8,803 airports · 1,108 airlines

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Type an IATA or ICAO code, a city, or an airline name and get the match instantly. Free, fast and no sign up.

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Popular airport codes

The codes travellers look up most, from Tokyo Haneda to Buenos Aires Aeroparque.

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Popular airline codes

The carriers people search for by code, each with its ICAO code, callsign and routes.

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Most connected airports

Ranked by how many nonstop pairs touch them in the open route dataset, not by passenger numbers.

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Everything a code can tell you

One page per airport, built to actually answer the question.

IATA and ICAO side by side

The 3-letter booking code and the 4-letter operational code for every airport, plus airline codes.

Location and elevation

City, country, continent, coordinates and field elevation, pulled from the public OurAirports dataset.

Free JSON API

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Most connected airlines

Ranked by scheduled routes in the open dataset, so a few legacy carriers still rank high.

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New to airport codes? An IATA code is the 3-letter code you see on your boarding pass and luggage tag (like JFK). An ICAO code is the 4-letter code air traffic control uses (like KJFK). Learn the difference in IATA vs ICAO.