshima heliport (helicopter traffic only) All commercial traffic except helicopters have been consolidated into RJOA.
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Post by chasensfo on Jan 2, 2022 4:50:41 GMT -5
I have added a few in China since the last time I posted in this thread, maybe a few others. But just came across one I'm surprised I missed:
Fayetteville, Arkansas used KFYV until Feburary 1998, at which time KXNA opened and all traffic moved there. I'll make sure XNA and not FYV are used in the flightplans as I go back over them. Will have to go over them one by one anyway to make the plans into the MSFS format lol.
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Post by chasensfo on Jan 2, 2022 5:22:09 GMT -5
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_defunct_international_airportsAlso came across this, great information. Somehow since the old Doha airport is next to the current one, I didn't realize that it was a whole different airport. I'll make a quick scenery for that as well. Panama City, Florida is another one I didn't realize. KECP opened in 2010 replacing KPFN.
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fernbe
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1990's and 2000's
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Post by fernbe on Jan 2, 2022 8:05:11 GMT -5
I know Chasen knows this, but here are two commercial airports from Brazil: SWPJ/PMX - Palmas Airport, Palmas, opened Set 1991 and closed Oct 5, 2001. SBRX/RBX - President Medici International Airport, Rio Branco, opened 1964 and closed Nov 22, 1999.
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