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airport codes

hey guys,
my girlfriend is on her way from Atlanta, Ga to Milan, Italy with the carrier Delta. I was trying to find status of her flight, I just do not know the the three letter words for the airports. Is atlanta (atl)?
Have a nice memorial day guys!

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Unfortunately, there are three Milan, IT airports

BGY, LIN, and MXP

Not sure which one handles commercial flights and carriers.
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Re: airport codes

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hey guys,
my girlfriend is on her way from Atlanta, Ga to Milan, Italy with the carrier Delta. I was trying to find status of her flight, I just do not know the the three letter words for the airports. Is atlanta (atl)?
Have a nice memorial day guys!
Yes, ATL is the three letter identifier for Atlanta Hartsfield.
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well I tried all three and it turns out she is flying into LIN. Thanks for the help guys, I am going to be without her for 15 days. So pelican will be my best friend!
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nostatic had a great link to actually follow in real time the flight. I forget what it was but I used it to watch my Dads plane come into Dallas. It was cool.
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nostatic had a great link to actually follow in real time the flight. I forget what it was but I used it to watch my Dads plane come into Dallas. It was cool.
Our local commercial airport, GSP, has a large LCD screen that shows flight tracking information (with a five minute delay) for both outbound and inbound flights. It's in the waiting area, and has a weather radar imagery overlay.
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nostatic had a great link to actually follow in real time the flight. I forget what it was but I used it to watch my Dads plane come into Dallas. It was cool.
I have the link somewhere. You can follow the position of any American registered airplane ANYWHERE in the world unless its owners have blocked access (do not ask how) to this information.

If I can find the link will post it ...

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