Airport Code Abbreviations
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Three-letter IATA airport codes for the busiest and most-searched airports in the United States, Canada, Latin America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceania. IATA codes appear on tickets, boarding passes, baggage tags and departure boards, while pilots and air traffic controllers use separate four-letter ICAO codes, which are noted on each page. Many codes are obvious abbreviations of the city name, but others preserve the names of old airfields, military bases or radio stations.
| Abbreviation | Stands for | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ABQ | Albuquerque International Sunport | New Mexico's largest airport, about 4 miles southeast of downtown Albuquerque, known for its Pueblo Revival architecture and Native American art. |
| ADD | Addis Ababa Bole International Airport | Hub of Ethiopian Airlines, Africa's largest airline, located in Addis Ababa. |
| AGP | Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport | Gateway to Spain's Costa del Sol, located about 8 kilometers southwest of Málaga, and one of Spain's busiest airports. |
| AKL | Auckland Airport | New Zealand's largest and busiest airport and the main hub of Air New Zealand, located in Mangere about 21 kilometers south of central Auckland. |
| AMS | Amsterdam Airport Schiphol | Main hub of KLM and one of Europe's busiest airports, located about 15 kilometers southwest of Amsterdam. |
| ANC | Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport | Alaska's largest airport and one of the busiest cargo airports in the world, because it lies within about 9.5 hours' flying time of most of the industrialized world. |
| ARN | Stockholm Arlanda Airport | Sweden's largest airport, located about 40 kilometers north of Stockholm. |
| ATH | Athens International Airport | Greece's busiest airport and the hub of Aegean Airlines, located near Spata about 30 kilometers east of central Athens. |
| ATL | Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport | World's busiest airport by passenger numbers in almost every year since 1998, handling more than 100 million travelers annually. |
| AUA | Queen Beatrix International Airport | Aruba's international airport, located near the capital, Oranjestad. |
| AUH | Zayed International Airport | Main airport of Abu Dhabi and the hub of Etihad Airways, located about 30 kilometers east of the city. |
| AUS | Austin-Bergstrom International Airport | Built on the site of the former Bergstrom Air Force Base southeast of Austin, Texas, this airport opened in 1999 and features live music at the gates, matching the… |
| BCN | Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat Airport | Spain's second-busiest airport, located about 12 kilometers southwest of Barcelona on the Llobregat delta. |
| BDL | Bradley International Airport | Connecticut's main airport, located in Windsor Locks between Hartford and Springfield, Massachusetts. |
| BER | Berlin Brandenburg Airport | Berlin's only commercial airport, opened in October 2020 after nine years of delays and huge cost overruns. |
| BKK | Suvarnabhumi Airport | Bangkok's main international airport and the hub of Thai Airways, located about 25 kilometers east of central Bangkok. |
| BLR | Kempegowda International Airport | Main airport of Bengaluru (Bangalore), India's technology capital, located about 35 kilometers north of the city center. |
| BNA | Nashville International Airport | Nashville's airport, about 8 miles southeast of downtown, where live music stages entertain travelers in the terminals. |
| BNE | Brisbane Airport | Queensland's main airport and Australia's third-busiest, located about 13 kilometers northeast of Brisbane's CBD. |
| BOG | El Dorado International Airport | Colombia's busiest airport and the hub of Avianca, located about 15 kilometers west of central Bogotá. |
| BOM | Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport | Mumbai's main airport and one of India's busiest, located in the suburbs of Santacruz and Sahar. |
| BOS | Boston Logan International Airport | New England's largest airport, built largely on landfill in East Boston across the harbor from downtown. |
| BRU | Brussels Airport | Belgium's busiest airport and the hub of Brussels Airlines, located in Zaventem about 12 kilometers northeast of central Brussels. |
| BUD | Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport | Hungary's main airport, located about 16 kilometers southeast of central Budapest. |
| BUF | Buffalo Niagara International Airport | Western New York's airport, located in Cheektowaga about 10 miles east of downtown Buffalo. |
| BUR | Hollywood Burbank Airport | Small, convenient airport in Burbank, California, close to Hollywood studios and the San Fernando Valley, popular as an alternative to LAX. |
