* Martin Henne -- Thursday 05 February 2009:
> Is it possible, to do vice versa? Can I search for an airport ID
> by searching for it using the name of the nearby city?
Not exactly what you're after, but you can search FlightGear's
database. I have this shell function in my ~/.bashrc:
apt() { LANG=en_US zgrep "^1 " $FG_ROOT/Airports/apt.dat.gz|sed -r
's,^.{14},,'|egrep -i "$*" ; }
and can use it like so:
$ apt berlin # all with Berlin somewhere in the name
$ apt " berlin " # all with Berlin as a separate word
$ apt ^ed # all German airports (plus a few like ED5)
m.
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