?airports?
Q. what is the closest airport to lake elsinore california
Asked by princess - Sat Mar 8 22:11:05 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would say it's probably Ontario, CA. Closest international airport is probably LAX.
Answered by Steve in NC - Sat Mar 8 22:16:26 2008
Q. what is the closest airport to lake elsinore california
Asked by princess - Sat Mar 8 22:11:05 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would say it's probably Ontario, CA. Closest international airport is probably LAX.
Answered by Steve in NC - Sat Mar 8 22:16:26 2008
How are large airports supplied with the gas for the aircraft?
Q. I realize the aircraft are refueled with gas trucks however are these trucks driven in from the refinery? Do any larger airports have fuel lines from the source to the airport for refueling of the large volumes of aircraft? Thanx.
Asked by heinz - Sat May 19 17:04:10 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. underground pipelines
Answered by man_with_koolaid_smile - Mon May 21 12:14:17 2007
Q. I realize the aircraft are refueled with gas trucks however are these trucks driven in from the refinery? Do any larger airports have fuel lines from the source to the airport for refueling of the large volumes of aircraft? Thanx.
Asked by heinz - Sat May 19 17:04:10 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. underground pipelines
Answered by man_with_koolaid_smile - Mon May 21 12:14:17 2007
Where are the good airports in Microsoft Flight Simulator X?
Q. Are there any airports where there are actually the gates and the cars roaming around? I went to a lot of airports and all there were, were 2 runways
Asked by Gotta know - Wed Apr 16 20:25:58 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. KJFK, EGLL, KLAX, OMDB, KMIA, KLAS, WSSS, WMKK, EHAM...ANYMORE?
Answered by sulz152 - Fri Apr 18 18:55:24 2008
Q. Are there any airports where there are actually the gates and the cars roaming around? I went to a lot of airports and all there were, were 2 runways
Asked by Gotta know - Wed Apr 16 20:25:58 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. KJFK, EGLL, KLAX, OMDB, KMIA, KLAS, WSSS, WMKK, EHAM...ANYMORE?
Answered by sulz152 - Fri Apr 18 18:55:24 2008
How many airports are there worldwide ?
Q. How many commercial/military airports are there ?
Asked by james m - Wed Jun 21 07:46:56 2006 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. YOUUU!!!
Answered by Sydney - Wed Jun 21 07:50:12 2006
Q. How many commercial/military airports are there ?
Asked by james m - Wed Jun 21 07:46:56 2006 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. YOUUU!!!
Answered by Sydney - Wed Jun 21 07:50:12 2006
How is it possible to keep airports safe?
Q. After the airports starting prohibiting certain items, I looked up what all items were still allowed. For each of these items, I was able to find detailed instructions making a decent-sized bomb on the internet in under five minutes. How would it be possible for airports to be safe if even these small, seemingly significant items, can be harmful?
Asked by fort worth.tx - Wed May 7 16:05:25 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We would therefore do well at some point and heaven forbid that it take a successful terrorist plot to do so to consider an alternative model for commercial aviation security that relies not only on high-technology equipment, but also intelligent profiling that screens people as well as whatever they may carry. A good example of this approach is the passenger screening system used by Israel and its national airline, El Al, since the early 1970s to good effect: the last successful hijacking of an El Al flight was 1968.
Answered by UCANTCME - Wed May 7 16:14:10 2008
Q. After the airports starting prohibiting certain items, I looked up what all items were still allowed. For each of these items, I was able to find detailed instructions making a decent-sized bomb on the internet in under five minutes. How would it be possible for airports to be safe if even these small, seemingly significant items, can be harmful?
Asked by fort worth.tx - Wed May 7 16:05:25 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We would therefore do well at some point and heaven forbid that it take a successful terrorist plot to do so to consider an alternative model for commercial aviation security that relies not only on high-technology equipment, but also intelligent profiling that screens people as well as whatever they may carry. A good example of this approach is the passenger screening system used by Israel and its national airline, El Al, since the early 1970s to good effect: the last successful hijacking of an El Al flight was 1968.
Answered by UCANTCME - Wed May 7 16:14:10 2008
who are the people at airports that guide airplanes to the terminal?
Q. who are the people at airports that guide airplanes in to the terminal? who are the guys with the red sticks on the ground guiding the airplane when it lands to the terminal? what is the proper name for what they do and job title? What is the name for the job they do other than just ground crew?
Asked by StuntAllDay - Wed Apr 15 08:48:30 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're looking for the job title, they're Ramp Agents. Marshalling airplanes is just 1 of their job duties. Look up Southwest Careers Ramp Agent for more info.