| BWI | Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport | Airport serving Baltimore and the Washington, DC, region, located south of Baltimore in Anne Arundel County. |
| CAI | Cairo International Airport | Egypt's busiest airport and the hub of EgyptAir, located about 15 kilometers northeast of central Cairo. |
| CAN | Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport | Hub of China Southern Airlines, located about 28 kilometers north of Guangzhou in southern China. |
| CDG | Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport | France's busiest airport and the main hub of Air France, located in Roissy-en-France about 25 kilometers northeast of Paris. |
| CGK | Soekarno-Hatta International Airport | Indonesia's busiest airport and the hub of Garuda Indonesia, located in Tangerang, west of Jakarta. |
| CHS | Charleston International Airport | Shared with Joint Base Charleston, home to US Air Force C-17 transports, this South Carolina airport also has Boeing's 787 Dreamliner final assembly plant beside the… |
| CLE | Cleveland Hopkins International Airport | First US airport linked to its downtown by rapid transit, with the Red Line opening in 1968. |
| CLT | Charlotte Douglas International Airport | American Airlines' second-largest hub and one of the world's busiest airports by aircraft movements, located about 6 miles west of downtown Charlotte, North Carolina. |
| CMH | John Glenn Columbus International Airport | Serving Columbus, Ohio, from about 6 miles east of downtown, this airport was renamed in 2016 for astronaut and US senator John Glenn. |
| CMN | Mohammed V International Airport | Morocco's busiest airport and the hub of Royal Air Maroc, located about 30 kilometers south of Casablanca. |
| CPH | Copenhagen Airport | Scandinavia's busiest airport and a hub of SAS, located in Kastrup on the island of Amager about 8 kilometers south of central Copenhagen. |
| CPT | Cape Town International Airport | South Africa's second-busiest airport, located about 20 kilometers east of central Cape Town. |
| CUN | Cancún International Airport | Mexico's busiest airport for international travelers, serving the resorts of Cancún, the Riviera Maya and Tulum on the Yucatan Peninsula. |
| CVG | Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport | Main airport for Cincinnati, Ohio, located across the Ohio River in Hebron, Kentucky. |
| DAL | Dallas Love Field | Dallas's close-in airport, about 6 miles northwest of downtown, and the headquarters and birthplace of Southwest Airlines. |
| DCA | Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport | Close-in airport for Washington, DC, located in Arlington, Virginia, across the Potomac River from the city, with a Metro station steps from the terminals. |
| DEL | Indira Gandhi International Airport | India's busiest airport and a hub of Air India and IndiGo, located about 16 kilometers southwest of central New Delhi. |
| DEN | Denver International Airport | Largest airport in North America by land area, at about 53 square miles, located 25 miles northeast of downtown Denver. |
| DFW | Dallas Fort Worth International Airport | Largest hub of American Airlines, whose headquarters is next door in Fort Worth, located midway between Dallas and Fort Worth. |
| DOH | Hamad International Airport | Hub of Qatar Airways, located on reclaimed land in Doha. |
| DPS | I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport | Main airport of Bali, Indonesia, located south of Denpasar on a narrow isthmus, with its runway extending into the sea. |
| DTW | Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport | Delta Air Lines' principal Midwest hub and gateway to Asia, located in Romulus, Michigan, about 20 miles southwest of downtown Detroit. |
| DUB | Dublin Airport | Ireland's busiest airport and the hub of Aer Lingus, located in Collinstown about 10 kilometers north of Dublin city center. |
| DXB | Dubai International Airport | World's busiest airport for international passengers every year since 2014 and the hub of Emirates, located about 4 kilometers east of central Dubai. |
| EDI | Edinburgh Airport | Scotland's busiest airport, located in Ingliston about 8 miles west of Edinburgh city center. |
| EWR | Newark Liberty International Airport | One of the three major New York City area airports, located in Newark, New Jersey, about 15 miles southwest of Manhattan. |
| EZE | Ministro Pistarini International Airport | Main international airport of Buenos Aires, Argentina, located in Ezeiza about 22 kilometers south of the city. |
| FCO | Rome Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci Airport | Italy's busiest airport and the hub of ITA Airways, located in Fiumicino on the coast about 30 kilometers southwest of central Rome. |
