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Airline Codes Reference

Every airline carries two identifiers. The IATA code is the two-character code you see in everyday booking data — the prefix on a flight number (Emirates is EK, so flights read EK902) and the first part of a reservation segment. The ICAO code is a three-letter code used in air-traffic control and operational messaging (Emirates is UAE). The table below lists both for the airlines FlyTix recognises.

Want to see where these codes sit in a real booking? Read how to read an Amadeus PNR or how airline ticket numbers work.

AirlineIATAICAOCountry
Air FranceAFAFRFrance
American AirlinesAAAALUnited States
British AirwaysBABAWUnited Kingdom
Cathay PacificCXCPAHong Kong
Delta Air LinesDLDALUnited States
EgyptAirMSMSREgypt
EmiratesEKUAEUnited Arab Emirates
Ethiopian AirlinesETETHEthiopia
Etihad AirwaysEYETDUnited Arab Emirates
flydubaiFZFDBUnited Arab Emirates
Gulf AirGFGFABahrain
IberiaIBIBESpain
ITA AirwaysAZITYItaly
KLM Royal Dutch AirlinesKLKLMNetherlands
LufthansaLHDLHGermany
Middle East AirlinesMEMEALebanon
Oman AirWYOMAOman
Pegasus AirlinesPCPGTTürkiye
QantasQFQFAAustralia
Qatar AirwaysQRQTRQatar
Royal JordanianRJRJAJordan
SaudiaSVSVASaudi Arabia
Singapore AirlinesSQSIASingapore
SWISSLXSWRSwitzerland
Turkish AirlinesTKTHYTürkiye
United AirlinesUAUALUnited States