About AeroGuide Hub
About AeroGuide Hub
AeroGuide Hub is an independent reference for travellers who want a quick, consistent read on an airport before they fly. Every guide covers the same essentials. Terminals and concourses. Lounges and amenities. Ground transport. A practical tips section. The point is that you spend less time hunting across forums and more time on the trip itself.
Where the data comes from
The first dataset behind AeroGuide Hub is the OpenFlights Airport, Airline and Route Database (https://openflights.org/data.html), an openly licensed (ODbL) collection of more than ten thousand airports and several thousand airlines, plus the published route network linking them. We use OpenFlights for IATA and ICAO codes, geographic coordinates, time-zone data and the route adjacency that powers our network views and rankings. Where OpenFlights is incomplete or out of date for an individual airport, we cross-reference public airport-operator websites and Wikipedia or Wikidata for descriptive context.
How the guides are put together
Every airport, airline, country and city page is rendered server-side from the seeded dataset at request time. We use a structured template that mixes the airport-specific data points (codes, elevation, time zone, route counts) with general guidance that applies to airports of similar size, and then layers in the destination list from the actual route schedule. That gives us consistent guides across hundreds of airports without inventing facts.
What this site is not
Schedules change. AeroGuide Hub is a planning aid, not a live source for flight times, gates or fares. Always confirm the current schedule with your airline and the official airport operator before you travel, and check entry, transit and visa requirements with your government and the destination country.
Get in touch
Spotted a mistake or want to suggest an addition? The contact page has a short form for corrections, editorial suggestions and press enquiries. We read every message and we update fast when the source is something we can verify.