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Domestic Airport Codes Airport Code Airport Name City Code City Name Country Code Country Name AAF Municipal AAF Apalachicola US United States AAP Andrau Airpark HOU Houston US United States ABE Lehigh Valley Intl ABE Allentown US United States ABI Regional ABI Abilene US United States ABL Ambler AK ABL Ambler US United States ABQ Albuquerque NM ABQ Albuquerque US United States ABR Municipal ABR Aberdeen US United States ABY Dougherty County ABY Albany US United States ACB Antrim County ACB Bellaire US United States ACK Memorial ACK Nantucket US United States ACT Municipal ACT Waco US United States ACV Arcata CA ACV Arcata US United States ACY Atlantic City NJ AIY Atlantic City US United States ADG Lenawee County ADG Adrian US United States ADK Adak Island NS ADK Adak Island US United States ADM Municipal ADM Ardmore US United States ADQ Kodiak AK ADQ Kodiak US United States ADR Andrews SC ADR Andrews US United States ADS Addison DFW Dallas US United States ADT Ada OK ADT Ada US United States ADW Andrews AFB ADW Camp Springs US United States AED Aleneva AK AED Aleneva US United States AEL Albert Lea MN AEL Albert Lea US United States AET Allakaket AK AET Allakaket US United States AEX Alexandria LA AEX Alexandria US United States AFF USAF Academy COS Colorado Springs US United States AFN Municipal AFN Jaffrey US United States AFO Municipal AFO Afton US United States AFW Fort Worth Alliance DFW Fort Worth US United States AGC Allegheny County PIT Pittsburgh US United States AGN Angoon AK AGN Angoon US United States AGO Municipal AGO Magnolia US United States AGS Bush Field AGS Augusta US United States AHC Amedee AAF AHC Herlong US United States AHD Downtown ADM Ardmore US United States AHF Municipal AHF Arapahoe US United States AHH Municipal AHH Amery US United States AHM Sumner Parker Field AHM Ashland US United States AHN Athens GA AHN Athens US United States AHT Amchitka AK AHT Amchitka US United States AIA Alliance NE AIA Alliance US United States AIB Anita Bay AK AIB Anita Bay US United States AID Municipal AID Anderson US United States AIK Municipal AIK Aiken US United States AIN Wainwright AK AIN Wainwright US United States AIO Municipal AIO Atlantic US United States AIV George Downer AIV Aliceville US United States AIY Bader Field AIY Atlantic City US United States AIZ Lee C Fine Memorial AIZ Kaiser/Lake Ozark US United States AKB Atka AK AKB Atka US United States AKC Fulton International CAK Akron/Canton US United States AKI Akiak AK AKI Akiak US United States AKK Sea Plane Base AKK Akhiok US United States AKN King Salmon AK AKN King Salmon US United States Airport Code Airport Name City Code City Name Country Code Country Name AKO Washington Co AKO Akron US United States AKP Anaktuvuk AK AKP Anaktuvuk US United States ALB Albany NY ALB Albany US United States ALE Alpine TX ALE Alpine US United States ALI Alice TX ALI Alice US United States ALM Municipal ALM Alamogordo US United States ALN Alton IL ALN Alton US United States ALO Waterloo IA ALO Waterloo US United States ALS Municipal ALS Alamosa US United States ALW Walla Walla WA ALW Walla Walla US United States ALX Thomas C Russell Field ALX Alexander City US United States ALZ Sea Plane Base ALZ Alitak US United States AMA Amarillo TX AMA Amarillo US United States AMK Animas Airpark DRO Durango US United States AMN Gratiot Community AMN Alma US United States AMW Ames IA AMW Ames US United States ANA Anaheim CA ANA Anaheim US United States ANB County ANB Anniston US United States ANC Anchorage AK ANC Anchorage US United States AND Anderson SC AND Anderson US United States ANI Aniak AK ANI Aniak US United States ANN Annette Island AK ANN Annette Island US United States ANP Lee ANP Annapolis US United States ANQ Tri-State Steuben Cty ANQ Angola US United States ANV Anvik AK ANV Anvik US United States ANW Ainsworth NE ANW Ainsworth US United States ANY Anthony KS ANY Anthony US United States AOH Allen County AOH Lima US United States AOO Altoona PA AOO Altoona US United States AOS Amook AK AOS Amook US United States APA Arapahoe Co DEN Denver US United States APC County APC Napa US United States APF Naples FL APF Naples US United States APG Phillips AAF APG Aberdeen US United States APH Camp A P Hill APH Bowling Green US United States APN County Regional APN Alpena US United States APT Marion County APT Jasper US United States APV Apple Valley CA APV Apple Valley US United States AQY Alyeska AK AQY Alyeska US United States ARA Acadiana Regional ARA New Iberia US United States ARB Municipal ARB Ann Arbor US United States ARC Arctic Village AK ARC Arctic Village US United States ARE Arecibo ARE Arecibo PR Puerto Rico ARG Walnut Ridge AR ARG Walnut Ridge US United States ART Watertown NY ART Watertown US United States ARV Noble F. Lee ARV Minocqua US United States ARX Asbury Park NJ ARX