Search for Airports by Name, ICAO, IATA or FAA Code

Many airports around the world have an alphanumerical reference code to identify them. IATA codes are generally three letters and are mainly used for commercial ticketing and luggage tags. ICAO codes are generally four characters long, these are used operationally for flight plans. The FAA also publishes airport codes for airfields within its territory.

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NameOther NameICAOIATAFAALatitudeLongitude
Les AjoncsLa Roche Sur YonLFRI EDM  46.701944-1.378625
Les CedresLes CedresCY  CSS3 45.3475-74.076668
Les EplaturesLes EplaturesLSGC   47.083856.792836
Les LogesNangisLFAI   48.5962193.006786
Les MureauxLes MureauxLFXU   48.5991.5676
Les PujolsPamiersLFDJ   43.0905561.695833
Les Sables D'olonne (Talmont)Les Sables D'oloLFOO LSO  46.284-1.432
Lesce BledLesce BledLJBL   46.21514.104
Lesikar RanchHallettsvilleKZ  1TS9 29.51694-96.84444
LeskovoLeskovoLB  LB33 43.72658327.686
Lesparre (St Laurent Medoc)LesparreLFDU   45.115-0.5266
LesquinLilleLFQQ LIL  50.5619423.089444
LessayLessayLFOM   49.122-1.3046
Lester B Pearson IntlToronto PearsonCYYZ YYZ  43.677223-79.630556
Lester E. Cox Medical Center NorthSpringfieldKZ  MU59 37.22533-93.29074
Lester E. Cox Medical Center SouthSpringfieldKZ  56MU 37.14644-93.28074
Lester FieldInvernessKZ  MS21 33.33207-90.58203
Lester StateLesterKZ  15S 47.21511-121.4623
Lesterson FieldGwinnKZ  0MI4 46.27022-87.38653
LesznoLesznoEPLS   51.50116.313
MitiliniLesbosLGMT MJT  39.05666726.598333

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