Listed are links to AIPs of countries, state unions, federations etc.
This means that some countries have their own link, despite being in a state union (for example, England and the United Kingdom, or Serbia and Montenegro).
Also, overseas territories (like French Polynesia) and some sovereign territories (like Akrotiri) are listed.
Even more, aviation unions are listed aswell, like ASECNA, COCESNA etc.
Color coded for easy identification of type of AIP.

Green if:

• A dedicated, publicly available internet link exists for the AIP publication and
• if a login is required, we have credentials

Yellow if:

• A dedicated, publicly available internet link exists for the AIP publication but
• we do not have credentials, or
• No publicly available internet link exists for the AIP publication and
• we receive a CD and host the electronic AIP internally

If both a dedicated, publicly available internet link exists for the AIP publication AND we receive a CD and host the electronic AIP internally, the link always points to the publicly available internet link with a green label.

Red if:

• Either a publicly available internet link exists for the AIP publication but
• we do not have credentials, or
• no publicly available internet link exists for the AIP publication and
• we do not receive a CD and host the electronic AIP internally, or
• the AIP does not exist at all in electronic form

Black if:

• No information at all, neither electronically nor physically, exists or
• Either a publicly available internet link exists for the AIP publication but
• we do not have credentials, or
• no publicly available internet link exists for the AIP publication and
• we do not receive a CD and host the electronic AIP internally, or
• the AIP does not exist at all in electronic form

Some countries do not have an airport at all and are not relevant for aviation, despite being under FIR jurisdiction. For example the Pitcairn Islands, which do not have an airport and can only be reached by amphibious planes and helicopters, are under the New Zealand FIR jurisdiction but have no relevant information. Thus they are listed with the relevant ICAO two letter code but under "no information at all". Others, like the Gaza Strip, have unserviceable airports and then others like Ascension Island have an Airport but such specific operations that no information is available anywhere. Finally, places like the Heard and McDonald Islands, which aren't inhabited at all and do not feature any infrastructure whatsoever, are simply listed for completeness.

Missing countries:

• Antarctica
• CENOR FLIP
• Clipperton Island
• Cocos (Keeling) Islands
• Coral Sea Islands
• French Southern and Antarctic Lands
• GEMIL
• Heard Island and McDonald Islands
• Jan Mayen
• Navassa Island
• Paracel Islands
• Spratly Islands
• United Kingdom Military