Can you name a non-UK airport with its three-letter IATA code?

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allason s

POS - port of spain trinidad

the attached link gives most of the airports in the world

http://www.airport-technology.com/codes/

ORK is Cork (Ireland)
DUB is Dublin

Johan from Sweden

ARN = Arlanda airport (sweden)
MMO = malmÃ¶ landvetter airport.
CPH = Copenhagen airport
ORD = Chicago O hare airport.
AMS = Amsterdam schiphol airport.
All airports has a three letter code. Some is very simular. Thats why some passenger find their lugage in a nother part of the world from where they are. Check in staff has simply made an error. Johan

F34

CPT - Cape Town, South Africa
DBN - Durban, SA
JHB - Johannesburg, SA
MPL - Montpellier, France

southrntrnzplnt

All airports have a 3 letter IATA code.....

William O

BCN - BARCELONA

Chell

LAX - Los Angeles
AKL - Auckland int - New Zealand
FLL - Fort Lauderdale Hollywood IntÂ´L Airport - USA
JNB - Joburg Int'l - South Africa
MHH - Marsh Harbour Intl - Bahamas
NBO - Nairobi Kenyatta - Kenya
ZUH - Zhuhai - China

ManUFan

FRA for Frankfurt/Germany

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There are a zillion airports with "three-letter IATA" codes all over the world and the majority of them are "non-UK". Here are a few just in the U.S. alone: DCA, GNV, BGM, ORD, MCO, PTH. Go to http://www.orbitz.com/pagedef/content/air/airportCodes.jsp?popupsDisabled=false to view a list of major cities in the U.S. Go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_airports_by_ICAO_code for a list of international airports (including UK and non-UK).

todd

CDG- Paris

AMS-Amsterdam

FCO-- Rome

Dogs'r'us

VLC - Valencia

taksidiotis

EZE (Buenos-Aires), GIG (Rio de Janeiro), SYD (Sydney) and I know more

Private_Jet_Charter

Here is a complete list of worldwide airports with both 3 and 4 letter identifiers: http://www.legfind.com/SiteMap.aspx?SiteMap=Airports

alienaviator

You know, this is a bit of a strange question! There are hundreds of thousands of answers to this. Every airport in the world has a 3-letter code. As an example, to ad to the list so far -

European -

LEI - Almeria
AGP - Malaga
CPH - Copenhagen
ALC - Alicante
FAO - Faro
LJU - Ljubljana
NCE - Nice
MUC - Munich
BIO - Bilbao
AMS - Amsterdam
PRG - Prague

Australian -

SYD - Sydney
MEL - Melbourne
ADL - Adelaide
BNK - Ballina
CNS - Cairns
CBR - Canberra
DRW - Darwin
OOL - Gold Coast
MQL - Mildura
PQQ - Port Macquarie
PER - Perth
PPP - Proserpine
TSV - Townsville
HBA - Hobart
KGI - Kalgoorlie
MCY - Maroochydore
BNE - Brisbane
GLT - Gladstone
GFF - Griffith
KNX - Kununurra

So, as you can see from my list, even little one-horse towns in the Australian outback have a 3 letter code. The list could go on and on and on forever.

Nessa*

IAD is Dulles international airport in Washington D.C.
JFK is in New York City, also an international airport.

luddite

KIX=Kansai International (Japan)
NRT=Narita (Japan)

Paul

IAD-Washington Dulles
BWI-Baltimore Washington International
DCA-Regan National Airport
DEN-Denver International Airport(DIA)
SAN-San Diego Lambert Field
ORD-Chicago O'Hare
TVC-Traverse City/Cherry Capital
MDW-Chicago Midway
LAX-Los Angeles International Airport
PWM-Portland International Jetport(maine)
PDX-Portland International Airport(oregon)
SFO-San Francisco International Airport
OAK-Oakland International Airport
SEA-Seattle International Airport
DFW-Dallas/Fort Woth International Airport
MIA-Miami International Airport
PHX-Phoenix Sky Harbor
PHL-Philadelphia International Airport
CLT-Charlotte International Airport
SLC-Salt Lake City International Aiport
MSP-Minneapolis St. Paul International Airport
DTW-Detroit Internantional Airport
BNA-Nashville International Airport
ATL-Atlanta International Airport
JFK-John F. Kennedy International Airport
LGA-La Guardia
EWR-Newark International Airport
MCO-Orlando Airport
MCI-Kansas City International Airport
IAH-Houston Intercontinental Airport
STL-St. Louis Lambert Field
BOS-Boston Logan Internaitonal airport
CMH-Columbus
CLE-Cleavland Hopkins International Airport
LAS-Las Vegas McCarren Airport
RNO-Reno
AUS-Austin
MSY-New Orleans International Airport
MKE-Milwaukee International Airport
MKG-Muskegon Regional Airport
MSO-Missoula
CRW-Charleston International Airport(west virginia)
PIT-Pittsburgh International Airport
BUF-Buffalo

Thats all that I can think of.

Pure Poison

gru - sao paulo
cgh- sao paulo
sdu- rio de janeiro
gig- rio de janeiro
cnf- belo horizonte
plu- belo horizonte
jfk, lga, ewr - new york

soccerknocker199

lax which is los angelas, atl which is atlanta jfk which is kennedy, lga which is i belive laguardia, orl which is orlando,

shaad2971

NO.
Sorry friend.

Baiocchi

CDG : Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport
NCE : Nice CÃ´te d'Azur Airport
YYZ : Toronto Pearson Airport
MIA : Miami International Airport

Christopher Griffin

yes. bos = boston logan intl

jfk = jfk airport, ny

lga = la guardia, ny

ewk = newark intl airport, nj

mke = milwaukee, wi

bed = hanscom air force base, ma

orh = worcester regional, ma

ore = orange muni, ma

59B = jackman (newton field), me (on the canadian border)

nrt = tokyo narita, japan

fco = rome intl - leonardo di vinci, italy

elf2002

JFK and LGA in New York
NEW is Newark
ADD is Addis Ababa
NBO is Nairobi
AMM is Amman, Jordan
BKK is Bangkok, Thailand
ABQ is Albuquerque, NM, USA
MEX is Mexico City
OHR is Chicago Ohare
IAD is Dulles in Washington DC
DUB is Dubai, UAE
ISL is Islamabad, Pakistan
JNB is Jo-burg, South Africa

What do you need to know?

flyingconfused

No, even if I knew what you were asking the answer would still be no.

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