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Airports

List of Michigan airports with identification codes, role and traffic, grouped by type
Group	contents of template	FAA	IATA	ICAO	Airport name	Role	Enpl.
XXXX	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
	Alpena	APN	APN	KAPN	Alpena County Regional Airport	P-N	10,031
	Detroit	DTW	DTW	KDTW	Detroit Metropolitan Airport	P-L	16,847,135
	Escanaba	ESC	ESC	KESC	Delta County Airport	P-N	16,822
	Flint	FNT	FNT	KFNT	Bishop International Airport	P-S	398,508
	Grand Rapids	GRR	GRR	KGRR	Gerald R. Ford International Airport	P-S	1,334,979
	Hancock	CMX	CMX	KCMX	Houghton County Memorial Airport	P-N	25,439
	Iron Mountain	IMT	IMT	KIMT	Ford Airport	P-N	12,604
Kalamazoo	AZO	AZO	KAZO	Kalamazoo/Battle Creek International Airport	P-N	154,242
Lansing	LAN	LAN	KLAN	Capital Region International Airport (was Lansing Capital City)	P-N	161,863

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Standard Italian is widely used in Lombard-speaking areas. However, the status of Lombard is quite different in the Swiss and Italian areas, such that the Swiss areas have now become the real stronghold of Lombard.

In Switzerland

In the Swiss areas, the local Lombard varieties are generally better preserved and more vital than in Italy. No negative feelings are associated with the use of Lombard in everyday life, even with complete strangers. Some radio and television programmes, particularly comedies, are occasionally broadcast by the Swiss Italian-speaking broadcasting company in Lombard. Moreover, it is common for people from the street to answer in Lombard in spontaneous interviews. Even some television ads in Lombard have been reported. The major research institution working on Lombard dialects is located in Bellinzona, Switzerland (CDE - Centro di dialettologia e di etnografia, a governmental (cantonal) institution); there is no comparable institution in Italy. In December 2004, the CDE released a dictionary in five volumes, covering all the Lombard varieties spoken in the Swiss areas.<ref>"Lessico dialettale della Svizzera italiana (LSI)" [Dialectical Lexicon of Italian Switzerland (LSI)], Centro di dialettologia e di etnografia (in Italian), archived from the original on 2005-11-23