Answered by SurfBama - Wed Apr 15 19:22:55 2009
Q. who are the people at airports that guide airplanes in to the terminal? who are the guys with the red sticks on the ground guiding the airplane when it lands to the terminal? what is the proper name for what they do and job title? What is the name for the job they do other than just ground crew?
Asked by StuntAllDay - Wed Apr 15 08:48:30 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're looking for the job title, they're Ramp Agents. Marshalling airplanes is just 1 of their job duties. Look up Southwest Careers Ramp Agent for more info.
Answered by SurfBama - Wed Apr 15 19:22:55 2009
How to edit Flight simulator X airports by adding your own airlines?
Q. Like how to add other airlines like Delta, Southwest, and Alaska taxing on your airports and parking at the jetways, instead of using the default planes?
Asked by Lil Nessa - Thu Apr 1 19:31:29 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. MyTrafficX is by far the best. It does cost money but it's the easiest to manage and install and includes all airlines, helicopters and military aircraft.
Answered by aviator.4.life - Fri Apr 2 00:19:22 2010
Q. Like how to add other airlines like Delta, Southwest, and Alaska taxing on your airports and parking at the jetways, instead of using the default planes?
Asked by Lil Nessa - Thu Apr 1 19:31:29 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. MyTrafficX is by far the best. It does cost money but it's the easiest to manage and install and includes all airlines, helicopters and military aircraft.
Answered by aviator.4.life - Fri Apr 2 00:19:22 2010
What is the purpose of a UHF repeater at airports?
Q. What is the purpose of a UHF repeater at airports. I live in york and my local airport is Leeds bradford (LBIA) Because im 25 miles from the airport getting atc from the airport is very slim but i can get leeds tower on 455.6125nfm Perfect but on 123.0am i get nothing why is this ?what is the benefit for the airport to use this repeater thanks
Asked by TOM F - Fri Mar 28 11:32:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Repeaters allow for the signal to be re transmitted over obstructions such as hills or buildings( basically when the line of sight is inturepted). Maybe there are surronding mountains between you and the airport?
Answered by . - Fri Mar 28 12:04:26 2008
Q. What is the purpose of a UHF repeater at airports. I live in york and my local airport is Leeds bradford (LBIA) Because im 25 miles from the airport getting atc from the airport is very slim but i can get leeds tower on 455.6125nfm Perfect but on 123.0am i get nothing why is this ?what is the benefit for the airport to use this repeater thanks
Asked by TOM F - Fri Mar 28 11:32:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Repeaters allow for the signal to be re transmitted over obstructions such as hills or buildings( basically when the line of sight is inturepted). Maybe there are surronding mountains between you and the airport?
Answered by . - Fri Mar 28 12:04:26 2008
How come some airports have air traffic Control towers that are not maned 24/7?
Q. How come some airports have Control towers that are not manned 24/7? And how are runway lights at most airports controlled? Please let me know thank you.
Asked by chicago2210 - Wed May 13 20:02:33 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Controlled (towered) airports are airports that handle relatively large volumes of air traffic. The purpose of the tower is to have controllers manage the flow of traffic (with visual, radio, and/or radar contact of all traffic within and around the airport's airspace) to ensure that aircraft within the airport's airspace are adequately separated and fit into an organized flow. For some towered airports, however, the FAA has determined that controllers are only needed during the busiest times of day (during daylight hours) and are otherwise not needed when traffic gets much lighter during the off-peak night hours. Thus, the tower is closed for the evening and the airport becomes an uncontrolled (class E) airport at which pilots are… [cont.]
Answered by JoeBlow - Wed May 13 20:29:33 2009
Q. How come some airports have Control towers that are not manned 24/7? And how are runway lights at most airports controlled? Please let me know thank you.
Asked by chicago2210 - Wed May 13 20:02:33 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Controlled (towered) airports are airports that handle relatively large volumes of air traffic. The purpose of the tower is to have controllers manage the flow of traffic (with visual, radio, and/or radar contact of all traffic within and around the airport's airspace) to ensure that aircraft within the airport's airspace are adequately separated and fit into an organized flow. For some towered airports, however, the FAA has determined that controllers are only needed during the busiest times of day (during daylight hours) and are otherwise not needed when traffic gets much lighter during the off-peak night hours. Thus, the tower is closed for the evening and the airport becomes an uncontrolled (class E) airport at which pilots are… [cont.]
Answered by JoeBlow - Wed May 13 20:29:33 2009
What is the minimum temperature where lost luggage are stored at airports?
Q. What is the minimum temperature where lost luggage are stored at airports before they are delivered to the right people? This may of course vary between different airports, but in general, they don't heat up a room to store luggage, or do they?
