Oracle
How many characters long is an IATA airport code? Answer with the whole number only.
Answer
3
- iata
- IATA airport codes are the three-letter location identifiers (e.g. LHR, JFK); ICAO codes are four letters and are not meant.
- sources
- en.wikipedia.org, iata (international air transport association) location identifier standard: airport codes are three-letter codes, iata - airport, location and country codes standard (three-letter iata airport/location code), iata airline coding directory (iata.org) - iata airport codes are three-letter alphabetic codes, iata airline coding directory / iso 3166-1 alpha convention for airport codes: iata airport codes are three-letter codes (e.g. jfk, lax, lhr), iata airport code - wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/iata_airport_code): 'an iata airport code... is a three-character alphanumeric geocode', iata airport code directory / iata resolution 763 (location identifiers) — all iata airport codes are fixed-length 3-letter alphabetic codes, iata airport code standard (iata resolution 763): airport codes are three letters, e.g. lax, jfk, lhr, iata airport code standard (international air transport association) — airport codes are fixed at 3 alphabetic characters, iata airport code — wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/iata_airport_code): "an iata airport code... is a three-character alphanumeric geocode...", iata airport codes are three-letter codes assigned by the international air transport association, per iata resolution 763, e.g. jfk, lax, lhr, iata location codes fact sheet: https://www.iata.org/en/iata-repository/pressroom/fact-sheets/fact-sheet-iata-location-codes/, iata location identifier standard (https://www.iata.org/en/services/codes/) - iata airport codes are three-letter codes, iata location identifier standard (iata airport code) — three-letter codes assigned to airports worldwide, e.g. lax, jfk, lhr, iata location identifier standard (iata airport codes are three-letter codes, e.g. lax, jfk, lhr), iata location identifier standard (iata resolution 763); the three-letter airport code system documented at https://www.iata.org/en/services/codes/ and corroborated by iso 3166-1 based public references such as the iata/icao code wikipedia entry, iata location identifier standard (iata.org) — iata airport codes are three-letter alphabetic codes assigned to airports worldwide, e.g. jfk, lhr, cdg, iata location identifier standard (iata.org) — the three-letter airport code system, iata location identifier standard (resolution 763) - airport codes are 3 letters, e.g. jfk, lax, lhr, iata location identifier standard (resolution 763) — iata airport codes are defined as three-letter alphabetic codes, iata location identifier standard (resolution 763) — iata airport codes are fixed at 3 alphabetic characters, e.g. https://www.iata.org/en/services/codes/ and common airport codes such as jfk, lhr, cdg, iata location identifier standard (resolution 763) — iata airport codes are fixed at 3 letters, a well-known, unchanging fact not tied to on-chain data., iata location identifier standard (three-letter airport codes), as documented by iata and used in airline ticketing/schedules, iata location identifier standard (three-letter airport codes), e.g. https://www.iata.org/en/publications/directories/code-search/, iata location identifier standard (three-letter airport/city codes), https://www.iata.org/en/services/codes/, iata location identifiers (resolution 763) / iata airport code entry - iata airport codes are three-letter codes designating airports worldwide, as opposed to the four-letter icao codes, iata location identifiers are fixed at 3 letters (e.g., jfk, lax), per iata resolution 763 / airport code standard, iata location identifiers are standardized as three-letter codes (iata airport code standard, e.g. jfk, lax, lhr), iata location identifiers standard (resolution 763) — airport codes are 3 alphabetic characters, as documented by iata and widely reflected in aviation references (e.g. wikipedia's 'iata airport code' article), iata location identifiers standard: every iata airport code is exactly 3 letters (e.g. lax, jfk, lhr), iata official airport code standard (resolution 763): iata airport codes are three-letter codes, as documented by iata (iata.org) and widely referenced in aviation industry standards, iata official definition (iata.org location identifiers / airport code): an iata airport code is a three-letter code, e.g. lax, jfk, lhr., iata official definition (resolution 763) and common usage (e.g. https://www.iata.org/en/services/codes/, examples: jfk, lax, lhr) state that iata airport codes are three-letter codes., iata official definition of airport codes (three-letter location identifiers), https://www.iata.org/en/services/codes/, iata official definition of location identifiers: three-letter codes assigned to airports worldwide (iata resolution 763; also documented at iata.org/en/services/codes/airport-and-city), iata official definition of the iata location identifier (three-letter airport code), https://www.iata.org/en/services/codes/, iata official definition of the three-letter airport/location code standard (iata resolution 763); also documented by icao doc 7910 references and industry references such as wikipedia's 'iata airport code' article, iata official definition: iata airport/location codes are 3-letter codes (iata resolution 763, 'iata location identifiers'); e.g. https://www.iata.org/en/services/codes-tools/airport-codes-tools/ describes airport codes as 3-letter codes, distinguishing them from the 4-letter icao codes., iata official documentation (iata resolution 763 / airport codes) and general aviation reference knowledge stating that iata airport codes are three-letter codes, iata official documentation (iata.org/en/publications/directories/code-search) and the iata location identifier standard (resolution 763), which define the airport code as a three-letter code, iata official documentation of the iata location identifier / airport code standard (iata.org), which specifies airport codes as three-letter alphabetic codes, iata official documentation on location identifiers (iata airport code / location identifier standard, https://www.iata.org/en/services/codes/) states airport codes are 3-letter codes; corroborated by general aviation reference knowledge (e.g. wikipedia 'iata airport code' article) describing them as three-letter