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IATA and ICAO Airport Codes IATA and ICAO Airport Codes IATA ICAO ORT FLUGHAFEN LAND AAC HEAR El Arish El Arish Intl Airport Ägypten AAE DABB Annaba Annaba - El Mellah Airport Algerien AAL EKYT Aalborg Aalborg Airport Dänemark AAM FAMD Malamala Malamala Südafrika AAN OMAL Al Ain Al Ain Intl Vereinigte Arabische Emirate AAO SVAN Anaco Anaco Venezuela AAQ URKA Anapa Vityazevo Airport Russland AAR EKAH Aarhus Aarhus Airport Dänemark AAT ZWAT Altay Altay Airport China - Volksrepublik AAV RPMA Surallah Allah Valley Airport Philippinen AAY OYGD Al-Ghaidah Al-Ghaidah Jemen AAZ MGQZ Quezaltenango Quezaltenango Airport Guatemala ABC LEAB Albacete Albacete Airport (Mil./Civil) Spanien ABD OIAA Abadan Abadan Airport Iran ABE KABE Allentown, Pennsylvania Lehigh Valley Intl Airport USA (Vereinigte Staaten) ABH YAPH Alpha Alpha Airport Australien ABI KABI Abilene, Texas Abilene Regional Airport USA (Vereinigte Staaten) ABJ DIAP Abidjan Felix Houphouet-Boigny Elfenbeinküste ABK HAKD Kebri Dehar Kebri Dehar Äthiopien ABO TJAB Arecibo Antonio Juarbe Pol Airport Puerto Rico ABQ KABQ Albuquerque, New Mexico Albuquerque Intl Sunport USA (Vereinigte Staaten) ABR KABR Aberdeen, South Dakota Aberdeen Regional Airport USA (Vereinigte Staaten) ABS HEBL Abu Simbel Abu Simbel Airport Ägypten ABT OEBA al-Baha al-Baha Domestic Airport Saudi-Arabien ABV DNAA Abuja Nnamdi Azikiwe Nigeria ABX YMAY Albury Albury Airport Australien ABY KABY Albany, Georgia Southwest Georgia Regional Airport USA (Vereinigte Staaten) ABZ EGPD Aberdeen Aberdeen Airport Grossbritannien ACA MMAA Acapulco General Juan N. Alvarez Intl Airport Mexiko ACC DGAA Accra Kotoka Intl Airport Ghana ACE GCRR Arrecife, Lanzarote Lanzarote Airport (Arrecife Airport) Spanien ACH LSZR St Gallen St Gallen - Altenrhein Schweiz ACI EGJA Alderney Alderney Airport Grossbritannien ACK KACK Nantucket, Massachusetts Nantucket Memorial Airport USA (Vereinigte Staaten) ACR SKAC Araracuara Araracuara Kolumbien ACT KACT Waco, Texas Waco Regional Airport USA (Vereinigte Staaten) ACV KACV Arcata/Eureka, California Arcata Airport USA (Vereinigte Staaten) ACY KACY Atlantic City, New Jersey Atlantic City Intl Airport USA (Vereinigte Staaten) ACZ OIZB Zabol Zabol Airport Iran ADA LTAF Adana Adana Airport Türkei ADB LTBJ Izmir Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport Türkei ADD HAAB Addis Abeba Addis Abeba Bole Intl Airport Äthiopien ADE OYAA Aden Aden Intl Jemen ADF LTCP Adiyaman Adiyaman Airport Türkei ADH UEAA Aldan Aldan Airport Russland ADI FYAR Arandis Arandis Namibia ADJ OJAM Amman Marka Intl Jordanien ADL YPAD Adelaide Adelaide Intl Airport Australien ADP VCCA Anuradhapura Anuradhapura Sri Lanka ADQ PADQ Kodiak, Alaska Kodiak Airport USA (Vereinigte Staaten) ADU OITL Ardabil Ardabil Airport Iran AEH FTTC Abeche Abeche Tschad AEO GQNA Aioun-El-Atrouss Aioun-El-Atrouss Mauretanien http://www.on-board.at/index.php?view=article&catid=25%3Akb&id…nent&print=1&layout=default&page=&option=com_content&Itemid=52 Seite 1 von 67 IATA and ICAO Airport Codes 09.06.13 18:01 AEP SABE Buenos Aires Aeroparque Jorge Newbery Argentinien AES ENAL Alesund Alesund Airport Norwegen AEX KAEX Alexandria, Louisiana Alexandria Intl Airport USA (Vereinigte Staaten) AEY BIAR Akureyri Akureyri Airport Island AFA SAMR San Rafael Suboficial Aytes Germano Airport Argentinien AFD FAPA Port Alfred Port Alfred Südafrika AGA GMAD Agadir Al-Massira Marokko AGB EDMA Augsburg Augsburg Deutschland AGE EDWG Wangerooge Wangerooge Deutschland AGF LFBA Agen Agen - La Garenne Airport Frankreich AGH ESTA Angelholm Angelholm Schweden AGJ RORA Okinawa Aguni Airport Japan AGM BGAM Ammassalik Angmagssalik Airport Grönland (Dänemark) AGP LEMG Malaga Malaga Airport Spanien AGR VIAG Agra Agra Airport (Mil./Civil) Indien AGS KAGS Augusta, Georgia Augusta Regional Airport at Bush Field USA (Vereinigte Staaten) AGU MMAS Aguascalientes Lic. Jesus Teran Peredo Intl Airport Mexiko AGV SVAC Acarigua Oswaldo Guevara Mujica Venezuela AGX VOAT Agatti Agatti Aerodrome Indien AHB OEAB Abha Abha Regional Airport Saudi-Arabien AHL SYAH Aishalton Aishalton Guyana AHN KAHN Athens, Georgia Athens-Ben Epps Airport USA (Vereinigte Staaten) AHO LIEA Alghero Alghero Airport Italien AHU GMTA Al Hoceima Cherif Al Idrissi Marokko AIG FEFY Yalinga Yalinga Zentralafrikanische Republik AIT NCAI Aitutaki Avarua Cookinseln AJA LFKJ Ajaccio Campo Dell Oro Airport Frankreich AJF OESK al-Jouf al-Jouf Domestic Airport Saudi-Arabien AJI LTCO Agri Agri Airport Türkei AJJ GQNJ Akjoujt Akjoujt Mauretanien AJN FMCV Anjouan Ouani Komoren AJR ESNX Arvidsjaur Arvidsjaur Schweden AJU SBAR Aracaju Santa Maria Airport Brasilien AJY DRZA Agades Manu Dayak Niger AKD VAAK Akola Akola Airport Indien AKF HLKF Kufra Kufra Libyen AKJ RJEC Hokkaido Asahikawa Airport Japan AKL NZAA Auckland Auckland Intl Airport Neuseeland AKN PAKN King Salmon, Alaska King Salmon Airport USA (Vereinigte Staaten) AKR DNAK Akure Akure Nigeria AKU ZWAK Aksu Aksu Airport China - Volksrepublik AKV CYKO Akulivik, Quebec Akulivik Kanada AKX UATT Aktyubinsk Aktyubinsk Kasachstan AKY VYSW Sittwe Sittwe Myanmar (Birma) ALA UAAA Almaty Almaty Kasachstan ALB KALB Albany, New York Albany Intl Airport USA (Vereinigte Staaten) ALC LEAL Alicante Alicante Airport Spanien ALD SPAR Alerta Alerta Peru ALF ENAT Alta Alta Airport Norwegen ALG DAAG Algiers Algiers - Houari Boumediene Airport Algerien ALH YABA Albany Albany Airport Australien ALJ FAAB Alexander Bay Alexander Bay Südafrika ALL LIMG Albenga Villanova d'Albenga Intl Airport (C. Panero Airport) Italien ALO KALO Waterloo, Iowa Waterloo Regional Airport USA (Vereinigte Staaten) ALP OSAP Aleppo Aleppo Intl Syrien ALR NZLX Alexandra Alexandra Neuseeland ALU HCMA Alula Alula Somalia ALW KALW Walla Walla, Washington Walla Walla Regional Airport USA (Vereinigte Staaten) ALY HEAX Alexandria Alexandria Intl Airport Ägypten AMA KAMA Amarillo, Texas Rick Husband Amarillo Intl Airport USA (Vereinigte Staaten) AMB FMNE Ambilobe Ambilobe Madagaskar http://www.on-board.at/index.php?view=article&catid=25%3Akb&id…nent&print=1&layout=default&page=&option=com_content&Itemid=52 Seite 2 von 67 IATA and ICAO Airport Codes 09.06.13 18:01 AMC FTTN Am-Timan Am-Timan Tschad AMD VAAH Ahmedabad Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Intl Airport Indien AMH HAAM Arba Minch Arba Minch Äthiopien AMI WRRA Mataram, West Nusa Tenggara Selaparang Airport Indonesien AMM OJAI Amman Queen Alia Intl Jordanien AMO FTTU Mao Mao