Airport Code Lookup
Beijing Capital
China - Beijing
ICAO: ZBAA
40.08°N, 116.58°E
Shanghai Pudong
China - Shanghai
ICAO: ZSPD
31.14°N, 121.81°E
Shenzhen Bao’an
China - Shenzhen
ICAO: ZGSZ
22.63°N, 113.82°E
Guangzhou Baiyun
China - Guangzhou
ICAO: ZGGG
23.39°N, 113.30°E
Hong Kong International
Hong Kong, China
ICAO: VHHH
22.31°N, 113.92°E
Los Angeles International
Los Angeles, USA
ICAO: KLAX
33.94°N, 118.40°W
John F. Kennedy International
USA - New York
ICAO: KJFK
40.64°N, 73.78°W
Chicago O’Hare
USA - Chicago
ICAO: KORD
41.98°N, 87.91°W
London Heathrow
UK - London
ICAO: EGLL
51.47°N, 0.45°W
Paris Charles de Gaulle
France - Paris
ICAO: LFPG
49.01°N, 2.55°E
Frankfurt
Germany - Frankfurt
ICAO: EDDF
50.04°N, 8.56°E
Tokyo Haneda
Japan - Tokyo
ICAO: RJTT
35.55°N, 139.78°E
Tokyo Narita
Japan - Tokyo
ICAO: RJTT
35.77°N, 140.39°E
Singapore Changi
Singapore
ICAO: WSSS
1.36°N, 103.99°E
Dubai International
UAE - Dubai
ICAO: OMDB
25.25°N, 55.36°E
Sydney Kingsford Smith
Australia - Sydney
ICAO: YSSY
33.94°S, 151.18°E
Seoul Incheon
South Korea - Seoul
ICAO: RKSI
37.46°N, 126.44°E
Bangkok Suvarnabhumi
Thailand - Bangkok
ICAO: VTBS
13.69°N, 100.75°E
Mumbai Chhatrapati Shivaji
India - Mumbai
ICAO: VABB
19.09°N, 72.88°E
About Airport Codes
IATA airport codes are 3-letter codes issued by the International Air Transport Association, found on tickets, baggage tags, and flight timetables. ICAO airport codes are 4-letter codes used in aviation operations. For example, "LAX" is the IATA code for Los Angeles International Airport and "KLAX" its ICAO code (US airports add a K prefix).