Major Cities With More Than 1 Airport
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- A guide to some major cities with more than a single airport, including Tokyo, Paris, New York and more
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There are MANY more cities with multiple airports - I wanted to talk about the most visited!
ibx2cat Ah okay, I was wondering why you skipped Toronto.
Belfast has 2 airports
You also skipped Rome
I'm still waiting for you to mention Brazil in a video of yours... We have three cities with more than 1 airport here...
Dallas Ft. Worth has 2! DFW International and Love Field! Love Field was the Main Airport before DFW International was built. JFK flew into Love Field before the Assassination.
When he starts to talk about Berlin
German: Aw man, here we go again
Wow how convenient that both of those very unbelievable names for accounts join 3 weeks ago
Oh, I know it Toycat! Bangkok is the most visited city in the world because people aren't going to Bangkok, they're going to Thailand.
Phuket, Krabi, Pattaya, Chiang Mai - it's all very common to fly to Bangkok first, then head out to the touristy places afterwards.
Also, sex tourism
Let's be real, it's primarily sex tourism. Phenomenal prostitutes.
People want you to slow down your speach, but they want shorter videos....
LOGIC
i don't want a 9h video
His 20 odd minute videos were perfect. 40 minutes for a video is wayyyyyy too long. His speech speed is fine, don’t really get that complaint.
Sorry but if talking too fast was an offence this guy would get done for SPEEDING 24/7!!! Can only figure out a little of what he is saying and even then his pronunciations are very bad and more often than not his "information" is, in fact, misinformation. The thing is, I love the subject matter of his videos........... but I just can' t watch them anymore .
@@johnconway8070 I understand his speech fine, also what pronunciation do you expect from someone who is not an expert and just interested in this for fun (and still extremely good at that). And you say you cannot watch them, you had to watch some of the video to comment here, I doubt you clicked on the video just to comment.
@@Ash-hk6lh No, of course I didn't click on it just to comment - I came here to enjoy the video. But the speed of his delivery is just so off-putting I would rather not listen to him at all . Furthermore, although I am Irish, I generally don't have a problem understanding any of the English accents and their sometimes peculiar pronunciations .
I'm from Prague (Czech Republic) and when I travel to Morocco, I usually go through Paris. It just made me laugh that you said it like it's something super weird...and I actually use the Orly airport which you called domestic :-D Anyway, great video!
Btw Orly is the most convenient Paris airport in my opinion, but I still prefer Beauvais over CDG (when you catch a local bus to the Beauvais train station and then take a train to Paris, it's actually the same price and takes rougly the same time as CDG to the center).
"So how much airports do you want?"
New York City: *yes*
Newark, La Guardia, JFK, Teterboro, etc
lemme guess, london
also cool intro
It was.
31:05 Emirates flight to Stansted is to serve those headed for Cambridge too I heard
Hi Toycat. I would like to correct you in that the A319 flight from LCY is in fact a A318 flight. A318s are the biggest aircraft to operate from LCY and BA specifically bought them for those LCY-SNN-JFK flights. And also that Haneda has flights to New York aswell. Otherwise very informative video!
(LCY = London City Airport, SNN = Shannon airport, JFK = New York John F Kennedy airport, of course)
The A220-100 Formerly CS100 is the largest plane to fly into City, The A318 lost that crown.
@@CobaltSkies fair enough
Toronto has two airports:
Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) is the main airport with many airlines flying to places all around the world. It is located just outside the city limits in Mississauga. It is the busiest airport in Canada.
Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ) is the original Toronto airport and is located downtown on an island in the harbour. You can buy tickets on at least three airlines to a couple of dozen different destinations in Eastern Canada and the Eastern U.S. It has 11 gates but is limited to destinations within about 500nm due to its short runway (4000 feet). It is either the 9th or 10th busiest airport in Canada depending whether you are counting passengers or aircraft movements.
Until recently, you had to take a ferry to get to YTZ, but they recently built a pedestrian tunnel. You can still take the ferry if you want, and park your car on the island. The ferry only takes about one minute as it is only a 400 foot journey.
Vancouver and Victoria both have two airports as well. They each have a large international airport, but also both have water aerodromes in their downtown harbours with many airlines flying to regional destinations (including international flights to Seattle).
