IATA Code

The IATA airport code is a set of three letters assigned to each airport around the world. These codes are designated by the International Air Transport Association, or IATA. The codes are not unique: 300 of around 20,000 total codes are used by more than one airport. A common example of their use is the letters shown clearly on the luggage tags which ticket agents slap on the bags at check-in time.

It is the full list of IATA codes for all Spanish airports:

• Albacete: ABC
• Alicante airport: ALC
• Almeria airport: LEI
• Badajoz: BJZ
• Barcelona: BCN
• Bilbao: BIO
• Burgos: RGS
• Caceres: EXT
• Ciudad Real: CJI
• Cordoba airport: ODB
• Gerona: GRO
• Granada airport: GRX
• Huesca: HSK
• Jerez airport: XRY
• La Coruña: LCG
• Leon: LEN
• Logroño: RJL
• Madrid (Barajas): MAD
• Madrid (Cuatro Vientos): MCV
• Oviedo: OVD
• Torrejon: TOJ
• Malaga airport: AGP
• Murcia airport: MJV
• Pamplona: PNA
• Reus: REU
• Sabadell: QSA
• Salamanca: SLM
• San Sebastián: EAS
• Santander: SDR
• Santiago de Compostela: SCQ
• Sevilla airport: SVQ
• Valencia: VLC
• Valladolid: VLL
• Vigo: VGO
• Vitoria: VIT
• Zaragoza: ZAZ

Find further information inside IATA official website: www.iata.org.