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__NOTOC__ IATA airline designators are two-letter codes assigned by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) to the world's airlines. These codes form the first two letters of a flight code. Since 1987 the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has been issuing three-letter codes, which are due to be adopted by IATA.

The two-character airline designator, sometimes called IATA Reservation Codes, listed are for use in reservations, timetables, tickets, tariffs, air waybills and in airline interline telecommunications, as well as for the airline industry applications. IATA assigns three types of two-character airline designators: unique, numeric/alpha and controlled duplicate. The designator is used to identify an airline for all commercial purposes. The two character airline designator is assigned by IATA in accordance with the provisions of Resolution 762.

List of designators

Airlines are listed by two-letter designator with nationality in parentheses. When adding entries, please make sure that a redirect is in place or that the IATA code is listed on the existing disambiguation page.

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See also

Lists of abbreviations | International Air Transport Association | Airlines

Liste der IATA-Airline-Codes | Liste des codes AITA des compagnies aériennes | Kode IATA (maskapai penerbangan) | Codice vettore IATA | Lëscht vun den IATA Coden (Fluchgesellschaft) | Lijst van IATA-codes voor luchtvaartmaatschappijen | Kod linii IATA | Lista e IATA Airline Codes | Kód leteckej spoločnosti IATA | IATA航空公司代码

 

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