Vancouver Harbour Control Tower is the only one in Canada specifically for a water aerodrome. It is on top of the Granville Square building and is 142m high (possibly the highest control tower in the world). Vancouver Harbour to Victoria Harbour has been a particularly busy route, with 3 or 4 airlines flying hourly flights.
also for toronto dont forget downsview airport
YYZ - that's where Rush got their song's name from
@UnclePodger You have it backwards. The guy who named it YYZ was a Rush fan and named the airport after the song. His first two choices ("Red Barchetta Airport" and "A Passage to Bangkok Airport") were rejected.
Scott Campbell But isn't YYZ the IATA code for the Pearson Airport? That surely can't be changed at random innit?
I think Abbotsford International, just outside metro Vancouver would be more relevant than Vancouver Harbour. It has scheduled service to multiple Canadian cities as well as charter/seasonal to US and Mexico.
38 minutes of toycat? Or finish my course work?
Course work or toycat?
Sorry course work
Toycat is course work
@@NyalBurns no I am
The city of Berlin, as we know it today, exists since 1920, when the cities and counties of this metro area merged to Great-Berlin. After WW2 Berlin was spilt into two cities, West-Berlin and East-Berlin, before they reunited in 1990.
Pretty clueless about LaGuardia. It handles 30 million passengers a year, not a "very small proportion of the population." That's more than an airport like Stanstead. If you closed it, there would be utter chaos. The delays at the NYC airports are caused by not enough airport runway slots to handle the traffic, not airspace restrictions. LGA currently undergoing a $2.5 billion total rebuild. And it's pronounced with a W sound, like Lah-Gwar-dee-ah.
Fun Fact, LaGuardia was built after NYC mayor LaGuardia was flying from Chicago to New York in the 1930s, and refused to get off the plane when it landed at Newark, pointing to his ticket that said New York, not New Jersey.
LaGuardia also handle flights from Canada since there is preclearance US border in every major Canadian airports
LGA just sucks, that rebuild MIGHT help but that runway still is over the Long Island Sound!
I must say, American pronunciation goes against everything in existence so you cannot blame him for that. And are you sure that it's pronounced like that, is it not just the New York accent?
@@Ash-hk6lh I can confirm it's pronounced that way
@@Ash-hk6lh American pronunciation is literal pronunciation it doesnt go against everything else in existence
Dude!! Don't worry about the length of your videos. I think I speak for many viewers when I say we like the way your videos are!
Also, I'm so happy you have sponsors, and also your honesty. Keep it up!!
You missed out one of London's airports - London Manston Airport, which is in East Kent. OK, it is currently closed and non-operative, but most of the local population and both of the local MPs are trying to get it to open again. It has had different names in the past, such as Manston Airport, RAF Manston & Kent International Airport, but it has also had London in the name - by train, it is about as close to the centre of London, time-wise, as Heathrow.
I prefer London Ashford.
I'll make it my life goal to fly from Marrakech to Paris just so I can complain in the comments of this video.
P.S. As I'm not from either of those cities, that would mean I'd have to have quite a lot of money to do that, so that's basically the goal.
Here are some you missed because well timings
Stockholm - Arlanda (Main),
- Bromma (Closest to City Centre, limited by runway length),
- Västerås (Budget)
- Skavasta (Budget - mainly for Norrköping even though it has t's own airport, NRK only has 1 year round flight to Munich and a handfull of seasonal).
Toronto - Pearson (Main)
- Billy Bishop Toronto City (Mainly Domestic)
Rio De Janero - Galeão International Airport (Main)
- Santos Dumont (Domestic)
Brussels - National Airport (Main)
- Charleroi (Budget)
Frankfurt - am Main (Main Airport)
- Hahn Airport (Budget)
Roma - Fuimicino (Main)
- Ciampino (Budget)
Barcelona - El Prat (Main)
- Girona (Budget)
- Reus (Budget)
Lisbon - Portela (Main)
- Cascais-Tejo Regional (Mainly a GA Airport but Aero VIP flies DO228s from here)
Glasgow - Glasgow Airport (Main)
- Glasgow-Prestwick (Holiday destinations operated by Ryanair)
Rekjavik - Rekjavik City Airport (Domestic)
- Kefalvik Airport (Main)
Seattle - Tacoma (Main)
- Boeing Feild (Inter-Washington state flights)
- Kenmore (Seaplane)
Milan - Malpensa (Main)
- Liante (Domestic)
- Bergamo (Budget)
Dubai - Dubai International (Main)
- Dubai World Centre (Mainly Cargo - Airshow is hosted here)
- Sharjah (Budget)
Stockholm has so many airports nearby it's kinda unnecessary but I suppose the ability to choose is a good thing idk?