Asked by Sc N - Tue Dec 22 08:29:11 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Room Tempreture 18c
Answered by Bush Tucker - Sat Dec 26 08:15:25 2009
Q. What is the minimum temperature where lost luggage are stored at airports before they are delivered to the right people? This may of course vary between different airports, but in general, they don't heat up a room to store luggage, or do they?
Asked by Sc N - Tue Dec 22 08:29:11 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Room Tempreture 18c
Answered by Bush Tucker - Sat Dec 26 08:15:25 2009
What is the size of most runways at most international airports?
Q. I'm for instance what is the size of the runway at London Heathrow airport and London gatwick airport and the size of runways at New York's JFK airport. Are all runways at airports in any country around the same size?
Asked by chamberlainfan365 - Sun Jan 31 14:55:47 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nope, they are often very different depending on where they are situated, and the space constraints they may have to restrict runways sizes etc.. take a look at for some examples
Answered by trailblazer - Sun Jan 31 19:10:41 2010
Q. I'm for instance what is the size of the runway at London Heathrow airport and London gatwick airport and the size of runways at New York's JFK airport. Are all runways at airports in any country around the same size?
Asked by chamberlainfan365 - Sun Jan 31 14:55:47 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nope, they are often very different depending on where they are situated, and the space constraints they may have to restrict runways sizes etc.. take a look at for some examples
Answered by trailblazer - Sun Jan 31 19:10:41 2010
How many the total number of airports are in Pakistan and how much are useful?
Q. How many the total number of airports are in Pakistan and how much are useful?
Asked by ANAND . - Thu Feb 26 07:00:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Abbottabad opab aaw abbottabad Airport Public Bahawalpur opbw bhv bahawalpur Airport Public 29 20 53 N 071 43 04 E / 29.34806 N 71.71778 E / 29.34806; 71.71778 (Bahawalpur Airport) Bannu opbn bnp bannu Airport Public 32 58 19 N 070 31 29 E / 32.97194 N 70.52472 E / 32.97194; 70.52472 (Bannu Airport) Chashma OP19 Chashma Airport Public 32 25 28 N 071 27 30 E / 32.42444 N 71.45833 E / 32.42444; 71.45833 (Chashma Airport) Chilas opcl chb chilas Airport Public 35 25 37 N 074 05 06 E / 35.42694 N 74.085 E / 35.42694; 74.085 (Chilas Airport) Chitral opch cjl chitral Airport Public 35 53 11 N 071 48 02 E / 35.88639 N 71.80056 E / 35.88639; 71.80056 (Chitral Airport) Dalbandin opdb dba dalbandin Airport Public 28 52 30… [cont.]
Answered by CA pp jain - Thu Feb 26 07:06:52 2009
Q. How many the total number of airports are in Pakistan and how much are useful?
Asked by ANAND . - Thu Feb 26 07:00:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Abbottabad opab aaw abbottabad Airport Public Bahawalpur opbw bhv bahawalpur Airport Public 29 20 53 N 071 43 04 E / 29.34806 N 71.71778 E / 29.34806; 71.71778 (Bahawalpur Airport) Bannu opbn bnp bannu Airport Public 32 58 19 N 070 31 29 E / 32.97194 N 70.52472 E / 32.97194; 70.52472 (Bannu Airport) Chashma OP19 Chashma Airport Public 32 25 28 N 071 27 30 E / 32.42444 N 71.45833 E / 32.42444; 71.45833 (Chashma Airport) Chilas opcl chb chilas Airport Public 35 25 37 N 074 05 06 E / 35.42694 N 74.085 E / 35.42694; 74.085 (Chilas Airport) Chitral opch cjl chitral Airport Public 35 53 11 N 071 48 02 E / 35.88639 N 71.80056 E / 35.88639; 71.80056 (Chitral Airport) Dalbandin opdb dba dalbandin Airport Public 28 52 30… [cont.]
Answered by CA pp jain - Thu Feb 26 07:06:52 2009
What do you think about full body scans in airports?
Q. With this new terrorist suspect being caught and supposedly had explosives sewn in to his underwear. Would you object to full body scans at airports? Is this invasion of privacy worth it for public safety on airports? Thoughts?
Asked by TS - Mon Dec 28 07:36:35 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have no problem with it. You have seen one body, you have seen them all. "The Girls" are spilling out all over already so a little more exposure is not a problem.
Answered by Ingrid - Mon Dec 28 09:28:17 2009
Q. With this new terrorist suspect being caught and supposedly had explosives sewn in to his underwear. Would you object to full body scans at airports? Is this invasion of privacy worth it for public safety on airports? Thoughts?
