Airport ID app analytics for October 24

Decode airport codes, airline codes and aircraft types. What does EDDF, LH or A20N mean? Airport ID tells you in seconds. Airport ID lets you search and identify the 3- and 4-letter IDs of airports worldwide, known as IATA, ICAO and FAA codes – and now also airline and aircraft type codes. Features: • Find more than 38,000 airports in seconds • Search works offline • Identify codes with the easy-to-use keypad • Open airport information on Wikipedia • Open the airport's location in Google Maps • New: airline codes and aircraft types Codes • Airports: IATA (FRA), ICAO (EDDF) and US FAA codes of more than 38,000 airports, airfields, heliports and railway stations in 242 countries and territories • Airlines: IATA (LH) and ICAO (DLH) codes and the radio callsign of more than 1,900 active airlines; ceased airlines on request • Aircraft types: ICAO designators (A20N, B738) and IATA type codes (32N, 738) of 2,700 types, with engine type and count Keypad • Keys that cannot lead to a known code are greyed out. • A code shared by several airports or airlines shows every match as a card. • Choose on the start screen whether airlines and aircraft types are included. List • Search by name or code, filter by country, type and code, sort by name, country or relevance. Useful for • Travellers: understand the codes on tickets, boarding passes, baggage tags and departure boards • Aviation fans: identify airports, airlines and aircraft types when spotting, on a flight tracker or on board • Aviation professionals: check flight plans, load sheets and logbooks The app shows ads; an ad-free subscription is available.