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Study Whatty:  IATA/ICAO Airport Codes
(IATA & ICAO Airport Code Flash Cards)

IATA Rating

Main Menu

Study Whatty: IATA-ICAO (Picture 1)

 

Start Menu

Study Whatty: IATA-ICAO (Picture 2)

 

Flash Card (City & Airport Name)

Study Whatty: IATA-ICAO (Picture 3)

 

Flash Card (IATA/ICAO Codes Revealed)

Study Whatty: IATA-ICAO (Picture 4)

 

Flash Card (Reversed - Codes First)

Study Whatty: IATA-ICAO (Picture 5)

Description:
     Are you in the airline industry or thinking about entering it? Then you know that you will have to memorize the 3-digit IATA (International Air Transport Association) and possibly 4-digit ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) airport codes. These are the codes that represent an airport. Use this app to memorize the IATA/ICAO airport codes, names of the airports and where they are located.

     So you think you know these?
     - Where is MCO? That's the Orlando International Airport but what does the MCO stand for? It is McCoy Orlando because it used to be McCoy air force base.  You need to know that.  It could be referred to as "OIA", "Orlando International Airport", "MCO" or "KMCO".

     - Did you know that most US airports have a 3-digit code like COD but their 4-digit code just uses a K in front of it like KCOD? It's easy to go between them.

     - Did you know that some airports have completely different codes like FCA and KGPI for Kallispell, Montana, USA? This is tough to know.  This app helps you learn.

     - What about the names of the airports themselves? When someone wants to go to JFK airport, then you need to know the code and the airport name.

    

       We have you covered. The flashcards shows the information you need to succeed.


     Version 1.0 supports both domestic US and international codes for:
     - Alaska Airlines
     - Allegiant Air
     - Frontier Airlines
     - Hawaiian Airlines
     - JetBlue Airways
     - Southwest Airlines
     - Spirit Airlines
     - Silver Airways
     - Sun Country Airlines
     - United Airlines (Domestic USA only for now)

     In the future more airlines will be added. If you have a suggestion, let us know.

 

     - This app is part of the "Study Whatty" series.  By using it's engine there is the possibility of adding other games like trivia, word games, match games and more.  You can look at the "Study Whatty: Poker Drills" app we did for some of the other games that the engine supports.  The price is reduced now as it's just flash cards, but if there other games do get added, then the price will go up.  By getting the app now, you are entitled to future updates. 

 

Gameplay Footage

 

 

 

BLOG OF UPDATES

      SlifkerGames' "Study Whatty:  IATA/ICAO Airport Codes - FLASH CARDS" version 1.70 is now live on the Google Play Store (Android).  This fixes issues that made it non-compliant with some of the recent Play Store guidelines.  The reason is that they constantly change things, so developers must keep constaltly change things too.  Unfortunately, this also means that your saved data is no longer good.  You will have to delete your saved data on your Android device.  Then, you could also delete the app, redownload the app and reinstall the app just to be safe.  Sorry about that.

      If using Android 13 (other versions may be slightly different), click on 'settings' (that is the gear icon at the top of screen), click on 'apps', click on the name of the game, click on 'storage', click on 'clear cache', click on 'clear data', click on 'storage' at the top of the screen to go back one screen, click on 'uninstall'.  Then if you want, redownload and reinstall the game.  Finally, follow the instructions that come next.  Your 'pro store' should look like picture D when all is done and good.

 

     To see if your app's data is good or bad, do this.  From the main menu, click on the 'pro store' button.  Picture A.

A) 'Pro Store' Button (From Main Menu of Any of Our Apps.)

IAP-Pro Store

 

      Next, when inside the app's 'pro store', see which of the following three pictures it looks like:  picture B, C or D.  If it looks like picture D, then you are good.

B) Old IAP 'Pro Store' (You Must Now Delete Data and Reinstall App.)

(You have old version of the app and data is bad.)

IAP-1

 

C) New IAP 'Pro Store' (You Must Now Delete Data and Reinstall App.)

(You have new version of app but data is bad.  The 'restore' button is not shown.)

IAP-No Restore Bar

 

D) New IAP 'Pro Store' (This is what it should look like.)

