🧭 Methodology

📚 Sources and Data

Part of the technical information displayed on Aeropuertos.Net is obtained, cross-checked, or complemented using external sources specialized in the aviation sector.

These include independent projects such as AVcodes, which maintain databases covering IATA and ICAO codes, callsigns, and airline operators worldwide.

Platforms such as Avionio may also be used as complementary sources for consulting operational information related to flights, routes, airlines, and airports.

We also use services such as Google Places to obtain or validate certain geographic information, as well as open sources such as Wikipedia for general reference and contextual verification.

Whenever possible, data is cross-checked against official sources from airports, airlines, airport operators, aviation authorities, or public agencies.

⚙️ Infrastructure and Tools

Aeropuertos.Net relies on a range of technologies and services for its operation, maintenance, and development.

  • Hostinger, which provides the website’s hosting infrastructure.
  • Dynadot, used for domain registration and management.

For technical management and site maintenance, tools such as WinSCP are used to facilitate file transfer and server administration.

AI-assisted tools such as ChatGPT and Gemini are also used to support internal tasks related to analysis, information structuring, programming, and project development.

🧱 Core Technologies

Aeropuertos.Net is built on widely used web technologies for dynamic applications, including PHP, MySQL, and LiteSpeed, which support application execution, structured data storage, and efficient content delivery.

We deeply value the work of these initiatives, services, and technologies, which contribute in different ways to the development and maintenance of this project.

We also recognize the importance of open-source software and the technology communities that, directly or indirectly, make the development of Aeropuertos.Net possible.

Finally, this project is also made possible by open and global infrastructure such as the Internet, which enables access to, exchange of, and distribution of information on a worldwide scale.