OGF equivalents of IATA and ICAO (old title: International Airports of Tarott)

Posted by joschi81 on 2 August 2015 in English. Last updated on 4 August 2015.

Edit: title adapted due to changed focus within discussion

Here they are, finally, the wiki articles about the two international airports of Tarott:

Tarott-Kemburg International Airport

Tarott-Hipplanken International Airport

I will work on international flight connections soon. Thanks to all who already established international flight connections to Kalm. In most cases, Tarott-Kemburg certainly is the main destination of your airlines in Kalm.

Best regards joschi

Discussion

Comment from Leowezy on 2 August 2015 at 17:16

Feel free to add Pyingshum to your list, if you wish to establish a connection :) I probably have to do some basic scheduling work too some day, as international air travel seems to become a very well developed feature in OGF xD

Comment from tule00 on 2 August 2015 at 19:32

Now, I don’t know how does it work, but I’m willing to establish a connection to Nederstat-Bernt van Ree, and maybe Mutstat-Mutstathafen from Kemburg.

Comment from joschi81 on 2 August 2015 at 20:49

@Leowezy: thanks, I’ll do that. @tule00: thanks as well. There’s nothing special you need to do, just imagine your airlines and stuff. :) Then you can create the respective wiki articles. And there you can mention the connections to Kalm. I will do the same with your cities, once I create the wiki articles about my arilines.

Comment from Luciano on 3 August 2015 at 00:32

I really like the template - I assume we are free to use it or adapt it?

One thought: can we change IATA and ICAO to geofictional equivalents? … maybe:

  • IATA -> WAAT (World Association of Air Transport)
  • ICAO -> ANACA (Assembly of Nations Agency for Civil Aviation)

(… just suggestions).

Comment from deltanz on 3 August 2015 at 05:32

Please, add Malojdeh to your list as well (I just sent you a message about that)!

@Luciano: I like your ideas for the equivalents, maybe they could appear at the Airports page in the wiki where it currently just says “code”?

While the IATA code is composed by 3 letters that usually have to do with the name of the airport or the city where it is located, the ICAO code is somehow different, since the 2 first letters of the four-letter code have to do with the continent and sometimes the country where the airport is located. Maybe we could do something similar.

I painted the map just for us to have an idea, here the first letter would have to do with the region and the other 3 could be chosen by the user:

Proposed code system

Comment from joschi81 on 3 August 2015 at 08:47

@Luciano: Perfect proposals. I created the first draft of the ANACA wiki page. @deltanz: Wonderful map. I included it to the ANACA article and I will adapt my templates. Of course, I will include Malojdeh to my list!

@Luciano: I used this template made by user Zwinek. It’s clear for me that we can copy templates within this wiki and adapt them to our needs. So feel free to do so with my template as well. Seeing that at least a notification about the usage of other people’s templates is nice, I will send a message to Zwinek regarding the issue…

Comment from joschi81 on 3 August 2015 at 08:48

Oh, sorry, I misread the username, it is Zniwek, of course… Won’t happen again. :)

Comment from Luciano on 3 August 2015 at 10:37

Wow, I forgot about the work Zniwek had done. Thanks for resurrecting it.

I have used the template and written a little article for one of Villa’s two main airports, JAM - the one for which I had a better idea of recent history, etc. I think the other airport, AAK, needs major redevelopment - it was one of the earlier things I built in OGF and it has some scaling issues with the terminal.

Anyway thanks to everyone for their great work!

Is there any chance that map by deltanz could be altered slightly, so that the AVACA prefix-letter for the region of Archanta including the Ardisphere includes “F” rather than “D”? I have already tagged about 20 airports, including runways, relations, etc., with four-character ICAO codes in the pattern “FAxx” (based on Federación Ardesférica). It’s not a requirement, that’s just my laziness speaking.

Comment from iBallasticwolf2 on 3 August 2015 at 14:03

Feel free to add my country, Farax to the list.

Comment from clik on 3 August 2015 at 16:24

Deltanz, I think you colored a sea in mideastern Uletha.

Comment from deltanz on 3 August 2015 at 22:20

@Luciano: I’ll try to rearrange some letters so that F stay in Ardisphere!

@clik you’re right, I’ll make a new version of it, thanks!

Comment from deltanz on 4 August 2015 at 06:10

Here is the new version:

Codes

Comment from deltanz on 4 August 2015 at 06:35

One more thing, if not one disagrees, I’d like to proposed Malojdeh, the capital of Neo Delta as the headquarter of ANACA. It would be the first international organization to be located in my country, and I’d be honored to host it!

Comment from Luciano on 4 August 2015 at 06:56

Thanks for the map work - looks good. I split the columns in the “Airport” table just now, which should make it easier to maintain and check for duplicates.

I think Malojdeh is a great idea to host ANACA. Go for it.

Comment from joschi81 on 4 August 2015 at 07:03

I agree, go for Malojdeh as ANACA headquarter. And thanks for the new version of the map. Thanks Luciano for adapting the airport table.

Comment from Demuth on 4 August 2015 at 08:44

Great map, Deltanz, and sounds good to have ANACA HQ in Malojdeh!

And on the original note about flights to and from Kalm’s airports - Air Wiwaxia has long had one flight daily from Wiwax-Pargiter International Airport to Tarott-Kemburg International Airport, just FYI.

Comment from joschi81 on 4 August 2015 at 09:41

@Demuth: cool! I linked Kemburg airport within the table in you Wiki page. Hope you’re ok with that :)

Comment from Ernestpkirby on 11 August 2015 at 01:22

Oh, feel free to add Sean Bond International Airport in Quentinsburgh, Freedemia to your flight lists as well, Joschi81. We would be happy to have a direct link on whichever airline that is based out of Kalm. :)

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