Among a bunch of other services, the company I work for offers a database of locations and travel/tourism based info. Airports, attractions, etc, and I'm the le

Among a bunch of other services, the company I work for offers a database of locations and travel/tourism based info. Airports, attractions, etc, and I'm the lead on that. Twice over 5 years I've gotten phone calls involving our CEO and a higher-up at an airline who was absolutely furious that we had been advertising London International Airport (YXU) as somewhere in Canada for a long time. I still remember how funny it was having to tell them to look up YXU on Wikipedia, and that they probably meant to search for "London Heathrow Airport" (LHR). I wonder if we still get those angry calls, but now people know the answer before it reaches me. I've also made a similar mistake years ago. I was excitedly looking for a nonexistent building in the University of Miami (Florida), because I found online that the Miami University had a star-gazing club open to the public that met at 10pm once a month. Miami University is in Ohio... :(