| FLL | Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport | Major South Florida airport, located between Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood about 25 miles north of Miami. |
| FRA | Frankfurt Airport | Germany's busiest airport and the main hub of Lufthansa, located about 12 kilometers southwest of Frankfurt am Main. |
| GDL | Guadalajara International Airport | Mexico's third-busiest airport, serving Guadalajara and the state of Jalisco, and a hub for Volaris. |
| GIG | Rio de Janeiro-Galeão International Airport | Rio de Janeiro's main international airport, located on Governador Island about 20 kilometers north of the city center. |
| GRU | São Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport | South America's busiest airport and the main hub of LATAM Brasil, located in Guarulhos about 25 kilometers northeast of central São Paulo. |
| GVA | Geneva Airport | Airport of Geneva, Switzerland, located about 4 kilometers from the city center and right on the French border. |
| HAN | Noi Bai International Airport | Main airport of Hanoi and northern Vietnam, located about 30 kilometers north of the city center. |
| HEL | Helsinki Airport | Finland's main airport and Finnair's hub, located in Vantaa about 17 kilometers north of Helsinki. |
| HKG | Hong Kong International Airport | Hub of Cathay Pacific and the world's busiest cargo airport, built on the artificial island of Chek Lap Kok off Lantau Island. |
| HND | Tokyo Haneda Airport | Tokyo's closer and busier airport, located on Tokyo Bay about 15 kilometers south of central Tokyo, and one of the busiest airports in the world. |
| HNL | Daniel K. Inouye International Airport | Main gateway to Hawaii, located in Honolulu on Oahu, and the hub of Hawaiian Airlines for interisland and transpacific flights. |
| HOU | William P. Hobby Airport | Houston's original commercial airport, about 7 miles southeast of downtown, now dominated by Southwest Airlines, which also flies international routes to Mexico and… |
| IAD | Washington Dulles International Airport | Main long-haul airport for the Washington, DC, area, located about 26 miles west of the capital in Northern Virginia. |
| IAH | George Bush Intercontinental Airport | Houston's largest airport, about 23 miles north of downtown, and one of United Airlines' biggest hubs with nonstop service to Latin America, Europe and Asia. |
| ICN | Incheon International Airport | South Korea's main international airport and the hub of Korean Air, built on reclaimed land between two islands about 50 kilometers west of Seoul. |
| IND | Indianapolis International Airport | FedEx's second-largest US hub is at this Indiana airport, about 7 miles southwest of downtown Indianapolis. |
| IST | Istanbul Airport | Turkish Airlines' hub and one of the world's busiest airports, located on the Black Sea side of Istanbul's European half. |
| JAX | Jacksonville International Airport | Northeast Florida's airport, about 13 miles north of downtown Jacksonville, serving a region of naval bases, a busy seaport and Atlantic beaches. |
| JED | King Abdulaziz International Airport | Gateway for pilgrims to Mecca, located north of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, with a vast tented Hajj Terminal used during the annual pilgrimage. |
| JFK | John F. Kennedy International Airport | New York City's largest airport and the busiest international air passenger gateway in North America, located in southeastern Queens on Jamaica Bay. |
| JNB | O. R. Tambo International Airport | Africa's busiest airport by many measures and the main hub of South African Airways, located in Kempton Park, east of Johannesburg. |
| KEF | Keflavík International Airport | Iceland's main international airport, located about 50 kilometers southwest of Reykjavik on the Reykjanes Peninsula. |
| KIX | Kansai International Airport | Main international airport for Osaka, Kyoto and Kobe, built on an artificial island in Osaka Bay and opened in 1994. |
| KOA | Ellison Onizuka Kona International Airport at Keahole | West Hawaii's gateway on the Big Island, built on a lava field north of Kailua-Kona. |
| KUL | Kuala Lumpur International Airport | Malaysia's main airport and the hub of Malaysia Airlines and AirAsia, located in Sepang about 45 kilometers south of Kuala Lumpur. |
| LAS | Harry Reid International Airport | Gateway to Las Vegas, located just east of the Strip, so casino towers are visible on approach. |
| LAX | Los Angeles International Airport | Los Angeles's primary airport and one of the busiest in the world, located in Westchester about 16 miles southwest of downtown. |
| LGA | LaGuardia Airport | New York City's closest major airport to Manhattan, located in northern Queens on Flushing Bay and served mainly by short and medium-haul domestic flights. |
