Kansas airport problem reports

2KS4 is duplicated in twice your database.

REF: 324921, IDENT: 2KS4, NAME: Davis Field

REF: 334323, IDENT: 2KS4, NAME: Mahoney Farm Airport

All duplicate GPS and IATI codes resolved

68KS is duplicated in twice your database.

REF: 338922, IDENT: 68KS, NAME: Willys Lake Airport

REF: 13110, IDENT: 68KS, NAME: Cloud 9 Airport

All duplicate GPS and IATI codes resolved

72KS is duplicated in twice your database.

REF: 332484, IDENT: 72KS, NAME: Hillbillies Airport

REF: 13725, IDENT: 72KS, NAME: Mount Muncie Airport

All duplicate GPS and IATI codes resolved

YTN

68KS is listed twice in the database. Once as 68KS - Cloud 9 Airpot and once as 68KS - Willys Lake Airport.

Runway 08-26 isn't in the FAA data, but is visible in the satellite imagery and appears in good condition. Updated the data for Runway 17-35 to match latest FAA data.

Since last year, hundreds of airports like K78 have had another K added to the front of the ID. All of these IDs contain numbers (1N1, I69, etc.). The convention used to be that only airports listed with ICAO began with the letter K; all other small local airports were 3 numbers/letters only. Did these airports suddenly decide to all register with ICAO? If not, why was the leading K added, and will it be removed to conform to what I understand to be international standards? Or did I miss something? Abilene is still K78 with airnav https://www.airnav.com/airport/k78

Thanks for the report. That's been the internal OurAirports identifier all along, though @Bill35 did update the GPS code. Fixed.