Aeroport Name in their Country Language. How they Call it?
Alsatia (Alsace), Antwerp (Antwerpen), Archangel (Arkhangelsk), Basle (Basel), Bavaria (Bayern), Berne (Bern), Black Forest (Schwarzwald), Black Sea (Sortehavet), Bohemia (Boehmen), Bohemian Forest (Boehmerwald), Brittany (Bretagne), Bruges (Brugge), Brussels (Bruxelles), Bucarest (Bucharest (Bukarest), Burgundy (Bourgogne), Cairo (Kairo), Carinthia (Kaernten), Cordova (Cordoba), Crete/Crete (Kreta), Danube (Donau), Dunkirk (Dunkerque), Euxine Sea (Black Sea) (Sortehavet), Flanders (Flandern), Galicia (Galicien), Geneva (Geneve), Genoa (Genova), Ghent (Gent), Gothenburg (Goeteborg), Hanover (Hannover), Lake Of Constance (Bodensee), Lake Of Geneva (Genevesee), Lake Of Lucerne (Vierwaldstaettersee), Latvia (Letland), Leghorn (Livorno), Lettonia (Letland), Lithuania (Litauen), Low Countries (Nederlandene), Lower Bavaria (Niederbayern), Lower Franconia (Niederfranken), Lower Saxony (Niedersachsen), Lucerne (Luzern), Lusatia (Lausitz), Lyons (Lyon), Mantua (Mantova), Marseilles (Marseille), Mecca (Mekka), Moravia (Maehren), Moscow (Moskva), Munich (Muenchen), Naples (Napoli), North Rhine Westphalia (Nordrhein-Westfalen), Nuremberg (Nuernberg), Ostend (Oostende), Padua (Padova), Palatinate Forest (Pfaelzer Wald), Pomerania (Pommern), Prague (Prag), Prussia (Preussen), Ratisbon (Regensburg), Rhineland Palatinate (Rheinland-Pfalz), Saarland-West Palatinate (Saarland-Westpfalz), Saxony (Sachsen), Styria (Steiermark), Swabia (Schwaben), The-Hague (Den-Haag, 's Gravenhaag), The Tagus (Tejo), Thuringia (Thueringen), Thuringian Forest (Thueringer Wald), Bavaria (Bayern), Palatinate (Pfalz), Upsal (Uppsala), Venice (Venezia (Venedig), Vistula (Wisla), Warsaw (Warszawa), Westphalia (Westfalen), Zealand (Sjaelland).
almaty, alma-ata | amsterdam, amstardam, amsterdamas (lithuanian), amsterda`o (portuguese), amsterodam (czech), amszterdam (hungarian) | ankara | athens, afiny (russian, ukrainian), atena (croatian, romanian), atene (italian) | baku, baky (turkish) | barcelona (portuguese, spanish, polish), barna (spanish), barselona (lithuanian, russian, serbian, turkish, ukrainian) | beograd belgrade, belehrad (czech), belehrad (slovak), belgrad (bulgarian, finnish, german, macedonian, polish, romanian, russian, turkish), belgrad (hungarian), belgrada (latvian), belgradas (lithuanian) | berlin, berliin (estonian) | bologna, bologna (italian, romanian), bologne (french), bolonia (polish, spanish), bolonija (lithuanian), bolonja (serbian), bolonya (turkish) | bratislava, bratislava (czech, dutch, finnish, french, german, italian, lithuanian, portuguese, romanian, slovak, swedish), bratyslava (ukrainian), bratyslawa (polish), pozsony (hungarian) | brussels, brisel (macedonian, serbian), brisele (latvian), briuselis (lithuanian), brueksel (turkish), bruksela (polish), brusel (czech, slovak) | bucharest, bucarest (french, italian, spanish), bucureshti (romanian), bukarest (danish, finnish, german, hungarian, swedish), bukareshtas (lithuanian), bukareste (latvian), bukareszt (polish) | budapest, budapest (italian, german, hungarian), budapesht (russian, ukrainian), budapesht( (czech, slovak), budapeshta (bulgarian), budapesta (romanian), budapeshtas (lithuanian) | cologne, cologne (french), colonia (italian, spanish), colonia (portuguese), keln (serbian), kelnas (lithianian), kyol'n (russian, ukrainian), koeln | copenhagen, copenaghen (italian), copenhaga (portuguese, romanian), copenhague (french, spanish), kobenhaven (slovene), koebenhavn (danish, norwegian), kodanj (czech, slovak) | dublin, dablin (serbian), dublinas (lithuanian) | edinburgh, edimbourg (french), edimburgo (italian, portuguese), edinburga (latvian), edinburgas (lithuanian) | florence, firenca (croatian, serbian), firenze (finnish, hungarian, italian), floransa (turkish), florencia (slovak, spanish), florencie (czech), florencija (lithuanian), florencja (polish) | frankfurt, francfort (catalan), francfort del meno (spanish), francfort-sur-le-main (french), francoforte sobre o meno (portuguese), francoforte sul meno (italian), frankfurt am main (german), frankfurtas prie maino (lithuanian) | geneva, cenevre (turkish), genebra (portuguese), geneve (dutch), geneve (finnish), geneve (french), genevra (romansh), genewa (polish), genf (german, hungarian), ginebra (catalan, spanish), ginevra (italian) | genoa, cenova (turkish), djenova (serbian), genes (french), genova (catalan), genova (finnish, italian, romanian), genova (portuguese), genova (spanish), genua (dutch, german, polish), genuja (lithuanian), janov (czech, slovak) | gothenburg, gioteburgas (lithuanian), goeteborg (polish), goeteborg (finnish, german, swedish), goeteburg (turkish), gotemburgo (portuguese, spanish), gotenburg | hamburg, amburgo (italian), gamburg (russian), hamborg (danish, swedish), hambourg (french), hamburg (croatian, danish, estonian, german, hungarian) | hanover, ganover (russian), hannover (dutch, finnish, german, italian), hanover (portuguese), hanover (spanish), hanoveris (lithuanian), hanovra (romanian), hanovre (french), hanower (polish) | helsinki, helsingfors (danish, swedish), helsingi (estonian), hel'sinki (bulgarian, russian, ukrainian), helsinki (finnish, italian, polish), helsinkis (lithuanian), helsinky (czech) | innsbruck, innsbruck (german), inomost (slovene), inomosti / inshpruk (czech), insbrukas (lithuanian) | istanbul, istambul (croatian, italian, portuguese, serbian), istanbul / stambul (armenian, polish), istanbul (romanian), yistanbul (turkish), isztambul (hungarian) | kiev, kyiv (ukrainian), kiev (italian, portuguese, spanish), kiew (german), kijev (croatian, hungarian, serbian, slovene), kijeva (latvian), kijevas (lithuanian), kijow (polish) | lisbon, lisabon (czech, slovak, croatian, serbian), lisabona (lithuanian, romanian), lisboa (portuguese, spanish), lisbona (italian), lisbonne (french), lissabon (danish, dutch, finnish, german, russian) | london, landan (arabic), londen (dutch), londona (latvian), londonas (lithuanian), londra (italian, romanian, turkish), londres (catalan, french, portuguese, spanish) | madrid, madrid (french, italian, spanish), madridas (lithuanian), madryt (polish) | marseilles, marseille (french), marsel' (russian), marselha (portuguese), marselj (serbian), marsella (spanish), marsiglia (italian), marsilha (provencal), marsilia (romanian), marsilya (turkish), marsylia (polish) | milan, mailand (german), mediolan (polish), milaan (dutch), milan (czech, spanish), milano (croatian, italian, romanian, serbian, turkish), milano (greek, slovak) | minsk, mensk (belarusian), minsk (russian), min'sk (polish, ukrainian), minszk (hungarian), minskas (lithuanian) | munich, minhen (serbian), miunchenas (lithuanian), mjunkhen (bulgarian, russian, ukrainian), mnichov (czech), mnichov (slovak), monachium (polish), monaco di baviera (italian), monakho (greek), muenchen | naples, napels (dutch), napoles (portuguese, spanish), napoli (italian, finnish, romanian, turkish), napoly (hungarian), napulj (croatian, serbian), neapel (german), neapolis (lithuanian), neapol | nice, nica (catalan), nicea (polish), nikea (greek), nis (turkish), nisa (romanian), niza (spanish), nizza (italian, finnish, german, hungarian), nica (lithuanian) | oslo, oslo (danish, dutch, finnish, french, german, italian, norwegian, polish, romanian, spanish, swedish), oslas (lithuanian) | paris, parigi (italian), pariis (estonian), pariisi (finnish), parijs (dutch), paris (catalan, spanish), paris (french, norwegian) parisi (greek), parizh (bulgarian, russian), pariz (croatian) | prague, praha (czech, finnish, norwegian, slovak, ukrainian, lithuanian), praag (dutch), prag (croatian, danish, german, serbian, swedish, turkish), praga (greek, hungarian), praga (bulgarian, catalan, italian, polish, portuguese) | rome, rim (bulgarian, croatian, serbian, russian), rim (slovak), rzim (czech), rom (german), romi (greek), roma (hungarian), roma (catalan, italian, lithuanian, latvian, norwegian, portuguese, romanian, spanish, turkish) | salzburg, salisburgo (italian), salzbourg (french), salzburg (german, slovene), salzburgo (spanish), solnograd (slovene), solnohrad (czech), zalcburgas (lithuanian) | sofia, sofia (greek, portuguese), sofia (italian), sofia (spanish), sofija (bulgarian, croatian, russian, serbian, slovene, ukrainian, lithuanian), sofya (turkish), szofia (hungarian) | stockholm, estocolm (catalan), estocolmo (portuguese, spanish), stoccolma (italian), stockholm (norwegian, slovene, swedish), stokgol'm (russian), shtokholm (serbian, slovak), stokhol'm (ukrainian), stokholma | strasbourg, estrasburgo (portuguese, spanish), schdroosburi / strossburi (alsatian), straatsburg (dutch), strasbourg (french, norwegian, slovene), strasburg (polish), shtrasburg (slovak), strasburgo (italian), shtrasburk (czech), shtrassburg (russian), strassburg (finnish) | stuttgart, shtihrad (czech), stoccarda (italian), stuttgart (german, norwegian, slovene), shtutgart (russian), shtutgartas (lithuanian) | tallinn, rewal / tallin (polish), talinas (lithuanian), taljin (serbian), tallin (norwegian, russian, swedish, slovak, spanish) | tashkent, tashqand (arabic), tasjkent (dutch, swedish), tachkent (french), taskent (hungarian), taszkient / taszkent (polish), tashkent (russian, ukrainian, slovak, croatian, serbian), tashkent (romanian, turkish), toshkent (uzbek) | tbilisi, tbilissi (french), tbilisi (georgian, italian, romanian, slovene), tiflis (german, spanish, turkish), tbiliszi (hungarian), tibilisi / tyflis (polish) | thessaloniki / saloniki, solun' (czech), thessalonique (french), saloniki (german, polish), salonicco / tessalonica (italian), salonic (romanian), selanik (turkish), solun (slovak), solun (bulgarian, croatian) | tirana, tiranë / tirana | venice, benatky (czech, slovak), benetke (slovene), velence (hungarian), venecia (catalan), venecia (spanish), venecija (bulgarian, croatian, serbian, russian, ukrainian, lithuanian) | vienna, bech (croatian, serbian), becs (hungarian), dunaj (slovene), vena (russian, ukrainian), viine (latvian), viden' (czech), vieden' (slovak), viena (catalan, lithuanian, portuguese, spanish, romanian), vienna (italian), vienne (french) | vilnius, vilna (italian, spanish, slovene, finnish, norwegian, russian), vil'nja / vil'njus (belarusian), vil'njus (russian, ukrainian), vilnjus (serbian), vilno (czech, russian), wilna (german) | warsaw, varshava (belarusian, czech, croatian, russian, serbian, slovak, slovene, ukrainian), varsavia (italian), varso (hungarian), varsova (finnish), varshova (turkish), varsovia (spanish) | yerevan, erevan (french, romanian, slovene), jerewan / eriwan (german), jerevan (hungarian), erewan (polish), jerevan (czech, finnish, russian, ukrainian, slovak, serbian), erevan (spanish), erivan (turkish) | zagreb, zahrzeb (czech), zahreb (slovak), zagrab (hungarian), zagabria (italian), zagrzeb (polish), zagreb (slovene), zagrep (turkish), zahreb (ukrainian), zagreb (serbian), zagrebas (lithuanian) | zurich, cirih (serbian), ciurichas (lithuanian), cjurikh (russian, ukrainian), curych (czech), turitg (romansh), zurich (french), zuerich (german, finnish, slovene, swedish), zurich (spanish), zurigo (italian), zuerih.
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