INI release schedule of their new flights

JAT_boy_BEG · Post by **JAT_boy_BEG** » 19 Nov 2006, 16:16

JP Aerodrom Nis wrote:JU327 ZRH 1155 INI 1345 B733 ----F-S
JU328 INI 1440 ZRH 1640 B733 ----F-S

JU315 VIE 1055 INI 1405 via BEG ----F-S
JU312 INI 1440 VIE 1825 via BEG ----F-S

JU346 INI 1155 STR 1455 -T---S-
JU347 STR 1545 INI 1830 -T---S-

JU308 BEG 0925 INI 1020 Fridays only
JU308 BEG 1220 INI 1315 Mondays only
JU311 INI 1610 BEG 1705 Fridays only
JU311 INI 1910 BEG 2005 Mondays only

http://www.airportnis.co.yu/

flights to BEG start December 8th, VIE start November 24th and STR November 28th. ZRH has been the airlines only destination to and from INI and will have its frequencies decreased to 2 p/w.

Philippe1983 · Post by **Philippe1983** » 19 Nov 2006, 22:11

I don't understand why the IATA code of Nis airport is not simply "NIS"
Same thing for Hof, in south-east Germany... Why HOQ instead of a simple HOF ? 8)

JAT_boy_BEG · Post by **JAT_boy_BEG** » 20 Nov 2006, 07:18

Philippe1983 wrote:I don't understand why the IATA code of Nis airport is not simply "NIS"
Same thing for Hof, in south-east Germany... Why HOQ instead of a simple HOF ? 8)

there already is 2 airports carrying the IATA code of NIS. But yes, i agree, i think it would be better having it the way you described it.

cherry point in NC, USofA (ICAO: KNIS) and Simberi Island in Papua New Guinea are the 2 airports whose IATA cose is NIS according to the site below

http://www.airlinecodes.co.uk/

P.S HOF is also taken by some place in Saudi Arabia called Hofuf.

Philippe1983 · Post by **Philippe1983** » 20 Nov 2006, 15:47

Aaaaaha, "first come first served", I think !

jan_olieslagers · Post by **jan_olieslagers** » 20 Nov 2006, 15:53

JAT_boy_BEG wrote: cherry point in NC, USofA (ICAO: KNIS) and Simberi Island in Papua New Guinea are the 2 airports whose IATA cose is NIS according to the site below

KNIS is not an IATA code, IATA has 3-character codes. 4-character codes are ICAO. And for the rest, yes indeed, first come, first served.

EBAW_flyer · Post by **EBAW_flyer** » 20 Nov 2006, 16:14

KNIS is not an IATA code, IATA has 3-character codes. 4-character codes are ICAO. And for the rest, yes indeed, first come, first served.

In the US, the ICAO code is the IATA code +K in the beginning. Quite simple.
Actually, your site http://www.airlinecodes.co.uk/ looks to be wrong, the current code for Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station (Cunningham Field) is KNKT.

jan_olieslagers · Post by **jan_olieslagers** » 20 Nov 2006, 17:55

EBAW_flyer wrote:
KNIS is not an IATA code, IATA has 3-character codes. 4-character codes are ICAO. And for the rest, yes indeed, first come, first served.
In the US, the ICAO code is the IATA code +K in the beginning. Quite simple.

Not so simple as all that, dear friend. Would you care to check for Fairbanks or Anchorage? Or Honolulu?

EBAW_flyer · Post by **EBAW_flyer** » 20 Nov 2006, 18:37

I mean continental US