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Blown Tire On United Plane At DIA After Rough Landing
DENVER (CBS4)– A United Express flight had a rough landing at Denver International Airport on Tuesday morning. A blown tire could be seen on the plane on the runway after it landed about 7:30 a.m. The United Express flight 4756 was operated by Trans State Airlines, a regional carrier. (denver.cbslocal.com) さらに...
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DEN not DIA. The news source should use the correct IATA nomenclature and not some made up drivel.
Judging by the number of other articles featuring "DIA", looks like the locals use DIA when referring to Denver International Airport -- but your point is accurate and one I agree with, let's use KDEN when speaking to an aviation-orientated audience.
The article wasn't intended for an 'aviation-oriented audience' as it was written by the local CBS affiliate in Denver. DIA is always how the airport is referred to locally. It would hardly make sense to call it "KDEN".
Yeah, Denver folk call it DIA. Ever since DIA became DEN, they kept the old acronym. In Kansas City, everybody calls the airport KCI, but the IATA code is MCI.
LOL... There is no KDIA in the US Anywhere.... Big Screw Up, and good catch.
That is one severe flat spot
