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[Poll] BER or Brexit? Propely the two things which have been postponed the most: BER and Brexit. So the question is what will happen sooner? The opening of Berlins new Airport BER (scheduled 2020 http://www.istderberschonfertig.de/) The end of Brexit either by an actual hard or soft Brexit or withdrawing of leave notice. Poll closes on December 12, 2019 the date of the UK General Elections. |
Re: [Poll] BER or Brexit? Sorry to be a pedant but BER already exists. It is the 3 letter code for the metropolitan Berlin area. I.e. the code designates any and all airports for Berlin. Each Berlin airport has its own three letter designator (TXL, SXF) We won’t know, until it opens, what the IATA or ICAO codes will be. Three letter codes are in (very) short supply and IATA doesn’t like to waste them. |
Re: [Poll] BER or Brexit? The new airport will happen first. BREXIT won’t happen in my lifetime. |
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Re: [Poll] BER or Brexit? What a nice way to read the news that Brexit is being postponed again ;-) |
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Re: [Poll] BER or Brexit? Stuttgart 21. |
Re: [Poll] BER or Brexit? That will be one tough competition and neither will be in any way inferior to the other. Make sure you will have great grandchildren who can cash in your bets. |
Re: [Poll] BER or Brexit? Who cares? |
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was just there last month, still messy but i was travelling by car after (the train fm ZH went smoothly) (oh and treverus, SG-KL rail...>_<) |
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But you are partially right. BER is also the 3 letter code for the corresponding metropolitan area. A similar situation exists with LAX and also with ATL |
Re: [Poll] BER or Brexit? Neither Los Angeles nor Atlanta have more than one commercial airport. But look at NYC - JFK/EWR/LGA, or WAS - IAD/DCA. The new Berlin airport will either be assigned SXF (as it shares a runway with Scönfield) or it will have its own code. It will be included in the Berlin Metropolitan area (BER) but it will have its own airport code. And it wont be BBI as that is used by Bhubaneswar, India. The need for the two types of codes is so an agent can ask for flights to a specific airport or for all airports. And apologies for being such a pedant ... |
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PS: The LAX and ATL metropolitan areas have more than one airport. |
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It would be a huge issue if a commercial flight lands at that new airport.... as TXL will have to be closed 6 months after that. And we all know how open that new airport is. |
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Re: [Poll] BER or Brexit? LON = LGW, LHR, LTN, LCY, SOU. You can search for flights to LON, but you can only book flights to LGW, LHR, LTN, LCY or SOU. You can’t book a flight to LON. You baggage tag won’t show LON, it will show the airport IATA hasn’t assigned a code, yet, for the new airport because it is not yet possible to book a flight there. Once you can IATA will assign a code, and it won’t be BER. ONT = Ontario, CA, BUR = Burbank, LGB = Long Beach, none of which are in Los Angeles. |
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