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 That same user also deletes the word Taiwan from Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport even though that is the official name!!!!! Talk about being too politically correct. -   

 Same happened to you?? That user wants us to ""stop meddling into Singapore's business!""   

 This is a Singaporean IP address (), so it's our business, not that any other nationals can't change it. It is Wikipedia after all. -  

 ==John F. Kennedy International== 

 If you can name Charles De Gaulle Airport in full, then you should name John F. Kennedy International Airport in full too. Give that guy some respect. -   

 http://www.kennedyairport.com/CommutingTravel/airports/html/ken_facts.html Official site states the full name. 

 ==Consensus?== 
 For Singapore Changi Airport, a user keeps removing ""Taiwan"" from one of the names of it's international airports. And he said ""the majority of singaporeans editors have agreed upon this and if you are unhappy about it...it is just too bad"". I want to clarify, is there a consensus at all in the first place? -   

 ==Trivia Section== 

 I added a Trivia section, to liven up the article. I bet no one knew about the second point in the Trivia section! -   

 ==Revert== 
 I reverted some edits by an anon user. The formatting for disambiguation has been standardized across airport articles. Only cities with multiple major airports should be disambiguated (not Jakarta); also there shouldn't be all the extra spaces. I removed the trivia section as well. While those items could be put elsewhere in the article, trivia sections are undesirable. In fact, there's a template to tag trivia sections for removal,  

 Finally, regarding the Taipei airport controversy (I would think people could find better things to argue about), I removed Taiwan. While I couldn't care less about the political correctness argument that one user makes (as well as claiming ownership of the article, which is not allowed), we've tried to make airport disambiguations as concise as possible. When possible, only one word should be used. Since Taipei-Taoyuan clarifies without any doubt which airport it is referring to, there's no need to add ""Taiwan"". JFK airport is done the same way (JFK or Kennedy instead of John F. Kennedy).   "