Charleroi is kinda far away from Brussels tho
Bérgamo is SOOOOO far away.
Also, Bs. As.:
Ezeiza (Main)
Aeroparque (Mainly regional flights)
El Palomar (Budget)
Morón (now private)
And I saw a project to rename Rosario airport to Buenos Aires-Rosario 🤦
Good job overall, good job explaining the position of the airport within each city’s culture. However, I might add a couple...
Shanghai has 2
Sf bay Area has 3 international
Houston and Dallas have 2
Chicago has 2
Toronto has 2
Montreal has 2, ish...
Washington/Baltimore has 3
South Florida has 3
Rio has 3
And le bourget is a pretty big general aviation airport
"You wanna take off, but you can't, because your in New York."
Chicago's airport's are some of the busiest im just saying you probably shouldve done chicago's airports
Idea for another video: Airports you can buy shares in. I already know one entry for the list: Sydney Airport. Trades under "SYD" on the ASX.
Great video! Should make a series out of it
I don't know when you got the new intro, but I lOVE IT!!
New intro is sickk😌❤️🌍
👍 good work like always andrew
This is my favorite channel... airports/planes and geography
Surprised you skipped cities like Shanghai and Chicago considering they both have some of the busiest airports in the world.
In earlier times I couldnt really watch your longer videos as the content/minute rate always seemed a bit low but beeing able to just watch in in a higher speed e.g. 1.5 makes it perfect. Also I have now consum more content in the same time
When I was flying to Mexico from Halifax Nova Scotia, we had a three hour layover in New Wewark!
Beijing Capital Airport, Daxing Airport (to open next year) and Nanyuan Airport.
London-City Airport (LCY/EGLC) has a once daily British Airways All-business class flight to New York/JFK (Opb an Airbus A318 equipped with 32 business class seats in a 2-2 config. Stops via Shannon on Outbound only flight due to runway length)
There will be a new all-business carrier called Oddesy Airways starting soon from LCY using Airbus A220-100s in an all-business config on trans-atlantic flights
17:35 Most long-distance non high-speed trains operated by JR in Japan (which are called "limited express") have a similar body shape actually (but painted in different colours depending on the route each train operates), where the front panels can be opened to reveal a gangway allowing passengers to walk from one trainset to another if more than one of them are coupled together. Meanwhile the driver's cab is located above this gangway.
You missed my hometown, Chicago! Great video anyway!
Sydney is getting a second airport in the next couple years in the western Sydney area
I work at Luton. Unfortunatelly off work on 3rd. Hope you miss the queueing. Good luck.
Once Moscow had an airport much closer to the city center (you can still see it in local toponymy - there's a metro station called Aeroport on the NW part of the green line, which is where that airport was located), but as the city grew up in size after WW2 these territories became completely surrounded by housing districts, so airport couldn't grow in size to get the bigger airplanes and had to be replaced with newer ones well outside the city. Though by now housing districts of Moscow suburbs are starting to surround three out of four existing airports as well, and there's little space for expansion even as the demand for flights to/from Moscow grows...
I wanna do that Osaka Bay airport island hopping trip (Osaka-Kobe round trip) on Xplane11 with a Cessna or so :D Looks very interesting
Houston has two international airports, IAH (UNITED hub) and HOU (Southwest hub) -- PLUS a Spaceport -- all three within our city limits.
I love how there is an IKEA near Berlin Brandenburg airport at 6:44
I saw it whilst landing at Schonefeld
I thought there's a Biggin Hill Airport near London as well? which serves mainly private jets or sth like that?
Bangkok is a great city to visit because 1) it's a cheap place for 4-5 star hotels 2) foreign/interesting but easily accessible/designed for tourists. It's also generally inexpensive, and it's a great hub to visit the rest of southeast asia.
I go to Bangkok every year or two, and spend a few days there, then go on to other places in Thailand for scuba diving, or onward to places like Myanmar.
what about Paris Le bourjet or Bsrlin Tempelhoff ( whichnwas n instrumental airport during the Belin Airlift!).
