Airport Codes
Bookings and airway bills use the IATA three-letter code (SZX, PVG, HKG); the four-letter code is for aviation systems. They are not the same system as UN/LOCODE.
Three-letter codes, four-letter codes, airport names (English or Chinese) and city names all work; case and spaces are handled automatically. Codes must be exact — one letter apart is a different airport (PVG vs SVG, PEK vs PKX) — so there is no "did you mean" guessing.
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For UN/LOCODE five-character codes (CNSHG Shanghai port, CNSHA Hongqiao Airport, CNSZP Shenzhen port) use the Port Codes page, which separates a city's ports and airports. Port Codes →
Only airports with an IATA code that have scheduled service or are large/medium are included; small, seaplane, heliport and closed entries are excluded. Name and city are the source English originals.