Airport Code Lookup (IATA & ICAO Codes)

How to Search for an Airport Code

1. Open the search box Click into the search field at the top of the page.
2. Type what you know Enter an airport name, city, country, or an IATA/ICAO code — whatever you have on hand.
3. Review the filtered table The airport, city, country, IATA, and ICAO columns narrow down as you type.
4. Use the code for your purpose Copy the code straight into a booking confirmation, a cargo or mail form, or your connecting-flight notes.

Tips for getting more out of it

• Type an airport name, city, country, or IATA/ICAO code into the search box — matches are filtered instantly and case-insensitively.
• Flight tickets and e-tickets usually show destinations as a 3-letter IATA code, so you can look up the airport from the code itself, not just the city name.
• Cargo and international mail slips sometimes use the 4-letter ICAO code instead, so having both codes side by side makes cross-checking easier.
• When a city has multiple airports (like Tokyo's Narita and Haneda, or Osaka's Kansai and Itami), searching by city name lets you compare all of them at once.
• Before a business trip, jot down the IATA codes of your connecting airports in advance so you can read local signage more quickly.