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Lista De Estacionamientos List of Airport Gates LISTA DE ESTACIONAMIENTOS LIST OF AIRPORT GATES Barcelona Airport (LEBL) Name: STAND-LEBL-ENES WEF: 15-06-21 Version: 3.4 Validity: Permanent ONLY FOR SIMULATION PURPOSES – SOLO VÁLIDO PARA SIMULACIÓN AÉREA INDEX / ÍNDICE 1. A→G .................................................................................................. 2 2. K→Z .................................................................................................. 3 3. CONTRIBUTIONS ............................................................................. 4 Pág. 1 de 5 ONLY FOR SIMULATION PURPOSES – SOLO VÁLIDO PARA SIMULACIÓN AÉREA 1. A→G AIRLINE ICAO TERMINAL GATES Aegean Airlines AEE T1 250-268 Aer Lingus EIN T2 - Aeroflot AFL T1 204-221 Air Algerie DAH T1 204-216 Air Arabia Maroc MAC T2 120-128 Air Baltic BTI T1 250-268 Air Bilbao ABI T1 - R-13 (264, 266 and 268) [M] - R-14 (270, 273 and 277) [H] - R-17 (410, 412 and 414) Air Canada Rouge ROU T1 250-268 Air Catalonia VA CTO T1 TC - 250-268 [M] - 270,273,277 [H] - Prop 400-418 - Cargo 136-139 Air China CCA T1 - Air Europa AEA T1 250-268 Air Hispania VA AHS T1 R12 R13 Air Nostrum ANE T1 400-425 Air Transat TSC T2 113A, 119A, 121A, 124A, 126A, 128A Alitalia AZA T1 250-268 American Airlines AAL T1 245,270,276,277 Asiana AAR T1 270,272 Atlantic Airways FLI T2 100-118 Aviaco AYC T1 R13 Azerbaijan Airlines AHY T2 100-117 Azur Air KTK T2 100-117 Belavia BRU T2 100-117 Blue Air BMS T2 100-117 British Airways BAW T1 204-214 Brussels Airlines BEL T1 250-268 Bulgaria Air LZB T2 100-117 Cathay Pacific CPA T1 218,270 CSA CSA T1 250-268 Croatia Airlines CTN T1 204-216 Delta DAL T1 - EasyJet EZY T2 81-108 EasyJet Europe EJU T2 81-108 Egyptair MSR T1 204-214 El-Al ELY T1 204-214 (Heavy 221) Emirates UAE T1 217 (A380), 221 Etihad ETH T1 270 Eurowings EWG T2 106-117 Finnair FIN T1 250-268 Georgian Airways TGZ T2 100-117 Germania GMI T2 100-117 Pág. 2 de 5 ONLY FOR SIMULATION PURPOSES – SOLO VÁLIDO PARA SIMULACIÓN AÉREA 2. K→Z AIRLINE ICAO TERMINAL GATES KLM KLM T1 250-268 Korean Air KAL T1 277 LATAM LAN T1 204-214,270 Laudamotion LDM T2 106-117 Level IBE T1 244, 245, Remotos T1Heavy LOT LOT T1 250-268 Lufthansa DLH T1 250-268, Remotos Sur T1 Luxair LGL T2 Remotos 151-157 Mahan Air IRM T2 Los ***A Meditea Virtual MDT T2 R14 R17 Norwegian Air NAX T2 Schengen 106-117, Shuttle Non-Schengen 118-126 (Heavy) Pakistan PIA T2 Los **A International Pegasus PGT T2 100-117 Qatar Airways QTR T1 270 Rossiya SDM T1 270,272 Royal Air Maroc RAM T1 204-216 Royal Flight ABG T2 100-117 Royal Jordanian RJA T1 204-216 Ryanair RYR T2 Schengen 106-117, Non-Schengen 118-126 S7 Airlines SBI T1 204-218 Scandinavian SAS T1 250-268 Airlines Singapore Airlines SIA T1 217,218,220,221 Small Planet Airlines LLC T2 100-117 Smartwings TVS T1 250-268 Spanair JKK T1 260-266 Swiss SWR T1 250-268 FlyScoot VA TGW T2 R11 300-314 TAP Portugal TAP T1 204-218 Tarom ROT T1 204-216 Transavia TRA T2 106-117 Travel Service TVS T2 100-117 TUI fly TUI T2 100-117 Tunisair TAR T1 204-216 Turkish Airlines THY T1 270,272 United Ailines UAL T1 204-214 Ukraine UAI T1 250-268 International Ural Airlines SVR T2 100-117 Vueling VLG T1 - Vueling VA VLG T1 R12 R16 Westjet WJA T2 - Wizz Air WZZ T2 100-128 Pág. 3 de 5 ONLY FOR SIMULATION PURPOSES – SOLO VÁLIDO PARA SIMULACIÓN AÉREA 3. CONTRIBUCIONES / CONTRIBUTIONS Nombre Posición de staff Contribución Desconocido x 1.3.1 (06/11/2016) M.O. S.R. LECB-CH/ACH 2.1 Desconocido x 2.2 (2018) Diego Aranjuelo LECB-ST1 3.0 (2020) Javier Uceda LECB-ST1 3.2 (25/01/2021) Diego Aranjuelo LECB-CH 3.4 Pág. 4 de 5 ONLY FOR SIMULATION PURPOSES – SOLO VÁLIDO PARA SIMULACIÓN AÉREA .
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