Florence Airport
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Florence Airport
I know this is probably a dumb question, but here goes: my airline tickets say that I'm flying into Peretola airport in Florence, but I've seen numerous references to the airport in Florence being named Amerigo Vespucchi. Are these different airports or one in the same?
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So, by that logic, does that mean Peretola is the name of the city Amerigo Vespucchi Airport is located in, i.e. it's a suburb of Florence? It's the "Peretola" that has me confused, not that the airport has the name of Amerigo Vespucchi.
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Hey, ThinGorjus, I always refer to EWR as Newark Liberty. It's my home airport and has been for 50 years and I've had no problem using it's new and improved name. The renaming after 9-11 is meaningful to me.
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>...makes me wonder why Air France uses an aiport designation that hasn't been valid for the past 15 years!<
If God had meant for it to be called Vespucci, she wouldn't have named it Peretola.
If God had meant for it to be called Vespucci, she wouldn't have named it Peretola.