Airport Codes
or: What does "GIG" mean?
Answer: The same as "SBGL".
Both are standing for Rio de Janeiro Galeao Int'l Airport.
"GIG" is the 3-letter IATA abbreviation, used by travel offices and booking systems, SBGL is the 4-letter ICAO abbreviation, used within airlines and ATC facilities.

This Database contains more than 10000 Airport Codes collected from various sources on the Internet.


Installation:
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Just unzip the content of this archive into any folder and double click Airport Codes.EXE


Usage:
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You can search for any of the fields ICAO, IATA, town, country and airport.

The dialog "Keine Datensätze gefunden" means: no records found.


Examples:
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A) Search for ICAO = ED*
Enter "ed" into the field ICAO and press Enter. "*" is not required.

B) How to find Munich/Muenchen/München with unknown spelling
Search for country = Germany AND town = M*
Enter "germany" into country and "m" into town. Then press Enter.

C) How to find all Swiss and Autrian airports
Search for country = switzerland OR country = austria
1) Enter "switherland" into country
2) Press CTRL+N. A new, clear form appears
3) Enter "austria" into country
4) Press Enter.



