Airports in the United States.
From coast-to-coast connections to regional airports, find airport codes, local times and practical arrival planning for the United States.
234 GUIDES
Browse airport codes and linked terminal, ground transport and aircraft-tracking information. Not all airports have the same amount of verified detail; follow official operator links for current schedules and services.
Key airport gateways
JFKJohn F. Kennedy InternationalNew York
LAXLos Angeles InternationalLos Angeles
ORDChicago O'Hare InternationalChicago
SFOSan Francisco InternationalSan Francisco
ATLHartsfield-Jackson Atlanta InternationalAtlanta
DFWDallas Fort Worth InternationalDallas–Fort Worth
MIAMiami InternationalMiami
BOSBoston Logan InternationalBoston
SEASeattle-Tacoma InternationalSeattle
DENDenver InternationalDenver
Practical airport planning
Airport and airline information can change. These are preparation points, not statements about the live status of a flight.
Choosing the right city airport
Large US metropolitan areas may have more than one airport. Check the full airport name and IATA code on your ticket before booking ground transport.
Domestic and international arrivals
The steps after landing can differ with the route and terminal. For international arrivals, check the official airport and relevant US government instructions for your itinerary.
Changing planes
Leave time for terminal transfers and baggage collection where required. The operating airline and ticket arrangement determine how your connection is handled.
All published airport codes
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