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change ICAO code prefix from UT to UZ from 2025-10-02
probably needs a change in wikipedia too
change ICAO code prefix from UT to UZ from 2025-10-02
this will probably need changes in Wikipedia too
Typo in encoded runway surface
The runway data dictionary specifies "ASP" for asphalt and "CON" for concrete while currently the CSV data set has
07L/25R ASPH
07R/25L CONC
Typo in encoded surface for runway 12/30
Surface for 12/30 runway in the CSV data set should be encoded as "ASP" instead of current "ASPH" as per data dictionary.
Typo in surface in CSV data set
The surface for Geneva's (LSGG) 04/22 runway is reported as "CONC" while the description for the values in the data dictionary says the value for concrete should be "CON" (concrete)
add IATA code
IATA code for LHPR is QGY, see also wikipedia.
HTH
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How did that airframe in the satellite image arrive there?
Fiedl 'ident' in CSV file uses old ICAO (HSSS)
I am reporting that the CSV dump of the airport DB for the 'ident' field still uses the old ICAO, HSSS, instead of the new one, HSSK.
(Probably 'keyword' needs changing too)
My understanding is that the 'ident' field is about ICAO code, from the Data dictionary page (https://ourairports.com/help/data-dictionary.html):
"The text identifier used in the OurAirports URL. This will be the ICAO code if available. Otherwise, it will be a local airport code (if no conflict), or if nothing else is available, an internally-generated code starting with the ISO2 country code, followed by a dash and a four-digit number."
Fiedl 'ident' in CSV file uses old ICAO (SPIM) instead of ne
I am reporting that the CSV dump of the airport DB for the 'ident' field still uses the old ICAO, SPIM, instead of the new one, SPJC.
My understanding is that the 'ident' field is about ICAO code, from the Data dictionary page (https://ourairports.com/help/data-dictionary.html):
"The text identifier used in the OurAirports URL. This will be the ICAO code if available. Otherwise, it will be a local airport code (if no conflict), or if nothing else is available, an internally-generated code starting with the ISO2 country code, followed by a dash and a four-digit number."
change ICAO code prefix from UT to UZ from 2025-10-02
π Mon, 29 Sep 2025
β @espinielli at Nukus Airport, Uzbekistan
probably needs a change in wikipedia too