(You have the new version of the app and the data is good.)

  IAP-2

 

      If your 'pro store' looks like picture B, then that is the old 'pro store'.  It also means you have an old version of the app.  You will need to follow the instructions to clear out any data on the Android device.  Note, this will also delete any saved games.  Sorry about that.

      If your 'pro store' looks like the picture C, then you have the updated app version.  However, the 'pro store' button doesn't do anything after clicking on it and the 'restore' bar is not there.  You will need to follow the instructions to clear out any data on the Android device.  Note, this will also delete any saved games.  Sorry about that.

      If your 'pro store' looks like the picture D, then you are good.  You want your 'pro store' to look like the picture with the two bars.

 

      If you have previously purchased the app, then the 'sold' tag will be shown and the price should not be shown.

      Clicking on the 'restore' button will re-ping the server to see if you own the app or not. You could do that if you have purchased the app, but it does not indicate it.  Any other times it will appear to do nothing because it has alrady verified that the information was already correct.  Some apps will show this option and others won't.  It used to be a requirement from the stores to show this, but now it's mostly an option.  I am choosing to include the 'restore' button just in case, but really it is not needed anymore.  The information gets pinged regardless.

 

      The minimum API to run the game is now Android 10.

      I will get the other non-android versions of the game to the other stores soon.

 

      SlifkerGames' "Study Whatty:  IATA/ICAO Airport Codes - FLASH CARDS" version 1.50 is now live on the  Microsoft Store (UWP).  There was a minor update fix to allow ARM devices to play it.  Nothing else changed.

 

      "Study Whatty:  IATA/ICAO Airport Codes - FLASH CARDS" version 1.40 was uploaded to the Google Play Store (Android/Chrome) and Microsoft Store (UWP).  Be sure to check it out for help remembering airport codes for pilots, stewardesses and other airline personnel.

 

      "Study Whatty:  IATA/ICAO Airport Codes - FLASH CARDS" version 1.22 was uploaded to the Google Play Store (Android) and Microsoft Store (UWP Windows 10).  This fixed a bug where you could "see through" the background messing up the game.  It is now fixed.

 

      "Study Whatty:  IATA/ICAO Airport Codes - FLASH CARDS" was  uploaded to the Google Play Store (Android) and Microsoft Store (UWP Windows 10).  Screenshots and videos were uploaded to YouTube, FaceBook and here.

Alphabet Google Android:
 - Android 10+ (Quince Tart) (API 29+).
 - ARM or ARM64.
 - OpenGL ES2.0+, OpenGL ES3.0+, Vulkan.
 - 1GB+ RAM.


Alphabet Chrome OS:
 - Most Chromebook models starting from late 2016 should have the Google Play Store pre-installed to be able to download and run Android or Chrome apps.
 - There are some Chromebook models that will run Linux apps natively as well.

Apple iOS (iPhone/iPad):
 - Apple iOS 12.0+.
 - Metal graphics.

Apple Macintosh:
 - macOS 10.13+ (High Sierra)
 - Apple Silicon, x64 with SSE2.
 - Metal capable Intel & AMD GPUs.

Linux:
 - Ubuntu 20.04+, Ubunti 18.04, CentOS 7 or Steam OS.
 - x64 with SSE instruction set.
 - OpenGL 3.2+, Vulkan capable.


Microsoft Windows (EXE):
 
- Window 7 (SP1+) +.
- x86, x64 with SSE2 instruction set.
- DX10, DX11 or DX12.
- This will work on Windows operating systems after Windows 7 (Windows 10 & 11).


Microsoft Windows 10/11 (UWP):
 
- Windows 10 or Windows 11.
 - x86, x64 with SSE2 or ARM, ARM64.
 - DX10, DX11 or DX12 GPUs.
 - This version will not work on Windows operating systems before Windows 10 (See .exe).

Windows 10/11 (Linux):
 
- Newer build versions of Windows 10 can run Linux apps but may require addtional setup first (WSL).
 - Windows 11 can run Linux apps (WSL) and Android apps but may require additional setup first (App Store).
 - "Windows Subsystem for Linux" (WSL) is available on the Windows Store.
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