Decode airport codes airline codes and aircraft types. What does EDDF LH or A20N mean? Airport ID tells you in seconds.

Airport ID lets you search and identify the 3- and 4-letter IDs of airports worldwide known as IATA ICAO and FAA codes – and now also airline and aircraft type codes.

Features:
• Find more than 38000 airports in seconds
• Search works offline
• Identify codes with the easy-to-use keypad
• Open airport information on Wikipedia
• Open the airport's location in Google Maps
• New: airline codes and aircraft types

Codes
• Airports: IATA (FRA) ICAO (EDDF) and US FAA codes of more than 38000 airports airfields heliports and railway stations in 242 countries and territories
• Airlines: IATA (LH) and ICAO (DLH) codes and the radio callsign of more than 1900 active airlines; ceased airlines on request
• Aircraft types: ICAO designators (A20N B738) and IATA type codes (32N 738) of 2700 types with engine type and count

Keypad
• Keys that cannot lead to a known code are greyed out.
• A code shared by several airports or airlines shows every match as a card.
• Choose on the start screen whether airlines and aircraft types are included.

List
• Search by name or code filter by country type and code sort by name country or relevance.

Useful for
• Travellers: understand the codes on tickets boarding passes baggage tags and departure boards
• Aviation fans: identify airports airlines and aircraft types when spotting on a flight tracker or on board
• Aviation professionals: check flight plans load sheets and logbooks

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