I don't know where you've been but when I was in Kyoto in 2017 I flew into Kansai and got an express train directly to Kyoto Central in just under 1.5 hours
the problem with newark liberty is that it isnt on the metro system. Also by car/bus there are only three crossings of the hudson river and they all tend to be congested and have high tolls while there are numerous free crossings of the east river.
Melbourne has 3. Tullamarine for most and international. Avalon for budget and sometimes budget international and Essendon which is mostly for regional but does fly Melbourne to Brisbane. Also used for medical transfers.
Jakarta has 2 airports too,
Soekarno Hatta International Airport (CGK) which is the main airport, and Halim Perdanakusumah (HLP) (which was a commercial airport for a while, then turned to a military airport when CGK opened, and now is opened for public again with 2 commercial airlines, which serves domestic flight)
LaGuardia is used mostly by domestic air carriers, however it can accept some internatioal flights, mostly from Canadian or Caribbean destinations with a Customs preclearance facility. While it is the closest, the fact that it is not easily accessible via public transportation (must take a bus from the subway) and due to flight restrictions, the farthest destination it serves is Denver. This leaves both Newark and JFK handling most direct long distance flights across the USA (mainly NYC to many west coast cities).
You also mentioned the lack of privitization (non-government owned airports) in US airports. Stewart was part of a trial in the early 2000s to see if an airport can be privately owned. A British company was given a 99 year lease for $35m and a percentage of revenue, however after only 7 years, they sold the remaining 93 year lease back to another government agency for $75m. The main reason for the sale is unclear but some cite declining passenger counts and airlines ending service just after a huge capital improvement project worth at least $10m.
It worth mentioning that Zhukovsky airport was main military testing airport, so it has one of the longest and broadest runways in the world
1:34 "paris is the most visited city in the world and the most visited country"
so paris is both a country and a city
Paris is one of the most visited cities in the world in the most visited country in the world. He said that.
at 2:00, you can see another airport southwest of CDG: "L'aeroport de Paris Le Borget". Is that just like a shipping airport?
There is much more cities, but i think this video is only about international airports
Bangkok is the city you fly in to from us/europe when backpacking or just traveling around south east asia.
Out of all airports, Stanstead's the one I've been to the most but I never knew there was an Emirates flight there
Jakarta (the city that you've been to actually lol) has two Airports, one is Soekarno-Hatta intl Airport (the main one) for mainly international flights and also some domestic routes. And second the Halim Perdanakusuma airport, it's for budget domestic routes and also the main air capital defence for the Indonesian air force
Paris also has Le Bourget, mostly for private jets and stuff, so not commercial.
My mom flew with lufthansa from Frankfurt to La Guardia Airport. So they did do an INternational flight at least once
Some additional cities I can think of. Toronto, Los Angeles, Dallas, Houston, Rome, Milan, Chicago, San Francisco, Melbourne, Sydney (second is under construction), Detroit (had 2 but City is currently closed, Windsor Ontario is also a second airport for Detroit as it’s the same metro area), I’m sure there are many more ....
Can you do a video on Melbourne and why it was the most liveable city for 7 years in a row. It would be great
New York also has a Class A federal airspace at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, which controls all JFK, LGA, and Newark (Can't remember the IATA name). Teterboro is also a domestic commercial airport.
south-end is only convenient for me because its like 15 minutes away
Washington DC also has three major airports Dulles, Raegan, and BWI
Emirates flies to Stansted because of their new cabin onboard their 777-300ER’s. They didn’t want to reduce capacity on their Dubai to Heathrow and Gatwick flights, since the 777 is smaller than the planes they fly to both of those high-demand slot restricted airports. So they instead flew to Stansted, which was never previously served by the airline
how could you skip chicago!? o’hare and midway are both huge. especially o’hare
You d the biggest city in Scotland! LHR-GLA, STN-PIK
I flew from Southend to Mallorca because the flight was cheapest and the location wasn’t an issue because we were driving there, and it was actually really nice because of how small it is, and I personally dislike stanstead, the airport which I use most frequently, because it is too small for the amount of people who go through it. If the location isn’t an issue I would actually recommend Southend airport
13:11 I think sex tourism is a major attraction of Thailand, so it might be that.
