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Here is a read only link to the Aerodrome Database - WhichAerodrome.xlsx. Up to date as of 1/5/2019. Catching up slowly - up to May 2019 now (Mar 2020).
Here are some "rules" for Which Aerodrome. These are based upon the original suggestions from the very first thread, and have a few additions. Also please be patient as when you are active others may be asleep.
 Thanks to Self Loading Bear for suggesting that we use a wiki. Which Aerodrome I Which Aerodrome II nvubu. 
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Which Aerodrome Mk III
Closer to another circle
Sorry,
Wiley Post-Will Rogers Memorial Airport
May they fly in peace in the highest Flight Level.
I was scanning the coast of Alaska, Nome etc.
Then I thought it handy to look were the artic circle actually was.
Much farther North.
I looked at Prudhoe Bay and Barrow was the second.
New challenge
The most welcoming place i have encountered.
Succes
I will be online again tomorrow evening so you can think about it.
SLB
Wiley Post-Will Rogers Memorial Airport
May they fly in peace in the highest Flight Level.
I was scanning the coast of Alaska, Nome etc.
Then I thought it handy to look were the artic circle actually was.
Much farther North.
I looked at Prudhoe Bay and Barrow was the second.
New challenge
The most welcoming place i have encountered.
Succes
I will be online again tomorrow evening so you can think about it.
SLB
Port Hacourt it is.
The photos are not my own, as I arrived at 22:45 local (somewhere 2014)
I learned from internet that at least until 2017 the situation had not improved although it looks like they have installed a new arrivals tent.
At least they maintained the Port Health desk ($ 10) and the old airco’s (in a tent!).
after spending 1,5 hours with 300 fellow passengers in that tent waiting on my luggage I had lost some pounds and another $100 to get my laptop through customs.
The departures terminal was brand new at that time.
Since then the international contractor has left 24 containers with unused materials on the airport; have left themselves and have been paid in full.
Only in Nigeria
Dook the stage is yours
Cheers SLB
The photos are not my own, as I arrived at 22:45 local (somewhere 2014)
I learned from internet that at least until 2017 the situation had not improved although it looks like they have installed a new arrivals tent.
At least they maintained the Port Health desk ($ 10) and the old airco’s (in a tent!).
after spending 1,5 hours with 300 fellow passengers in that tent waiting on my luggage I had lost some pounds and another $100 to get my laptop through customs.
The departures terminal was brand new at that time.
Since then the international contractor has left 24 containers with unused materials on the airport; have left themselves and have been paid in full.
Only in Nigeria
Dook the stage is yours
Cheers SLB
Looks like taxiways leading to a cliff for underground aircraft storage.
There was a plan to do this at Ta Qali but it was found to be impractical, so I'd guess it was the 'secret' airbase somewhere north of Groom Lake where Bob Lazar was briefly employed.
He maintained we was flown from Vegas to Groom Lake by one of the Janet flights, then was transported further into the desert in a bus with blacked out windows, to where he was employed on 'back engineering' flying saucers using 'compartmented information'.
There was a plan to do this at Ta Qali but it was found to be impractical, so I'd guess it was the 'secret' airbase somewhere north of Groom Lake where Bob Lazar was briefly employed.
He maintained we was flown from Vegas to Groom Lake by one of the Janet flights, then was transported further into the desert in a bus with blacked out windows, to where he was employed on 'back engineering' flying saucers using 'compartmented information'.
Looks like the taxiways ending in trees rather than a cliff. Might be a bunker with trees planten on them?
Might the blue roofs lead us somewhere?
mostly used in Asia?
SLB
Might the blue roofs lead us somewhere?
mostly used in Asia?
SLB
Might be in China...?