Tschad AMP FMSY Ampanihy Ampanihy Madagaskar AMQ WAPP Ambon, Maluku Pattimura Airport Indonesien AMS EHAM Amsterdam Amsterdam Schiphol Airport Niederlande AMV ULDD Amderma Amderma Airport Russland ANC PANC Anchorage, Alaska Ted Stevens Anchorage Intl Airport USA (Vereinigte Staaten) ANE LFJR Angers Angers Loire Aeroport Airport Frankreich ANF SCFA Antofagasta Cerro Moreno Intl Chile ANG LFBU Angouleme Angouleme - Brie Champniers Airport Frankreich ANI PANI Aniak, Alaska Aniak Airport USA (Vereinigte Staaten) ANJ FCBZ Zanaga Zanaga Kongo, Republik ANM FMNH Antalaha Antsirabato Madagaskar ANO FQAG Angoche Angoche Mosambik ANR EBAW Antwerp Deurne Airport Belgien ANS SPHY Andahuaylas Andahuaylas Peru ANU TAPA Saint John's, Antigua VC Bird Intl Airport Antigua und Barbua ANX ENAN Andenes Andoya Airport Norwegen AOC EDAC Nobitz Altenburg-Nobitz Deutschland AOG ZYAS Anshan Anshan Airport China - Volksrepublik AOI LIPY Ancona Ancona Falconara Airport (Raffaello Sanzio Airport) Italien AOJ RJSA Aomori Aomori Airport Japan AOK LGKP Karpathos Karpathos Island National Airport Griechenland AOO KAOO Altoona, Pennsylvania Altoona-Blair County Airport USA (Vereinigte Staaten) AOR WMKA Alor Setar Sultan Abdul Halim Malaysia AOT LIMW Aosta Aosta Airport (Corrado Gex Airport) Italien AOU VLAP Attopeu Attopeu Laos APB SLAP Apolo Apolo Bolivien APF KAPF Naples, Florida Naples Municipal Airport USA (Vereinigte Staaten) APL FQNP Nampula Nampula Mosambik APN KAPN Alpena, Michigan Alpena County Regional Airport USA (Vereinigte Staaten) AQB MGQC Quiche Quiche Airport Guatemala AQG ZSAQ Anqing Anqing Airport China - Volksrepublik AQJ OJAQ Aqaba Aqaba Intl Jordanien AQP SPQU Arequipa Rodriguez Ballon Peru ARH ULAA Arkhangelsk Talagi Airport Russland ARI SCAR Arica Chacalluta Intl Chile ARK HTAR Arusha Arusha Tansania ARM YARM Armidale Armidale Airport Australien ARN ESSA Stockholm Arlanda Schweden ARR SAVR Alto Rio Senguer Alto Rio Senguer Airport Argentinien ARW LRAR Arad Arad Intl Airport Rumänien ARY YARA Ararat Ararat Airport Australien ARZ FNZE N'zeto N'zeto Angola ASB UTAA Ashgabat Ashgabat Turkmenistan ASD MYAF Andros Town Andros Town Intl Airport Bahamas ASE KASE Aspen, Colorado Aspen-Pitkin County Airport (Sardy Field) USA (Vereinigte Staaten) ASF URWA Astrakhan Astrakhan Airport Russland ASG NZAS Ashburton Ashburton Neuseeland ASJ RJKA Kagoshima Amami Airport Japan ASK DIYO Yamoussoukro Yamoussoukro Elfenbeinküste ASO HASO Asosa Asosa Äthiopien ASP YBAS Alice Springs Alice Springs Airport Australien ASR LTAU Kayseri Kayseri Erkilet Intl Airport Türkei ASU SGAS Asuncion Asuncion Silvio Pettirossi Int Paraguay ASV HKAM Amboseli Amboseli Kenia ASW HESN Aswan Aswan Intl Airport Ägypten http://www.on-board.at/index.php?view=article&catid=25%3Akb&id…nent&print=1&layout=default&page=&option=com_content&Itemid=52 Seite 3 von 67 IATA and ICAO Airport Codes 09.06.13 18:01 ATA SPHZ Anta Comandante German Arias Grazz* Peru ATB HSAT Atbara Atbara Sudan ATC MYCA Arthurs Town Arthurs Town Airport Bahamas ATF SEAM Ambato Chachoan Ecuador ATH LGAV Athens (Athina) Athens Intl Airport (Eleftherios Venizelos) Griechenland ATI SUAG Artigas Artigas Intl Uruguay ATJ FMME Antsirabe Antsirabe
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