European Airline Hub Cities Quiz

Guess what airport is a hub for each airline.
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Lufthansa
Frankfurt
Lufthansa
Munich
Air France
Paris-Charles de Gaulle
Air France
Paris-Orly
Air France
Lyon
Air France
Marseille
Air France
Nice
Air France
Toulouse
KLM
Amsterdam
British Airways
London-Heathrow
British Airways
London-Gatwick
Turkish Airlines
Istanbul-Atatürk
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Turkish Airlines
Istanbul-Sabiha Gökçen
Turkish Airlines
Ankara
Turkish Airlines
Izmir
Scandinavian Airlines
Copenhagen
Scandinavian Airlines
Oslo
Scandinavian Airlines
Stockholm
Scandinavian Airlines
Bergen
Scandinavian Airlines
Gothenburg
Scandinavian Airlines
Stavanger
Scandinavian Airlines
Trondheim
Swiss International Air Lines
Zurich
Swiss International Air Lines
Geneva
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3 Comments
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Level 29
Aug 26, 2012
Nice quiz!
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Level 83
May 5, 2019
Nice quiz, but Gothenburg, Bergen, Trondheim and Stavanger are usually not considered hubs for SAS. And if you are including regional hubs then there are way more important airports around europe such as Dusseldorf, Rome Fiumicino and so on.
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Level 59
Jun 9, 2020
Please accept CDG as an abbreviation for Charles de Gaulle.