I'm Thai. Yes, I think that's one of the main attraction in Thailand. But most of us hate to accept it.
Tourism in general is big in Thailand as well and Thailand is one of the most interesting countries in Indo-china to go to imo. The food, the service, weather, people is all great and it is not too expensive to travel there
Thailand has a lot of tourist attractions, most of all a lot of beaches. Most tourists probably have to go through Bangkok at one point, but it's not necessarily their destination.
@corilew26 I could be wrong!
Also Narita has a new LCC terminal.
Disagree with you on Berlin, I think it’s the best city I’ve ever seen (closely followed by Edinburgh). Although I too noticed the little renamed line dividers haha. Interesting vid x
there’s an 8th airport in farmingdale which is closer to manhattan than islip
Berlin Schönefeld is very well connected to Berlin by regional trains, s-Bahn and bus. The s-Bahn takes you through most major train stations in the city center and you can connect to trains going all over the city very easily. And it costs only €3.40 to get anywhere on the s-bahn/u-bahn network. Compare that to London Underground or national rail connections from airport to city.
But Tegel is literally hell, I'm glad it's going
Skyjet3 I’ve never had a problem. Regular bus to the ring beusselstr and I can get where I’m going.
What is with Milan's linate and melpensa?
Oh, As of 2022 "BER" or Berlin Brandenburg is fully functioning, while Tegel and Schönfeld are both shut down. I moved to Germany in 2021 and I flew directly to Berlin Brandenburg. It's quite modern and nice there actually, I would recommend it :) Also it has a direct train (two actually) to the City Center. A roughly 40 Minute train ride for €3,60 isn't bad. In my home country Sweden you either have to pay €30 (or €15 if your under the age of 26) to get from the airport directly in 20 min, or else you have to take the bus and than change and it will take you an hour xD
Japan makes you happy with the small things. I love the NYC Style so Anything New York makes me happy
In Warsaw we have 2 airports. Chopin airport and Modlin but nobody fly to modlin
My cat loves your videos. Not sure why. I do though, but I know why. Come to Bucharest next.
Dallas and Houston Texas both have two airports: DAL (Dallas Love Field), DFW (Dallas/Fort Worth), HOU (Houston Hobby), IAH (Bush Intercontinental). Fun facts: There’s a direct flight to Cancun, Mexico from HOU and a direct flight to Taipei, Taiwan from IAH.
Another not-so-fun fact: JFK’s last flight (alive) was from Houston (Ellington Field - non-commercial airport) to DAL.
I see you've still got the globe map projection. For some reason a few weeks ago it changed back to a Mercator projection on my browser and I have no idea why. Any ideas?
Oh they added a toggle, for a flying video a globe seemed appropriate though
@@ibx2cat I figured it out! I disabled hardware acceleration sometime ago for a reason i've well and truly forgotten. Turned not back on, and the globe view is back 👍
22:10 LaGuardia is kind of an international airport, but it is really only around North America
As for Bangkok: usually a city that serves as a major travel hub gets more "visits", which counts people just passing through. It's a similar reason to why France is the country with the most "tourists", its central location in Europe means a lot of people travel THROUGH France and don't necessarily stick around long.
And as for Bangkok, a pretty easy free-visa-on-arrival deal helps
Perth Western Australia has an international and domestic but either side of the airport space Lol
Warsaw has 2 airports (Chopin and Modlin) and they plan to build 3rd one
U can fly from Canada n the Bahamas to LGA n 30 Million pass through this airport every year
You missed Melbourne. We have Tullamarine ("the" airport, international), Avalon (domestic only but has connections through other capitals, often much cheaper deals, located in Geelong but still serviced by Melbourne skybus and falls under Melbourne services) then moorabin and essondon (not commercial though)
Miss Sadie Sweetheart TBH Melbourne isn't as interesting as other cities in this video, regarding their airports, of course.
Miss Sadie Sweetheart Avalon is Geelong
From the 5th of December, Avalon will no longer be a domestic airport, as Air Asia will start services to Kuala Lumpul. Also, Essedon and Moorabin have comercial flights.
@@santinomamone2674 Avalon is counted as a Melbourne airport in all practicality tbf.