Asked by TS - Mon Dec 28 07:36:35 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have no problem with it. You have seen one body, you have seen them all. "The Girls" are spilling out all over already so a little more exposure is not a problem.
Answered by Ingrid - Mon Dec 28 09:28:17 2009
What south-east France airports can I fly to from Cork or Shannan in Ireland?
Q. I am looking to go on holidays in France in July or August and am very interested in the south-east area. I cannot find many airports in South-east France that Irish planes fly to. I would not mind if the airports were in France or Italy as long as they were near enough to France. I am also not interested in flying to England and then flying to France. I would like to fly from Shannon or Cork.. Any help would be greatly appreciated..Thanks!
Asked by Horses4Life100%!!! - Thu Jun 18 10:26:02 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only flight available to South East France would be from Cork to Nice with Aer Lingus. This is available on Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday, leaving from Cork Airport at 0640hrs. The furthest southerly destination available from Shannon Airport is to Carcassonne, with Ryanair, and again these flights are on Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday. But Carcassonne is more to the South West.
Answered by Pompal - Thu Jun 18 11:16:52 2009
Q. I am looking to go on holidays in France in July or August and am very interested in the south-east area. I cannot find many airports in South-east France that Irish planes fly to. I would not mind if the airports were in France or Italy as long as they were near enough to France. I am also not interested in flying to England and then flying to France. I would like to fly from Shannon or Cork.. Any help would be greatly appreciated..Thanks!
Asked by Horses4Life100%!!! - Thu Jun 18 10:26:02 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only flight available to South East France would be from Cork to Nice with Aer Lingus. This is available on Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday, leaving from Cork Airport at 0640hrs. The furthest southerly destination available from Shannon Airport is to Carcassonne, with Ryanair, and again these flights are on Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday. But Carcassonne is more to the South West.
Answered by Pompal - Thu Jun 18 11:16:52 2009
One Week, Fly in and out of different airports in Thailand?
Q. I want to travel in Thailand for about 9 days, would you advise flying in and out of different airports in Thailand to avoid doing a loop? Bangkok would be one of the cities that we fly into or out of. Suggested itineraries are appreciated too; we want to hit up the city and beaches.
Asked by Katie Y - Thu Sep 11 07:14:13 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You're probably better off flying in and out of Bangkok, not only will you save money but the aiports that do have some international flights like Samui, Phuket and Chiang Mai don't fly to most destinations. Plus you're never much more than an hour or so away from Bangkok by air from just about anywhere in the country. Nine days isn't a lot of time, maybe spend 2-3 days in Bangkok then head for the Phuket, Krabi and Koh Phi Phi area where there's lots of beaches, nightlife and things to do. That's probably enough for nine days, you might also want to consider Koh Samui or quieter, more relaxing islands like Koh Chang or Koh Samet. Have fun.
Answered by Gerald J - Thu Sep 11 07:57:14 2008
Q. I want to travel in Thailand for about 9 days, would you advise flying in and out of different airports in Thailand to avoid doing a loop? Bangkok would be one of the cities that we fly into or out of. Suggested itineraries are appreciated too; we want to hit up the city and beaches.
Asked by Katie Y - Thu Sep 11 07:14:13 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You're probably better off flying in and out of Bangkok, not only will you save money but the aiports that do have some international flights like Samui, Phuket and Chiang Mai don't fly to most destinations. Plus you're never much more than an hour or so away from Bangkok by air from just about anywhere in the country. Nine days isn't a lot of time, maybe spend 2-3 days in Bangkok then head for the Phuket, Krabi and Koh Phi Phi area where there's lots of beaches, nightlife and things to do. That's probably enough for nine days, you might also want to consider Koh Samui or quieter, more relaxing islands like Koh Chang or Koh Samet. Have fun.
Answered by Gerald J - Thu Sep 11 07:57:14 2008
How to get from Pearson International to Buffalo International Airports?
Q. We're flying into Toronto and I have a flight out of Buffalo the same day. Are there any shuttles or transportation that runs between the two airports?
Asked by mr_cheevus - Fri Jul 18 16:42:26 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Niagara Airbus: OR Travel Niagara:
Answered by Please delete me - Fri Jul 18 21:49:29 2008
Q. We're flying into Toronto and I have a flight out of Buffalo the same day. Are there any shuttles or transportation that runs between the two airports?
Asked by mr_cheevus - Fri Jul 18 16:42:26 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Niagara Airbus: OR Travel Niagara:
Answered by Please delete me - Fri Jul 18 21:49:29 2008
Someone says that airports has to be built in populated areas instead of near rivers and sea due to distance?
