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No, it isn't. When most people refer to a place, they refer to it by it's common name. You fly to JFK, Heathrow, Charles de Gaule, Gatwick, Luton, O'Hare, etc.
by zmmz 14y ago
No, it isn't.
When most people refer to a place, they refer to it by it's common name. You fly to JFK, Heathrow, Charles de Gaule, Gatwick, Luton, O'Hare, etc. There is no need to add "airport" to something which so obviously is one in the context.
The familiarity of common names is why wikipedia uses them for article names: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Article_titles#Common_names http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Article_titles#Common...
- Bud 14y agoYou're missing something obvious, which is that out of all the airports you listed, NONE of them is named after the city it's in or near. SFO, of course, is. Which makes this particular search MUCH more ambiguous unless you include the word "airport".