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June 6th 07, 04:05 PM
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KEAT name history?
"tjd" wrote in message ps.com... On Jun 5, 6:55 pm, "Ken Finney" wrote: Pangborn airport in Wenatchee, Washington is named after Clyde Pangborn, but bears the identifier (EAT). Anyone know why that identifier, or was it just random? The only thing I notice is wEnATchee - sometimes they do things like that, i.e. EWK for nEWarK, etc. also 'W' is not allowed as a first letter (nor K or N). FYI Newark is EWR Frank 
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