DME is the airport on the south eastern side of town. Before USSR fell apart was used for domestic only flights typically departing to the south and east. SVO Sheremetievo was the only international one. Now DME is used for both domestic and internationla service (British goes in there for instance)
Harder than the first one if I remember correctly. Only got 22. Can't believe I missed Haneda. I've used that airport before. Others I missed that seem obvious now include HAV, ZRH and GIB.
Not gonna even attempt this. I refuse to believe going by the comments that folk actually know remote airports N/S/E/W of Moscow. Unless they are googling
Yes, I also refuse to believe that it's possible anyone would know the names of airports servicing a city of 16 million people that receives 17 million tourists annually. Even thought I lived there myself for about 2 months and even went to that airport before, I refuse to believe that I knew it myself. I'm such a cheater.
With twice as many people in La Línea de la Concepción, it should work for Gibraltar as well :-). Corssing borders is not really a big deal if we're talking international airports. Jsut a thought.
Another USA-centric quiz, 11/32 answers in USA. Fair enough the major ones, but Anchorage, Portland, St Louis? Surely throw in maybe another African one!
Orlando is one of those airports whose code is completely counterintuitive. Like New Orleans, it goes back to a name the airport hasn't used in years (McCoy and Moisant, respectivley)
lol the only reason I knew Portland was because my first fake ID said I was from Portland and so I gave myself a backstory where I told people I worked at the airport.