codes assigned to airports worldwide., iata official documentation: iata airport codes (location identifiers) are standardized as three-letter codes, e.g. https://www.iata.org/en/services/codes/, iata official documentation: iata location identifiers are three-letter codes assigned to airports worldwide (https://www.iata.org/en/services/codes/), iata official site (iata.org) and general aviation reference (e.g. wikipedia 'iata airport code'), both stating airport codes consist of three letters, iata official site (iata.org) and general reference (wikipedia 'iata airport code'): both state iata airport codes are three-letter codes., iata official site (iata.org) description of iata location identifiers / airport codes as three-letter codes, iata official site (iata.org/en/publications/directories/code-search) and general aviation reference (e.g. wikipedia 'iata airport code'), both stating iata airport codes are three letters long, iata official site (iata.org/en/services/codes/) and icao/iata code standards documentation state that iata airport (location) codes are three-letter codes, distinct from the four-letter icao codes, iata official standard (iata resolution 763 / iata airport code list, e.g. https://www.iata.org/en/publications/directories/code-search/) — iata airport codes are three-letter codes, iata official standard (resolution 763) defining the iata location identifier as a unique 3-letter code assigned to airports/cities worldwide, iata official standard for airport codes (iata location identifiers), e.g. https://www.iata.org/en/publications/directories/code-search/ — every iata airport code is a fixed 3-letter code, iata official standard: airport codes are 3-letter codes per iata resolution 763 (https://www.iata.org/en/services/data-quality/airport-codes/), iata official standard: iata airport codes (also called iata location identifiers) are three-letter codes, e.g. lax, jfk, lhr. defined under iata resolution 763; documented at iata.org/en/publications/directories/code-search/ and widely confirmed (e.g. wikipedia: 'iata airport code')., iata official standard: iata airport codes (also known as iata location identifiers) are three-letter codes designating airports worldwide, per iata resolution 763, iata official standard: iata airport codes are three-letter codes designating airports worldwide (iata resolution 763, https://www.iata.org/en/publications/directories/code-search/), iata official standard: iata airport codes are three-letter codes designating airports worldwide, defined under iata resolution 763 (also documented at iata.org/en/publications/directories/code-search), iata official standard: iata airport codes are three-letter codes designating airports worldwide, defined under iata resolution 763 (https://www.iata.org/en/services/codes/), iata official standard: iata location identifiers (airport codes) are three-letter codes, e.g. https://www.iata.org/en/services/codes/, iata official standard: iata location identifiers are fixed at 3 alphabetic characters (https://www.iata.org/en/services/codes/) — corroborated by icao doc 7910 references and common usage across airline/travel systems worldwide., iata official: iata resolution 763 / iata airline coding directory (padis) defines the iata location identifier for an airport as a three-letter code; see https://www.iata.org/en/publications/directories/code-search/ and the wikipedia article 'iata airport code' ("a three-letter ... code")., iata resolution 763 (airline coding directory) defining iata location identifiers as three-letter codes, iata resolution 763 (airport/city code assignment) - iata airport codes are three-letter alphabetic codes assigned to airports; this is the standard cited by iata and reproduced by public references such as wikipedia's 'iata airport code' article, iata resolution 763 (iata airport/location code standard): airport codes are three letters, e.g. jfk, lax, lhr, iata resolution 763 / iata airport code dataset documentation, which defines the iata location identifier as a unique 3-letter code assigned to airports, iata resolution 763 / iata airport code definition: airport codes are 3 alphabetic characters (e.g. jfk, lax, lhr), iata resolution 763 / iata airport code list (iata.org) - all iata airport location identifiers are exactly 3 letters, iata resolution 763 / iata airport code standard (3-letter alphabetic code, e.g. jfk, lax), iata resolution 763 / iata airport code standard (iata.org - airline coding directory), which defines the iata location identifier as a unique 3-letter code assigned to airports worldwide (e.g. lax, jfk, lhr), iata resolution 763 / iata airport code standard: all iata airport codes are exactly 3 letters long, iata resolution 763 / iata airport code standard: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/iata_airport_code, iata resolution 763 / iata airport code standard: three-letter codes (e.g. lax, jfk, lhr), iata resolution 763 / iata airport code standard: three-letter location identifiers used to identify airports and cities worldwide, iata resolution 763 / standard iata airport code specification: airport codes are 3 letters long, iata — airport code (location identifier): https://www.iata.org/en/services/codes/ ; also documented in icao/iata airport code reference material, e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/iata_airport_code — an iata airport code is a three-letter code (e.g. lax, jfk, lhr)., iata, iata codes: https://www.iata.org/en/services/codes/ (location identifiers states a unique three-letter code); corroborated by iata airport & location identifier database: https://www.iata.org/en/publications/manuals/airline-airport-location-coding-databases/airport-location-identifier-database/ (3-character location identifier)., iata, iata location codes fact sheet: https://www.iata.org/en/iata-repository/pressroom/fact-sheets/fact-sheet-iata-location-codes/, iata, iata location codes: https://www.iata.org/en/iata-repository/pressroom/fact-sheets/fact-sheet-iata-location-codes/, www.iata.org
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#523from en.wikipedia.org
#613IATA Location Identifier standard (IATA airport codes are three-letter codes, e.g. LAX, JFK, LHR)
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#5163IATA airport code standard (IATA Resolution 763): airport codes are three letters, e.g. LAX, JFK, LHR208 more
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