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On time isn't important to me as I only take overnight trips, but I see your point.

CHI is indeed a city code for the airline industry,as NYC is for the New York metro area. There is a difference between city codes and airport codes as I explained earlier. Whether an airport is located within city limits has no bearing on the CITY code.

SDF for Louisville-Standiford Field. Few get that. OAJ for Jacksonville,NC. O for the county and J for Jacksonville. JAX was in use for Jacksonville,Fl. How about BOB for Bora Bora.

ORD for O'Hare,named for another service member. CHI is actually the city code. Folks on occasion confuse city codes and airport codes. BAL is another-long ago it was BAL but was changed to BWI for Baltimore-Washington DC Int'l.

IAH is Int'l Airport Houston and Hobby is primarily used for domestic flights. I believe Hobby was named after a former governor. After spending 32 years in the airline industry,I learned that some airport codes have literally nothing to do with the city name. TYS for Knoxville is one that comes...