| LGB | Long Beach Airport | Municipal airport in Long Beach, California, with a 1941 Streamline Moderne terminal and limited airline slots because of a strict noise ordinance. |
| LGW | London Gatwick Airport | London's second-busiest airport, located about 30 miles south of the city near Crawley, West Sussex, long described as the world's busiest airport with a single main… |
| LHR | London Heathrow Airport | Britain's busiest airport and one of the world's busiest for international passengers, located about 14 miles west of central London. |
| LIH | Lihue Airport | Kauai's airport, located just east of the town of Lihue, Hawaii. |
| LIM | Jorge Chávez International Airport | Peru's main international airport and the hub of LATAM Peru, located in Callao, west of central Lima. |
| LIS | Lisbon Humberto Delgado Airport | Portugal's busiest airport and the hub of TAP Air Portugal, located only about 7 kilometers from central Lisbon. |
| LOS | Murtala Muhammed International Airport | Nigeria's busiest airport, located in Ikeja on the Lagos mainland. |
| LTN | London Luton Airport | Airport in Bedfordshire about 35 miles north of central London, home of easyJet's headquarters and a major base for Wizz Air. |
| MAD | Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport | Spain's busiest airport and the main hub of Iberia, located about 12 kilometers northeast of central Madrid. |
| MAN | Manchester Airport | Busiest airport in the UK outside London, located about 9 miles south of Manchester city center in Ringway. |
| MBJ | Sangster International Airport | Jamaica's busiest airport, located in Montego Bay on the island's northwest coast and serving most of the island's resort areas, including Negril and Ocho Rios. |
| MCI | Kansas City International Airport | Kansas City's airport, about 15 miles northwest of downtown Kansas City, Missouri. |
| MCO | Orlando International Airport | Busiest airport in Florida by passengers, serving Walt Disney World and the Orlando theme parks. |
| MDW | Chicago Midway International Airport | Chicago's second airport, located on a one-square-mile site on the city's Southwest Side, about 10 miles from the Loop. |
| MEL | Melbourne Airport | Australia's second-busiest airport, located in Tullamarine about 23 kilometers northwest of Melbourne's CBD. |
| MEM | Memphis International Airport | Airport of Memphis, Tennessee, and home of the FedEx World Hub, which makes it one of the busiest cargo airports in the world. |
| MEX | Mexico City International Airport | Busiest airport in Mexico and one of the busiest in Latin America, located about 5 kilometers east of the historic center of Mexico City. |
| MIA | Miami International Airport | Leading US gateway to Latin America and the Caribbean and the country's busiest airport for international freight, located about 8 miles northwest of downtown Miami. |
| MKE | Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport | Milwaukee's airport, about 5 miles south of downtown, named for Gen. |
| MNL | Ninoy Aquino International Airport | Main airport of the Philippines and the hub of Philippine Airlines, located in Pasay and Paranaque in Metro Manila. |
| MSP | Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport | Delta Air Lines hub serving Minnesota and the upper Midwest, located between Minneapolis and Saint Paul, with nonstop flights to Europe and Asia. |
| MSY | Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport | Gateway to New Orleans, located in suburban Kenner, Louisiana, about 11 miles west of the French Quarter. |
| MUC | Munich Airport | Germany's second-busiest airport and Lufthansa's second hub, located about 28 kilometers northeast of Munich in Erding district. |
| MXP | Milan Malpensa Airport | Milan's main international airport, located about 50 kilometers northwest of the city in Lombardy's Varese province. |
| NAS | Lynden Pindling International Airport | Busiest airport in the Bahamas, located on New Providence island about 16 kilometers west of downtown Nassau. |
| NBO | Jomo Kenyatta International Airport | East Africa's busiest airport and the hub of Kenya Airways, located about 15 kilometers southeast of Nairobi. |
| NCE | Nice Côte d'Azur Airport | France's third-busiest airport, built partly on land reclaimed from the Mediterranean about 7 kilometers west of central Nice. |
| NRT | Narita International Airport | Tokyo's main international gateway for decades, located in Chiba Prefecture about 60 kilometers east of central Tokyo. |
| OAK | Oakland International Airport | East Bay airport serving the San Francisco Bay Area from the Oakland shoreline, with Southwest Airlines as its dominant carrier. |
| OGG | Kahului Airport | Maui's principal airport, on the island's north shore in Kahului, Hawaii. |
