Can you tell which country you've landed in by the smell?
For example, in India, a smoky, spicy scent hits you when you get off the plane.
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At larger airports it usually smells like exhaust gases and the like.
And even if I could probably not distinguish India from Pakistan or other countries with similar cuisine at the smell.
Yes, I would recognize the smell of Cologne in downtown.