The actual regulations of com-domains and the policies of almost all registries exclude domain names with two letters. The aero-domain is the great exception: SITA has convinced ICANN to permit aero-domains consisting of two letters at certain conditions.
Airlines or aircraft operator can register a specific aero-domain, which will be still more important in the future, when SITA is developping technical features as e.g. RFID.
They can register the 2-Letter-IATA-Code as aero-domain. Some airlines have already done this. They are a good example. Some airlines use the code in the communications with the passengers at tickets, leaflets or paint it at your airplanes.
SITA has released currently reserved special industry and other reserved domain names for registration by eligible members of the aviation community.
SITA has released many three-letter aero-domains, which have been reserved as IATA-Code for airports. Aero-domains with three letters are a good choice, if companies belonging to the aviation community are using acronyms.
Hans-Peter Oswald https://www.domainregistry.de/...
Airlines or aircraft operator can register a specific aero-domain, which will be still more important in the future, when SITA is developping technical features as e.g. RFID.
They can register the 2-Letter-IATA-Code as aero-domain. Some airlines have already done this. They are a good example. Some airlines use the code in the communications with the passengers at tickets, leaflets or paint it at your airplanes.
SITA has released currently reserved special industry and other reserved domain names for registration by eligible members of the aviation community.
SITA has released many three-letter aero-domains, which have been reserved as IATA-Code for airports. Aero-domains with three letters are a good choice, if companies belonging to the aviation community are using acronyms.
Hans-Peter Oswald https://www.domainregistry.de/...