Asbury Park US United States ASE Aspen CO ASE Aspen US United States ASH Boire Field ASH Nashua US United States ASL Harrison County ASL Marshall US United States ASN Talladega AL ASN Talladega US United States ASQ Austin NV ASQ Austin US United States AST Astoria OR AST Astoria US United States ASX Ashland WI ASX Ashland US United States Airport Code Airport Name City Code City Name Country Code Country Name ASY Ashley ND ASY Ashley US United States ATE Antlers OK ATE Antlers US United States ATK Atqasuk AK ATK Atqasuk US United States ATL Hartsfield-Jackson ATL ATL Atlanta US United States ATO Ohio University ATO Athens US United States ATS Artesia NM ATS Artesia US United States ATT Atmautluak AK ATT Atmautluak US United States ATU Casco Cove ATU Attu Island US United States ATW Outagamie County ATW Appleton US United States ATY Watertown SD ATY Watertown US United States AUG Augusta ME AUG Augusta US United States AUK Alakanuk AK AUK Alakanuk US United States AUM Austin MN AUM Austin US United States AUN Auburn CA AUN Auburn US United States AUO Auburn-Opelika AUO Auburn US United States AUS Austin-Bergstrom Intl AUS Austin US United States AUW Municipal AUW Wausau US United States AUZ Municipal AUZ Aurora US United States AVL Hendersonville NC AVL Hendersonville US United States AVO Municipal AVO Avon Park US United States AVP Scranton PA AVP Scranton US United States AVW Avra Valley TUS Tucson US United States AVX Avalon Bay AVX Catalina Island US United States AWM Municipal AWM West Memphis US United States AXB Alexandria Bay NY AXB Alexandria Bay US United States AXG Algona IA AXG Algona US United States AXN Alexandria MN AXN Alexandria US United States AXS Municipal LTS Altus US United States AXV Neil Armstrong AXV Wapakoneta US United States AXX Angel Fire NM AXX Angel Fire US United States AYS Ware County AYS Waycross US United States AYZ Zahns AYZ Amityville US United States AZA Williams Gateway PHX Phoenix US United States AZO Battle Creek Intl AZO Kalamazoo US United States BAB Beale AFB MYV Marysville US United States BAD Barksdale AFB SHV Shreveport US United States BAF Barnes BAF Westfield US United States BAM Lander County BAM Battle Mountain US United States BAR Baker AAF BAR Baker Island US United States BBB Municipal BBB Benson US United States BBC Bay City TX BBC Bay City US United States BBD Curtis Field BBD Brady US United States BBF Burlington MA BBF Burlington US United States BBW Broken Bow NE BBW Broken Bow US United States BBX Wings Field BBX Blue Bell US United States BCB Virginia Tech BCB Blacksburg US United States BCC Bear Creek AK BCC Bear Creek US United States BCE Bryce UT BCE Bryce US United States BCJ Baca Grande CO BCJ Baca Grande US United States BCS Southern Seaplane Base BCS Belle Chasse US United States BCT Public BCT Boca Raton US United States BDE Baudette MN BDE Baudette US United States BDF Rinkenberger BDF Bradford US United States BDG Blanding UT BDG Blanding US United States Airport Code Airport Name City Code City Name Country Code Country Name BDL Bradley International BDL Windsor Locks US United States BDR Igor I. 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BDR Bridgeport US United States BDX Broadus MT BDX Broadus US United States BDY State BDY Bandon US United States BEC Beech ICT Wichita US United States BED Hanscom Field BED Bedford/Hanscom US United States BEH Ross Field BEH Benton Harbor US United States BET Bethel AK BET Bethel US United States BFB Blue Fox Bay AK BFB Blue Fox Bay US United States BFD Bradford PA BFD Bradford US United States BFF County BFF Scottsbluff US United States BFG Bullfrog Basin UT BFG Bullfrog Basin US United States BFI Boeing Field Intl SEA Seattle US United States BFK Buckley ANGB DEN Denver US United States BFL Meadows Field BFL Bakersfield US United States BFM Mob Aerospace MOB Mobile US United States BFP Beaver Falls PA BFP Beaver Falls US United States BFR Virgil I Grissom Muni BFR Bedford US United States BFT County BFT Beaufort US United States BGD Borger TX BGD Borger US United States BGE Decatur County BGE Bainbridge US United States BGM Binghamton NY BGM Binghamton US United States BGQ Big Lake AK BGQ Big Lake US United States BGR Bangor ME BGR Bangor US United States BGS Webb AFB HCA Big Spring US United States BGT Bagdad AZ BGT Bagdad US United States BHB Bar Harbor ME BHB Bar Harbor US United States BHM Birmingham AL BHM Birmingham US United States BIC Big Creek AK BIC Big Creek US United States BID Block Island RI BID Block Island US United States BIE Beatrice NE BIE Beatrice US United States BIF Biggs AAF ELP El Paso US United States BIG Intermediate Field BIG Big Delta US United States BIH Bishop CA BIH Bishop US United States BIL Billings MT BIL Billings US United States BIS Bismarck ND BIS Bismarck US United States BIX Keesler AFB
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