| OKC | OKC Will Rogers International Airport | Oklahoma City's airport, about 7 miles southwest of downtown. |
| OMA | Eppley Airfield | Omaha, Nebraska's airport, located just across the Missouri River from downtown and also serving western Iowa. |
| ONT | Ontario International Airport | Airport serving California's Inland Empire, located in Ontario, about 35 miles east of downtown Los Angeles. |
| ORD | O'Hare International Airport | Chicago's primary airport, about 17 miles northwest of the Loop, and a major hub for both United Airlines, headquartered in Chicago, and American Airlines. |
| ORY | Paris Orly Airport | Paris's second airport, located about 13 kilometers south of the city center, serving domestic, European, North African and French overseas routes. |
| OSL | Oslo Airport, Gardermoen | Norway's busiest airport, located about 35 kilometers northeast of Oslo. |
| PBI | Palm Beach International Airport | Airport serving West Palm Beach and the Palm Beaches in Florida, located about 3 miles from downtown. |
| PDX | Portland International Airport | Oregon's largest airport, beside the Columbia River about 12 miles northeast of downtown Portland. |
| PEK | Beijing Capital International Airport | Beijing's original main airport, located about 25 kilometers northeast of central Beijing, and the hub of Air China. |
| PHL | Philadelphia International Airport | Largest airport in Pennsylvania, located on the Delaware River in southwest Philadelphia, and American Airlines' main transatlantic hub from the Northeast. |
| PHX | Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport | Busiest airport in the Southwest, located about 3 miles east of downtown Phoenix, and a hub for American Airlines and a major base for Southwest. |
| PIT | Pittsburgh International Airport | Western Pennsylvania's airport, about 20 miles west of downtown Pittsburgh. |
| PKX | Beijing Daxing International Airport | Beijing's second major airport, opened in September 2019 about 46 kilometers south of central Beijing. |
| PMI | Palma de Mallorca Airport | Airport of the Spanish island of Mallorca, located about 8 kilometers east of Palma and among the busiest airports in Spain during the summer peak. |
| PRG | Václav Havel Airport Prague | Czech Republic's busiest airport, located about 17 kilometers west of central Prague. |
| PTY | Tocumen International Airport | Hub of Copa Airlines, located about 24 kilometers east of Panama City. |
| PUJ | Punta Cana International Airport | Busiest airport in the Dominican Republic, serving the resort coast of Punta Cana and Bavaro. |
| PVD | Rhode Island T. F. Green International Airport | Rhode Island's main airport, located in Warwick, about 6 miles south of Providence. |
| PVG | Shanghai Pudong International Airport | Shanghai's main international airport and the hub of China Eastern Airlines, located about 30 kilometers east of the city center on the coast. |
| PVR | Puerto Vallarta International Airport | Airport serving Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit on Mexico's Pacific coast, located about 7 kilometers north of the city center. |
| RDU | Raleigh-Durham International Airport | Airport of North Carolina's Research Triangle, located between Raleigh and Durham beside Research Triangle Park. |
| RNO | Reno-Tahoe International Airport | Northern Nevada's airport, 3 miles southeast of downtown Reno and a gateway to Lake Tahoe's ski resorts, handling casino tourists and outdoor travelers alike. |
| RSW | Southwest Florida International Airport | Airport serving Fort Myers, Naples and Florida's Gulf Coast beaches, located southeast of Fort Myers. |
| RUH | King Khalid International Airport | Main airport of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, located about 35 kilometers north of the city. |
| SAN | San Diego International Airport | Close-in airport just 3 miles from downtown San Diego on the bay, and one of the busiest single-runway commercial airports in the world. |
| SAT | San Antonio International Airport | San Antonio's airport, about 8 miles north of downtown, serving visitors to the Alamo and River Walk and the city's large military community, including Joint Base San… |
| SAW | Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen International Airport | Istanbul's second airport, on the city's Asian side about 35 kilometers east of the center, and the main base of low-cost carrier Pegasus Airlines. |
| SCL | Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport | Chile's main airport and the home hub of LATAM Airlines, located in Pudahuel about 17 kilometers northwest of central Santiago. |
| SDF | Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport | Home of UPS Worldport, the company's global air sorting hub, this Louisville, Kentucky, airport ranks among the busiest cargo airports in the world. |
