Name that Airport

[ced ampo]

Sydney, Kingsford?

[paulc]

The new Bangkok airport

[EKA380]

nononono

the country

N
S

[brianw999]

Berlin Schönefeld Airport, shortly to become Berlin Brandenburg after expansion finishes.

Located in the old East Germany.

[EKA380]

nnnnnnooooooooooooooooooooopppppeeeeeeeeeeeeee read closely

[ced ampo]

nnnnnnooooooooooooooooooooopppppeeeeeeeeeeeeee read closely

, no need to post such long no's

[brianw999]

Absolutely no idea at all. There is no country in the world that has the initials N S.

[brianw999]

Aaaaah....unless you mean the New Shanghai.

Shanghai Pudong which replaced Shanghai Hong Qiao International Airport for international flights.

Shanghai Hong Qiao International Airport now only has 3 international routes.

Shanghai Pudong will have Emirates and China Southern operating A380 routes.

( I should have remembered this, I flew through both airports last year )

[EKA380]

not initials

it is in the S* of this country and the N* of this country shares the same name.

*geographically

[brianw999]

Incheon International Airport, South Korea.

It replaced Gimpo International.

[EKA380]

yes over to you sir

[brianw999]

A slightly breathtaking airport outside of Europe with lots of airlines...but only one European destination.

[ced ampo]

Ninoy Aquino International Airport, Philippines? (RPLL)
KLM operates the only European Destination, Amsterdam, and it's served by 37(?) airlines.

[brianw999]

Amsterdam is the European destination but not KLM and and not Ninoy Aquino International.

[brianw999]

...and it's in the northern hemisphere.

What might make it slightly breathtaking, especially for an old man like me ?