IATA - International Air Transport Association

- is the official trade organization for the world’s airlines

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An IATA airport code
- IATA location identifier
- IATA station code
- location identifier

Domestic Airport Name City IATA Code

Allah Valley Airport Surallah AAV

Awang Airport Cotabato CBO

Bacolod Airport Bacolod BCD

Baganga Airport Baganga BNQ

Baler Airport Baler BQA

Basco Airport Basco BSO

Bislig Airport Bislig BPH

Butuan Airport Butuan BXU

Cagayan De Oro Domestic Airport Cagayan De Oro CGY

Cagayan De Sulu Airport Cagayan De Sulu CDY

Calbayog Airport Calbayog CYP

Cauayan Airport Cauayan CYZ

CLR Airport Taytay Sandoval RZP

Coron Airport Coron XCN

CubiPt NAS Airport Luzon Is NCP

Culion Airport Culion CUJ

Cuyo Airport Cuyo CYU

D.Z. Romualdez Airport Tacloban TAC

DiosdadoMacapagal International Airport Angeles City CRK

Dipolog Airport Dipolog DPL

Dumaguete Airport Dumaguete DGT

El Nido Airport El Nido ENI

Evelio Javier Airport Antique EUQ

Francisco Bangoy International Airport Davao DVO

General Santos International Airport General Santos GES

Iloilo International Airport Iloilo ILO

Imelda Romualdez Marcos Airport Mati MXI

Ipil Airport Ipil IPE

Jolo Airport Jolo JOL

Kalibo Airport Kalibo KLO

Labo Airport Ozamis OZC

Laoag International Airport Laoag LAO

Legazpi Airport Legazpi LGP

Loakan Airport Baguio BAG

Lubang Airport Lubang LBX

Mactan-Cebu International Airport Cebu CEB

Malabang Airport Malabang MLP

Malay Airport Caticlan MPH

Mambajao Airport Camiguin CGM

Mamburao Airport Mamburao MBO

Maramag Airport Maramag Airport XMA

Maria Cristina Airport Iligan IGN

Marinduque Airport Marinduque MRQ

Masbate Airport Masbate MBT

McguireFld Airport San Jose SJI

NAF Airport Sangley Point NSP

Naga Airport Daet DTE

Naga Airport Naga WNP

Catarman National Airport Catarman CRM

Ninoy Aquino International Airport Manila MNL

Ormoc Airport Ormoc OMC

Pagadian Airport Pagadian PAG

Puerto Princesa Airport Puerto Princesa PPS

Busuanga Airport Busuanga USU

Romblon Airport Tablas TBH

Roxas City Airport Roxas City RXS

San Fernando Airport San Fernando SFE

SangaSanga Airport SangaSanga SGS

Sangley Point NAS Airport Cavite City SGL

Siasi Airport Siasi SSV

Sicogon Island Airport Sicogon Island ICO

Siocon Airport Siocon XSO

Surigao Airport Surigao SUG

Tagbilaran Airport Tagbilaran TAG

Tagbita Airport Tagbita TGB

Tandag Airport Tandag TDG

Tawitawi Airport Tawitawi TWT

Tuguegarao Airport Tuguegarao TUG

Virac Airport Virac VRC

Zamboanga International Airport Zamboanga ZAM

International Airport City Country IATA Code

Abu Dhabi International Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates AUH

Kotoka International Airport Accra Ghana ACC

Aden International Airport Aden Yemen ADE

Albany International Airport Albany (NY) USA ALB

Borg el Arab Airport Alexandria Egypt HBH

 El Nhouza Airport Alexandria Egypt ALY

Almaty International Airport Almaty (Alma Ata) Kazakhstan ALA

Ankara Esenboğa International Ankara Turkey ESB

Airport

Auckland International Airport Auckland New Zealand AKL

Birmingham International Birmingham United Kingdom BHX

Airport

Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Calcutta (Kolkata) India CCU

International Airport

Cape Town International Airport Cape Town South Africa CPT

La Romana International Airport Casa de Campo Dominican Republic LRM

Chandigarh International Airport Chandigarh India IXC

Dubai International Airport Dubai United Arab Emirates DXB

Kuala Lumpur International Kuala Lumpur Malaysia KUL

Airport

Kuwait International Airport Kuwait Kuwait KWI

Mandalay-Annisaton Airport Mandalay Myanmar MDL

International Radiotelephony Spelling Alphabet

- NATO phonetic alphabet
- ICAO phonetic alphabet

Alpha Hotel Oscar Victor

Bravo India Papa Whiskey

Charlie Juliet Quebec X-ray

Delta Kilo Romeo Yankee

Echo Lima Sierra Zulu

Foxtrot Mike / Mama Tango

Golf November / Nancy Uniform

3 Important Aspects in Airport:
- Fleet; aircraft
- Facilities
- Staff

Thickness
● Granular Layer (runway) = 29.5 cm
● Bituminous Layer = 13 cm
● Wear Layer (smooth layer) = 10.5 cm

Apron area - ramp area

Airport, also called air terminal, aerodrome, or airfield.

