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Country Airport IATA Changes Afghanistan Bamyan BIN New Country Airport IATA Changes Afghanistan Bamyan BIN new airport Afghanistan Chakhcharan CCN new airport Afghanistan Farah FAH new airport Afghanistan Maimana MMZ new airport Afghanistan Tirinkot TII new airport Afghanistan Zaranj ZAJ new airport Algeria In Guezzam INF new airport Argentinien Sunchales NCJ new airport Argentinien Termas de Río Hondo RHD new airport Australia Ballera BBL new airport Australia Barimunya BYP new airport Australia Bendigo BXG new airport Australia Biloela ZBL new airport Australia Boolgeeda OCM new airport Australia Busselton BQB new airport Australia Coondewanna CJF new airport Australia Inverell IVR new airport Australia Miles WLE new airport Australia Moomba MOO new airport Australia Mount Keith WME new airport Australia Nifty NIF new airport Australia Phosphate Hill PHQ new airport Australia Telfer TEF new airport Australia Trepell TQP new airport Australia Warrnambool WMB new airport Australia 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