Airline codes
 

Anyone know of a good website to find the AIRLINE symbols world wide?

For example NW is Northwest

I am looking to findout about "KX"

Thanks

KX = Cayman Airways

You can go to travelocity, pretend like you're booking a flight, scroll down to the airline preference, and click the airlines link. Enter the code, and you get the name.

good day,

i know of 2 url's that have a group of airline codes (although i do not think they are exhaustive [by a long shot], here they are and hope they help you):
http://reservations.previewtravel.co...linecodes.html
and
http://www.cbw.com/tourism/airline/airline.htm

[This message has been edited by cti1wlm (edited 04-24-2000).]

I usually go to http://www.wajb.freeserve.co.uk/codes.htm . I don't know if it's complete, but it's pretty close to.

M.

Here is another list of Airline Codes (Very Extensive, over 950 Airlines....):
http://www.siber.com/sib/travel/airline-codes.txt

As well as a list of Airport Codes (Over 9,200 airports listed).
http://www.siber.com/sib/travel/iata-airport-codes.txt

(Now, only if all of the Airlines had Frequent Flyer Programs, we would be in Heaven!)

[This message has been edited by steve100 (edited 04-25-2000).]

If you subscribe to OAG or Amex SkyGuide, there is an exhasutive list in the front of the timetable.

BB

As always, you can get your answer very, very easily with Google. If somebody out there still hasn't heard of http://www.google.com - well, now you have. It's by far the best search engine in existence, giving you the best matches first. The second match for "airline codes" search produced this authoritative list: http://www.amrcorp.com/sabr_grp/interact/airline.htm


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