Can anyone tell me when the German ICAO codes changed after the reunification? For instance, when did EDAR become ETAR? I presume these changes for all airports took place at the same date?
Looking forward to your answers!!
Ben
German ICAO location indicators
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German ICAO location indicators
Ben
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Re: German ICAO location indicators
uh.. don't think i follow you, but could be wrong.
EDAR is not the same as ETAR, airfields in germany with ET are military (maybe even american military or ex military),.
EDAR is Pratswitz
ETAR is Ramstein.
EDAR is not the same as ETAR, airfields in germany with ET are military (maybe even american military or ex military),.
EDAR is Pratswitz
ETAR is Ramstein.
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Re: German ICAO location indicators
Same example Ramstein AB used to be EDAR, At least on 28-8-'88 in was...
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Re: German ICAO location indicators
Hi,Lars wrote:uh.. don't think i follow you, but could be wrong.
EDAR is not the same as ETAR, airfields in germany with ET are military (maybe even american military or ex military),.
EDAR is Pratswitz
ETAR is Ramstein.
If I remember correctly the ET prefix was for the former DDR. After the reunification in 1990 all military airfields in the reunited Germany were redesignated with an ET__ code while all the civil airports received an ED__ code.
Regards, Paul