Well, your program crashed. It looks like a mere assertion, not a question.
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After inspecting airports.cpp of your source code I recommend that you read a good C++ book. A std::vector of objects member variable doesn't need any initialization in the ctor and no destruction in the dtor. And what the hell do you want to destroy with

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flights.~vector();

flights.~vector();

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There is an error in the airport1.txt file on line 90
SYD BNE 07:30 1:00
getline() reads it in as SYD BNE07:30 1:00 -- missing the space between BNE and 07:30. I re-typed the line and the program continued to work from there until the next error, which was at the destructor

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AllAirports::~AllAirports() {
    airports.~map();
}

AllAirports::~AllAirports() { airports.~map(); }

You can't explicitly call a c++ class's destructor like that because it will crash your program.

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