Wikipedia:WikiProject Airports

Creation of a new Airport

1. Do a search on the ICAO Airport Code, IATA Airport Code, FAA LID, and TC LID as appropriate; the article may already exist under another name.

   Note: for smaller domestic-only airports there may be few or no codes assigned.

2. Create the article using the correct name and using the content and structure identified by the project.
3. Include the {{Infobox Airport}} template at the top of the article and complete all available information.
4. For US airports, include the {{US-airport}} template for automatic inclusion of links from airport-related sites.
5. Categorize the article correctly.
6. Add links from the article for the main city that it serves and the city or cities the airport is actually located in or nearest to, so as not to create an orphan. An {{airport codes}} template can be included in these non-airport articles, but should not be included in airport articles; it duplicates information in the {{Infobox Airport}} template.
7. Create redirect articles for the ICAO and IATA Codes.
8. Check that the new airport name is listed in all appropriate sub-lists of the List of Airports.
9. Create a talk page for the article including {{WikiProject Aviation|Airports-project=yes}}

Creation of a new Airport Category

1. Find all relevant airports
2. Add to Airports category
3. Add to the geographic category: I.e Airports of the United States in United States

Parentage

The parent of this WikiProject is the Aviation WikiProject.

Aeronautical Information Publications (AIP)

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• International Civil Aviation Organization: ICAO API Data Service - requires free registration.
• Australia: Airservices Australia En-Route Supplement Australia (ERSA) – click the copyright notice first, then look at the ERSA section. Plenty of information for all Australian airports.
• Belgium: Belgocontrol, very complete and well maintained. Free registration required for some other sections (meteo, ...) but no longer for the AIP.
• Colombia: Aerocivil Colombia main site. Aerocivil Colombia AIP (in Spanish), direct link without the frames. No registration.
• Denmark, Greenland & the Faeroe Islands – no registration.
• Europe: Eurocontrol online list of AIS websites Eurocontrol Digitalisation and information management – requires free registration (they email a password) but has a lot of European airports. See bottom of page for various toolkits. Using the NOTAM section will also provide the IATA airport codes.
• Finland: Finavia – no registration
• France: SIA – no registration.
• Greece: Hellenic CAA – requires free registration.
• India
• Italy: ENAV – requires free registration, available in English and Italian.
• Netherlands no registration
• New Zealand – only 7 aerodromes as yet, no registration
• Norway – no registration
• Pakistan: PAA-eAIP and older CAA-eAIP - No registration
• Poland: Polish AIP – requires free registration
• Slovenia – only 3 aerodromes, no registration.
• Spain: Servicio de Información Aeronáutica (AIS & AIP España), maintianed by Enaire and the Spanish Air Force – no registration, regularly updated and includes information, procedures and charts from all airspace, commercial airports and air force bases in the country. Also has an interactive map [Insignia] covering all Spanish airspace with the option of using airspace charts or markers based in other charts and procedures as layers, although with lots of layers becomes very slow. Some sections of the website lack English translation, but all charts are bilingual.
• Turkey – all data from 2008 by month.
• United Kingdom: UK Aeronautical Information Service (AIS) – Requires free registration.
• United States: Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Digital Products: AIS – publishes and distributes United States government civil aeronautical charts and flight information publications.
• Viet Nam: Viet Nam Air Traffic Management Corporation