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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Name or Code

NameOther NameICAOIATAFAALatitudeLongitude
Louisville Intl Standiford FldLouisville StdfdKSDF SDF SDF 38.174389-85.736
Louisville MuniLouisville MuniKZ  K2J3 32.986542-82.385681
Blue LickLouisvilleKZ  07KY 38.08062-85.69329
Baptist Hospital EastLouisvilleKZ  09KY 38.23896-85.6394
Louisville Winston CoLouisville WinstKZ LMS KLMS 33.146208-89.062481
Dave'sLouisvilleKZ  0CO1 40.03332-105.1239
Louisville AhpFt Rucker/ozarkKZ  AL03 31.81683-85.64994
Avista HospitalLouisvilleKZ  CO45 39.95276-105.1525
Switch PadLouisvilleKZ  1KY5 38.16674-85.70135
Southwest Government CenterLouisvilleKZ  10KY 38.1484-85.83691
Southwest HospitalLouisvilleKZ  11KY 38.1159-85.83607
YoderLouisvilleKZ  1OA7 40.84172-81.24149
ClaytonLouisvilleKZ  1TN1 35.86453-83.95741
Churchill DownsLouisvilleKZ  22KY 38.20285-85.76968
MilburnLouisvilleKZ  24OH 40.88062-81.2915
HammondLouisvilleKZ  25OH 40.91311-81.25983
University HospitalLouisvilleKZ  26KY 38.24757-85.74329
HitzLouisvilleKZ  26OH 40.87534-81.2951
Jewish HospitalLouisvilleKZ  41KY 38.25201-85.75052
Wlky-Tv StudiosLouisvilleKZ  43KY 38.26313-85.71024

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