I live in San Antonio Texas and we have one airport that Southwest dominates. I love our small airport. Yeah the only international flights are to Canada and Mexico but I love our small airport. Love you SAT
You missed 2 London ones the one in Kent and oxford
Laguardia is a pretty busy airport. I don’t see a reason to close it. It’s needed.
The Moscow segment is hilarious to me as a Moscow resident that would take at least a flight a year to India and usually another to a different country because we literally chose the airports based on the price and nothing else. Realistically it was Sheremetyevo or Domodedova, however when we flew to Egypt in 2009, we flew from Vnukovo (head of state airport) on a charter flight. While it's the only one I've been to once, we pass by it regularly in the summer since it's on the highway to our Dacha (google it tbh, basically a country house. But not. )
Doesn't Paris also have an airport called Le Bourget as well?
Stewart airport serves the city of Newberg and West Point so it’s kind of like London Oxford
As a French dude, I can tell you that Morocco is one of our biggest tourist destinations (and we also have a big Moroccan community), so yes, some people do fly from Marrakesh to Paris and vice versa.
Flying into Trenton is like flying into Philadelphia. Then you can just take the only electric Amtrak's or SEPTA, then New Jersey Transit to NYC.
El Al fly their 747 to Bangkok, but interestingly, it takes longer than a connecting flight with a 1h layover. Take a look at the LY81 flight path from TLV to BKK, politics is extremely interesting.
Bangkok has two different types of tourists, those from the west looking for a cheap, but exotic holiday. The major type though is those on stopover from SE Asia to mainland Asia and visa-versa. It beats out Singapore due to Airasia and NokSkoot's hub at Don Mueang, attracting stopover passengers. An interesting thing with those airlines is that they price PER SEGMENT, so adding stopovers and/or starting/finishing from a different airport does not attract extra charges as most airlines do.
The most common tourist in Bangkok is Chinese, as Thailand maintains a "healthy" relationship with the country. China doesn't have a great relationship with South Korea (due to North Korea relations), Taiwan (obvious reasons), Japan (ancient) and Vietnam (modern historical). Since the government monitors travel movements, and gives people "social credits" based on their actions, travel to these countries could be risky. Therefore, the closest large city therefore from southern China is Bangkok, hence the large amount of tourism.
Also missing from the list are other major cities with top-50 airports in Asia, such as: Taipei, Shanghai, Seoul.
very informative comment.
Bradley international and tweed?
Technically you could add teterboro to the NY list because although you can't land there from a random location, they'll delivery you anywhere you want from there.
Also, Newark is deceivingly close to Manhattan. JFK is much better connected to the city than Newark, so it could take you double the time from Newark to the city.
Hi, New Yorker here. I’ve never heard of any of the other airports than JFK LGA and EWR, so... Also LGA is very important, and I almost always use LGA to fly. Also, it’s not exclusively domestic-there are several international flights (not many but they do exist) like to places in canada (budget airlines though-westjet)
a lot of people don’t realise greater LA has about five airports!
- LAX (by far the biggest and busiest)
- burbank (very small, domestic. all five major carries fly in but it’s DOMINATED by southwest)
- long beach (big jetblue hub)
- ontario (pretty small, farther out in the IE, a few domestic routes, one to guadalajara and one to taipei)
- santa ana (VERY small but moderately busy, in orange county, close to disneyland so decent tourist traffic)
THEN there’s the GA airports
- van nuys (one of if not the busiest airport in the world by aircraft movements)
- whiteman (like most, VERY small)
- santa monica
- torrance
- fullerton
- san bernardino (gets cargo flights and has a passenger terminal, as far as i’m aware they’re trying to get passenger flights)
AND THEN
- palmdale isn’t too far from a good chunk of people and has been proposed as an LAX substitute
- san diego is only a couple hours away
in total that’s five passenger airports. some smaller airports used to have service and others are seeking to get service, plus a TON of very small GA airports
i love the intro
Call me silly, but when you call this the seond channel (at your intro) , what is the first channel?
He has a minecraft channel.
Hello silly :-)
Easy Jet is just on Tegel, because they got the AirBerlin slots
How many Australian subs do you have? We are all complaining we didn't get a mention with Melbourne?
Tulla and Avalon
Santino Mamone don’t forget Essendon
C’Mon Man ,you forgot Mooråbbin. 🙄😮
in Paris, there is also Paris Le bourget at 10 km