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Agree with Gulio I guess. If we are going to discuss details of drug smuggling here (which, by my reading of what was written, suggest involvement by Mr Mansfield), then we could have vast tracts of such material in relation to Heathrow, Dublin Airport etc. Dangerous territory for Wiki and unfair on Weston Airport. (I have absolutely no axe to grind here btw). Sarah777 (talk) 22:36, 5 May 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Hi. I doubt it. IATA typically assigns airport codes only where the location is served by a commercial airline or if it is part of an intermodal journey. Weston isn't served by a commercial airline or ticketing carrier. If Flightradar has assigned it "QIW", then it could be for Flightradar's own internal/system/database reasons. IATA has no entry for "QIW". If Weston had been allocated an IATA code, it'd have been a pretty "marketable" event - that they'd likely have made some media/social noise about... Guliolopez (talk) 13:37, 17 January 2024 (UTC)[reply]
