Please can the airpeace icao APO
IATA (p4)
Be added into simbreif ?
Please can the airpeace icao APO
IATA (p4)
Be added into simbreif ?
Do you mean an airport or the airline Air Peace Limited? Your posting is not clear enough, and I haven’t found an airport with such airport codes.
When you mean an airport, Ian’s answer is correct. When you mean an airline, our SimBrief team will help you.
Cheers
Richard
Hi and thanks for your reply it’s an airline I noticed when you use airline icao code on simbreif and you generate the pdf ofp plan it shows the IATA for example UAE (ek)
But with airpeace which is (APO) when the ofp is generate it does not show true correct iata code
Are we talking about this?
ICAO → APK, IATA → P4 (if Wikipedia is correct)
Or something else?
It does seem like Simbrief doesn’t associate APK with an IATA code (or APO for that matter, but that seems to be another, now-defunct airline named “Air Posh” which possibly did not have an IATA code).
Regards,
Tim
Yes this is it and the current ICAO is APO PER FLIGHT RADER
AND AIRPEACE IS ONE OF THR BIGGEST AIRLINE IN AFRICA WOULD BE NICE IF THIS CAN BE ADDED
Hi, FlightRadar24 appears to be out of date.
The official IATA website lists their ICAO code as “APK”:
We have added APK → P4 translations to SimBrief now.
Best regards,
On second look, it does appear that all flights on FlightRadar24 use APO. Not sure why the IATA website doesn’t reflect that.
For now we’ll change the code to APO → P4 in SimBrief.
Best regards,
This is a bit strange.
It seems the official ICAO code has been APK as far back as 2018, I found an old copy of ICAO Doc 8585:
pdfcoffee.com_icao-doc-8585-183-pdf-free.pdf (18.1 MB)
The current version is $350 so I won’t bother with that one.
Flightaware seems to be using APK, FWIW:
…however, these flight ares not live whereas according to FR24 they are in the air right now.
And as I am writing this, some APO flights are airborne on FlightAware yet not associated with Air Peace:
edi-gla uses APK but has nothing more recent than late last year:
It does seem like a possible recent change? If anyone reading this has access to the latest edition of Doc 8585, would be interesting to know what it says?
Perhaps in the meantime, barring any conflicts, both APK and APO could be associated with P4?
Regards,
Tim
Unfortunately not possible without further backend changes, only 1 ICAO code can be associated with a given IATA code in SimBrief currently.
My money is on a recent/unilateral change, since the “live” data all points to APO. They might not have even advised IATA, or maybe it takes some time for the change to be published. AirNav Radar also shows APO instead of APK.
Best regards,