Aerodrome Abbreviations List

[brothach]

Hi all,

 

After a big search on the net I cant seem to find a list of the 4 letter abbrevaitions used for airfields.:;)2: YMML, YMEN etc...

 

Is there one? Is it free or part of a book I havent got yet? (newbie here!) Anyone got a link they can post?

 

Thanx;)

 

ps...is this in the right thread?? sorry if not.

 

Brodie:yin_yan:

 

 

[Guest airsick]

They are all in the ERSA. The relevant part can be found at http://www.airservicesaustralia.com.au/publications/current/ersa/LND__22-Nov-2007.pdf

 

Although you might have to go through this page http://www.airservicesaustralia.com.au/publications/aip.asp then click 'I agree', choose the ERSA, and then select aerodromes and ALA codes from the list.

 

 

[slartibartfast]

We have a place on the menu, but no content yet. If Ian didn't sleep so much it would get done.

 

A quick google turned up this one, but ERSA is the go.

 

 

[brothach]

Brilliant.....Thank you

 

I will learn all these things in time....bear with me!

 

Brodie

 

 

[Guest airsick]

Once you start flying you should get yourself a copy of the ERSA anyway. You will need it for post GFPT flying (PPL) or your cross country endorsement. They do expire though so unless you want to waste ~$20 just wait until you need it.

 

 

[Admin]

If Ian didn't sleep so much it would get done.

SLEEP..ha..definitely overrated although Corrine went out the other day and bought a new bed...cost $4,000...I told her she should have got it at half price

 

 

[Yenn]

Cheaper than the ERSA is a PCA planning chart, but it doesn't give a full list and is not cross referenced so to find what the abbreviation means you have to scan through.