La Guardia Airport and Santos Dumont Airport in Rio de Janeiro are examples of airports that still operate on sites
originally chosen for their ability to handle large seaplanes.

The largest airports in the world employ more than 100,000 workers each.

Physical facilities
- runways, taxiways, aprons, and strips,

Airside
- Terminal operation companies have also become more frequent, such as those that own terminals
- concentrated on the apron, or ramp, which is that part of the operational surface adjacent to the terminals where
aircraft are maneuvered or parked.

The principal determinants of airport layout are the number of runways and their orientation, the shape of the
available site, and constraints at the site both on the ground and in the air.

For the largest airports, obstacles to air navigation must be considered up to about 15 km (10 miles) from the
runways.
At the smallest airports, light aircraft are unable to operate in crosswinds greater than 10 knots; at all airports, operation
in tailwinds in excess of 10 knots is not recommended by aircraft manufacturers.

The operational capacity of an airport, which is usually defined as the maximum possible number of aircraft
landings and take-offs, is determined by the number of runways that are available for use at any one time.

VFR - Visual Flight Rules

FIR - Flight Information Regions
TCA - Terminal Control Area
Pavements must be designed in such a way that they can bear the loads imposed by aircraft without failure.
- must be smooth and stable under conditions of loading during its expected or economic life.
- should be free from dust and other particles that could be blown up and ingested into engines,
- must be capable of spreading and transmitting an aircraft’s weight to the existing subsoil (or subgrade) in a
manner that precludes subsoil failure.

Airfield pavements are of two types, rigid and flexible.

Rigid pavements are constructed of Portland cement concrete slabs resting on a prepared subbase of granular material
or directly on a granular subgrade.

Load is transmitted through the slabs to the underlying subgrade by flexure of the slabs.

Visual guidance to approaching aircraft is also provided by approach lighting systems, a configuration of high-intensity
white lights running along the centreline of the runway and extending up to 600 metres (2,000 feet) beyond the threshold.

Touchdown-zone lighting is provided over the first 900 metres (3,000 feet) from the runway threshold.

The threshold is designated by a line of green lights.

Edges and centreline are delineated by white lights that shine toward the maneuvering aircraft at regular intervals.

Taxiways are delineated by blue edge lights and by green centreline lights that also appear at regular intervals.

Ground controller
- responsibility is to avoid conflicting movements of aircraft in the operational area of the airfield.
- gives the pilot instructions on reaching the apron stand position via the appropriate turnoffs and taxiways.

Final positioning may be the responsibility of an apron controller.

Ninoy Aquino International Airport or NAIA

- also known as Manila International Airport or simply Manila Airport
- is one of the two international airports serving the Metro Manila Area and the main international gateway to the
Philippines.

Airlines that use NAIA as their main hub:

 Four Passenger Terminals of NAIA

NAIA Terminal 1 Caters international flights

NAIA Terminal 2 Cater international flights and domestic flights only for
PHILIPPINE AIRLINES

NAIA Terminal 3 Caters all international flights coming from Manila

NAIA Terminal 4 Manila domestic passenger terminal

International Airlines servicing to the Philippines

AirAsia China Airlines

Cebu Pacific Air Emirates Airline

Philippine Airlines Eva Airways

2GO Air Hawaiian Airlines

Lufthansa Airline Korean Air

Saudia Airlines Delta Air Lines

Cathay Pacific Airways Etihad Airways

Japan Airlines KLM Royal Dutch Airlines

Qatar Airways Thai Airways International

Garuda Indonesia Kuwait Airways

Singapore Airlines Turkish Airlines

 All Nippon Airways Malaysia Airlines

Asiana Airlines Air China

Oman Air China Southern Airlines

Gulf Air Qantas Airways

China Eastern Airlines Royal Brunei Airlines

Ethiopian Airlines Vietnam Airlines