| SEA | Seattle-Tacoma International Airport | Primary airport of the Pacific Northwest, located between Seattle and Tacoma and widely called "Sea-Tac." It is the main hub of Alaska Airlines and a transpacific hub… |
| SFO | San Francisco International Airport | Main airport for the San Francisco Bay Area, located about 13 miles south of downtown on the bay shore in unincorporated San Mateo County, though owned by the City and… |
| SGN | Tan Son Nhat International Airport | Vietnam's busiest airport, located within Ho Chi Minh City about 6 kilometers north of the center. |
| SIN | Singapore Changi Airport | Hub of Singapore Airlines and one of Asia's busiest international airports, located at the eastern end of Singapore. |
| SJC | Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport | Silicon Valley's airport, located just 2 miles north of downtown San Jose, California, and close to the headquarters of many technology companies. |
| SJD | Los Cabos International Airport | Airport serving the Los Cabos resort region at the southern tip of Baja California, including San José del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas. |
| SJO | Juan Santamaría International Airport | Costa Rica's main airport, located in Alajuela about 20 kilometers northwest of the capital, San Jose. |
| SJU | Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport | Busiest airport in the Caribbean, located in Carolina next to San Juan, Puerto Rico. |
| SLC | Salt Lake City International Airport | Delta Air Lines' Mountain West hub and the main airport of Utah, located about 4 miles west of downtown Salt Lake City. |
| SMF | Sacramento International Airport | Airport serving California's capital region, located about 10 miles northwest of downtown Sacramento among farmland in the Sacramento River delta. |
| SNA | John Wayne Airport | Orange County's airport in Santa Ana, California, named for the actor who lived nearby. |
| STL | St. Louis Lambert International Airport | Serving St. |
| STN | London Stansted Airport | Ryanair's largest base, located in Essex about 35 miles northeast of central London. |
| SYD | Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport | Australia's busiest airport and the main hub of Qantas, located in Mascot about 8 kilometers south of the Sydney CBD on Botany Bay. |
| TLV | Ben Gurion Airport | Israel's main international airport, located near Lod about 20 kilometers southeast of Tel Aviv, and the hub of El Al. |
| TPA | Tampa International Airport | Tampa Bay's airport, frequently ranked among the best in the US for passenger satisfaction. |
| TPE | Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport | Taiwan's main international airport and the hub of China Airlines and EVA Air, located about 40 kilometers west of Taipei in Taoyuan. |
| TUS | Tucson International Airport | Southern Arizona's airport, about 8 miles south of downtown Tucson. |
| VIE | Vienna International Airport | Austria's largest airport and the hub of Austrian Airlines, located in Schwechat about 18 kilometers southeast of Vienna. |
| WAW | Warsaw Chopin Airport | Poland's busiest airport and the hub of LOT Polish Airlines, located within Warsaw about 10 kilometers south of the city center. |
| YEG | Edmonton International Airport | Northern Alberta's airport, located in Leduc County about 26 kilometers south of downtown Edmonton. |
| YHZ | Halifax Stanfield International Airport | Atlantic Canada's busiest airport, located about 35 kilometers north of downtown Halifax, Nova Scotia. |
| YOW | Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier International Airport | Airport serving Canada's capital, located about 10 kilometers south of downtown Ottawa. |
| YQX | Gander International Airport | Airport in Gander, Newfoundland, famous as a transatlantic refueling stop and for sheltering stranded travelers after the September 11 attacks. |
| YUL | Montréal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport | Montreal's airport, located in Dorval about 20 kilometers west of downtown. |
| YVR | Vancouver International Airport | Canada's second-busiest airport and its main gateway to Asia, located on Sea Island in Richmond, British Columbia. |
| YYC | Calgary International Airport | Hub and home base of WestJet, located in Calgary, Alberta, and the usual gateway for visitors to Banff and the Canadian Rockies. |
| YYZ | Toronto Pearson International Airport | Canada's busiest airport and Air Canada's largest hub, located in Mississauga, Ontario, about 22 kilometers northwest of downtown Toronto. |
| ZRH | Zurich Airport | Switzerland's busiest airport and the hub of Swiss International Air Lines, located in Kloten about 13 kilometers north of Zurich. |