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IATA Airport Codes - INI
IATA Airport Codes are three-letter alphabetic codes used to identify airports worldwide, managed by the International Air Transport Association. They are widely used throughout the aviation industry for flight bookings, baggage tags, and flight information displays. Currently, thousands of airports including major international hubs have been assigned IATA codes, serving as the standard identifier for international air transportation.
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International Air Transport Association
airport identification
air transport
[item.tokyo-haneda]
code=HND
slug=tokyo-haneda
name=Tokyo International Airport (Haneda Airport)
description=Japan's busiest airport, primarily handling domestic flights from Tokyo.
city=Tokyo
country=Japan
region=Asia
[item.narita-international]
code=NRT
slug=narita-international
name=Narita International Airport
description=An international airport in Chiba Prefecture serving as Tokyo's gateway for international flights.
city=Narita
country=Japan
region=Asia
[item.kansai-international]
code=KIX
slug=kansai-international
name=Kansai International Airport
description=An international airport for the Kansai region built on an artificial island in Osaka Bay.
city=Izumisano
country=Japan
region=Asia
[item.john-f-kennedy]
code=JFK
slug=john-f-kennedy
name=John F. Kennedy International Airport
description=New York City's flagship international airport named after President John F. Kennedy.
city=New York
country=United States
region=North America
[item.los-angeles-international]
code=LAX
slug=los-angeles-international
name=Los Angeles International Airport
description=The largest airport on the US West Coast and a major hub for transpacific routes.
city=Los Angeles
country=United States
region=North America
[item.ohare-international]
code=ORD
slug=ohare-international
name=O'Hare International Airport
description=Chicago's flagship airport and one of the world's major hub airports.
city=Chicago
country=United States
region=North America
[item.london-heathrow]
code=LHR
slug=london-heathrow
name=London Heathrow Airport
description=The UK's largest airport and a major aviation hub in Europe.
city=London
country=United Kingdom
region=Europe
[item.paris-charles-de-gaulle]
code=CDG
slug=paris-charles-de-gaulle
name=Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport
description=France's largest airport and the hub for Air France.
city=Paris
country=France
region=Europe
[item.frankfurt-am-main]
code=FRA
slug=frankfurt-am-main
name=Frankfurt am Main Airport
description=Germany's largest airport and the headquarters of Lufthansa.
city=Frankfurt
country=Germany
region=Europe
[item.amsterdam-schiphol]
code=AMS
slug=amsterdam-schiphol
name=Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
description=The Netherlands' largest airport and the hub for KLM Royal Dutch Airlines.
city=Amsterdam
country=Netherlands
region=Europe
[item.singapore-changi]
code=SIN
slug=singapore-changi
name=Singapore Changi Airport
description=One of the world's highest-rated airports and the hub for Singapore Airlines.
city=Singapore
country=Singapore
region=Asia
[item.hong-kong-international]
code=HKG
slug=hong-kong-international
name=Hong Kong International Airport
description=Hong Kong's main international airport and the hub for Cathay Pacific Airways.
city=Hong Kong
country=Hong Kong, China
region=Asia
[item.incheon-international]
code=ICN
slug=incheon-international
name=Incheon International Airport
description=Seoul's main international airport and the hub for Korean Air and Asiana Airlines.
city=Incheon
country=South Korea
region=Asia
[item.dubai-international]
code=DXB
slug=dubai-international
name=Dubai International Airport
description=The world's busiest international airport and the hub for Emirates.
city=Dubai
country=United Arab Emirates
region=Middle East
[item.sydney-kingsford-smith]
code=SYD
slug=sydney-kingsford-smith
name=Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport
description=Australia's largest airport and the hub for Qantas Airways.
city=Sydney
country=Australia
region=Oceania
[item.toronto-pearson]
code=YYZ
slug=toronto-pearson
name=Toronto Pearson International Airport
description=Canada's largest airport and the main hub for Air Canada.
city=Toronto
country=Canada
region=North America