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Also known as dot aero, aero

dominio di primo livello

Key facts

Top level domain.name
aero
Top level domain.image
Dotaero.png
Top level domain.type
Sponsored top-level domain
Top level domain.status
Active
Top level domain.registry
SITA INC B.V. (registry agreement ends in December, 2005 and new registry operator is being sought)
Top level domain.sponsor
SITA SC; a Dot Aero Council was formed to take input from community; various industry associations have partner status
Top level domain.intendeduse
Airlines, airports, and other parts of the air-travel industry
Top level domain.actualuse
Players in this industry seem to be using it, further usage just like .com, .info and other TLDs
Top level domain.restrictions
Credentials of applicants are checked before registration is permitted, but then any domain can be registered
Top level domain.structure
Some categories of users can register at the second level and others at the third level within appropriate second level names; some industry codes such as those of airports and airlines were automatically linked to appropriate sites even if unregistered
Top level domain.document
ICANN registry agreement
Top level domain.disputepolicy
UDRP, Charter Eligibility Dispute Resolution Procedure (CEDRP)

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Wikidata facts

Official website
www.information.aero
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inception
2002-03-17
sponsor
SITA
maintained by
SITA
Sources (2)

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Article · Italiano

.aero è un dominio di primo livello generico, introdotto nel 2002.Attualmente il registro è tenuto dalla Société Internationale de Télécommunications Aéronautiques (SITA). È un dominio creato appositamente per un settore industriale: l'aviazione. L'uso, infatti, è riservato alle aziende, associazioni, enti, compagnie o persone che lavorano in questo ambito.I di due o tre lettere sono concessi rispettivamente secondo i codici vettore IATA ed i codici aeroportuali IATA.

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