THE'International Air Transport Association (in English International Air Transport Association, or IATA) is an international trade organization of companies of air Transport. It assigns a code (IATA code or AITA code) of three letters to each airport, to major railway stations, located on railway lines in connection with overhead lines. It also assigns a two-letter code assigned to each airline.
Not all aerodromes have an IATA code. Only airports with commercial traffic have it. The ICAO codes (composed of 4 letters) establish a more exhaustive list.
1ercharacter, global regional location by continent or large country
Map showing the major ICAO regions and their designation: the first letter of the airports code.
2nd character, finer regional location by state or airport groupings
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Algeria - DB:
Benign - DF:
Burkina Faso - DG:
Ghana - DI:
Ivory Coast - DN:
Nigeria - DR:
Niger - DT:
Tunisia - DX:
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Belgium - ED:
Germany (civil) - EE:
Estonia - EF:
Finland - EG:
UK - EH:
Netherlands - EI:
Ireland - EK:
Denmark - EL:
Luxembourg - IN :
Norway - EP:
Poland - ES:
Sweden - AND : Germany (military)
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Latvia - EY:
Lithuania
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Australia - YB: Australia
- YC: Australia
- YD: Australia
- YE: Australia
- YF: Australia
- YG: Australia
- YH: Australia
- YI: Australia
- YJ: Australia
- YK: Australia
- YL: Australia
- YM: Australia
- YN: Australia
- YO: Australia
- YP: Australia
- YQ: Australia
- YR: Australia
- YS: Australia
- YT: Australia
- YW: Australia
- YY: Australia
