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Chester County (PA) Airport 40N, why not all-letter ID?



 
 
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Old November 3rd 03, 04:40 AM
Jamie Rogers
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Default Chester County (PA) Airport 40N, why not all-letter ID?

This airport has weather reporting via an AWOS. Yet its
identifier is still 40N. Other airports have had their
identifier changed to a 3 letter (well 4 including the K
prefix) when they got weather reporting capability. So why
has Chester County G O Carlson Airport remained as 40N?
http://www.airnav.com/airport/40N

 




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