IATA vs ICAO airport codes: why Heathrow is LHR and EGLL
IATA vs ICAO airport codes explained: why airports have a three-letter and a four-letter code, who assigns each, where they're used, and why LAX has an X.
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IATA vs ICAO airport codes explained: why airports have a three-letter and a four-letter code, who assigns each, where they're used, and why LAX has an X.

A short hop between a South Korean island and Seoul carries 14.4 million seats a year. Inside OAG's 2025 ranking of the world's densest air routes.