Find Any Airport Code Worldwide
Instantly search IATA and ICAO codes for over 200 major airports around the world. Get detailed information including location, timezone, and coordinates.
Major International Airports
ATL
KATLHartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
Atlanta, United States
DXB
OMDBDubai International Airport
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
LAX
KLAXLos Angeles International Airport
Los Angeles, United States
ORD
KORDO'Hare International Airport
Chicago, United States
LHR
EGLLLondon Heathrow Airport
London, United Kingdom
HND
RJTTTokyo Haneda Airport
Tokyo, Japan
CDG
LFPGCharles de Gaulle Airport
Paris, France
ICN
RKSIIncheon International Airport
Seoul, South Korea
SIN
WSSSSingapore Changi Airport
Singapore, Singapore
JFK
KJFKJohn F. Kennedy International Airport
New York, United States
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Understanding Airport Codes
What is an IATA Code?
IATA codes are three-letter airport identifiers assigned by the International Air Transport Association. These codes are commonly used on tickets, baggage tags, and flight information displays. Examples include LAX (Los Angeles), JFK (New York), and LHR (London Heathrow).
What is an ICAO Code?
ICAO codes are four-letter airport identifiers assigned by the International Civil Aviation Organization. These codes are primarily used in air traffic control and flight planning. Examples include KLAX (Los Angeles), KJFK (New York), and EGLL (London Heathrow).