Q. You have in certain countries one has to drive miles to reach airports. Which do you prefer, build them in the cities and risk an accident killing scores of people or find a secluded area with a wide expanse of water or near an ocean?
Asked by God's anointed - Sun Jan 18 22:45:52 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Areas near rivers and seas tend to be highly populated, actually. The point of airplanes, railroads, autos, etc. is to take us to places we want to go; build them in cities!
Answered by coach - Sun Jan 18 23:58:03 2009
Q. You have in certain countries one has to drive miles to reach airports. Which do you prefer, build them in the cities and risk an accident killing scores of people or find a secluded area with a wide expanse of water or near an ocean?
Asked by God's anointed - Sun Jan 18 22:45:52 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Areas near rivers and seas tend to be highly populated, actually. The point of airplanes, railroads, autos, etc. is to take us to places we want to go; build them in cities!
Answered by coach - Sun Jan 18 23:58:03 2009
Can you walk into airports and book a domestic day flight on the day?
Q. I want to get a flight from Norwich to Manchester and was wondering if with most airports you can pay on the day to get a domestic flight if it's a day trip or if you still have to book in advance. Me and my girlfriend want to meet up and was wondering if that is possible. Is there anything i'll need especially - except money ofcourse.
Asked by Iron Man - Tue Feb 16 12:39:44 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you can, no problem at all. Flybe operates that route.
Answered by Away With The Fairies - Tue Feb 16 12:49:17 2010
Q. I want to get a flight from Norwich to Manchester and was wondering if with most airports you can pay on the day to get a domestic flight if it's a day trip or if you still have to book in advance. Me and my girlfriend want to meet up and was wondering if that is possible. Is there anything i'll need especially - except money ofcourse.
Asked by Iron Man - Tue Feb 16 12:39:44 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you can, no problem at all. Flybe operates that route.
Answered by Away With The Fairies - Tue Feb 16 12:49:17 2010
How do you call those persons who control all the flights on airports?
Q. They create the time airlines should enter and leave airports also they are the ones to cancel flights etc? Im referring to those besides the air traffic controllers So the air trafffic controllers are the one who do all rthat?
Asked by Mr Sluggard - Tue Feb 9 20:15:23 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Air traffic controllers
Answered by SSP Bowl Dude - Tue Feb 9 20:16:31 2010
Q. They create the time airlines should enter and leave airports also they are the ones to cancel flights etc? Im referring to those besides the air traffic controllers So the air trafffic controllers are the one who do all rthat?
Asked by Mr Sluggard - Tue Feb 9 20:15:23 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Air traffic controllers
Answered by SSP Bowl Dude - Tue Feb 9 20:16:31 2010
Time to change airports from JFK to LaGuardia?
Q. I'm planning a trip and the tickets I'm looking at show an airport change from JFK to LaGuardia. It's 5pm arrival at JFK and a 7pm departure at LaGuardia. I know shuttles leave every 1/2 hour but take 1 hr to get there. Is this a big enough window to make the change? I've not been to either of these airports before and am not familiar with them either: where to get on the shuttle; where to get off; etc. It's an international flight from Minneapolis to Moscow.
Asked by Captainpegs - Fri Apr 23 13:12:54 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have the same thing, I am changing airports from LaGuardia to JFK , I looked it up online and it said that it takes less than half an hour in a taxi since the distance is a little over 12 miles. So what I suggest, you should leave the airport really quick and take a taxi to the other airport and pray that you'll make it. for future reference, when booking online, you should always have more time in between flights. Have a great trip and I hope you make it with no incidents.
Answered by fine touch of class - Mon Apr 26 01:29:18 2010
Q. I'm planning a trip and the tickets I'm looking at show an airport change from JFK to LaGuardia. It's 5pm arrival at JFK and a 7pm departure at LaGuardia. I know shuttles leave every 1/2 hour but take 1 hr to get there. Is this a big enough window to make the change? I've not been to either of these airports before and am not familiar with them either: where to get on the shuttle; where to get off; etc. It's an international flight from Minneapolis to Moscow.
Asked by Captainpegs - Fri Apr 23 13:12:54 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have the same thing, I am changing airports from LaGuardia to JFK , I looked it up online and it said that it takes less than half an hour in a taxi since the distance is a little over 12 miles. So what I suggest, you should leave the airport really quick and take a taxi to the other airport and pray that you'll make it. for future reference, when booking online, you should always have more time in between flights. Have a great trip and I hope you make it with no incidents.
Answered by fine touch of class - Mon Apr 26 01:29:18 2010
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