List of airports by ICAO code: G

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GA - Mali

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GB - The Gambia

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GC - Canary Islands (Spain)

Also see airport category (Canary Islands) and list (Spain).

GE - Ceuta and Melilla (Spain)

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GF - Sierra Leone

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GG - Guinea-Bissau

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GL - Liberia

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GM - Morocco

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GO - Senegal

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GQ - Mauritania

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GS - Western Sahara

Note: These airports now also have ICAO codes starting with GM.[ citation needed ]

GU - Guinea

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GV - Cape Verde

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