Airport Codes for Download

10 07 2007

For a new database project I needed to find a data source that contained a basic list of all airport codes along with their corresponding cities and airport names. IATA.org charges for their updated list which is released three times a year, but their fee is $1,000. Orbitz has a comprehensive list of codes which I dropped into an Excel spreadsheet. You can download it here in csv format.

Apologies for the broken csv link, I moved servers and it got lost in transition.  The link is working now.

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4 responses to “Airport Codes for Download”

4 06 2008
Doug (12:00:04) :

Thanks for the great file!

31 08 2008
Vivek (10:13:01) :

Hi Man,

Thanks….

31 08 2008
Vivek (10:24:19) :

thanks…

Vivek

6 11 2008
Judi (09:47:14) :

Thanks for the awesome Excel file!

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