IATA Quiz

What does IATA stand for?

• International Association of Air Transport

• International Airline Transport Authority

• International Air Transport Association

• International Airline Travel Association

How many characters are there in an IATA Airport Code?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Which organization assigns IATA codes to airlines?

• International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

• International Air Transport Association (IATA)

• Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)

• Airports Council International (ACI)

What is the purpose of IATA airport codes?

• To track flight routes.

• To categorize airports by size.

• To identify airports worldwide

• To determine airport security measures.

Which city is represented by the IATA code 'LHR'?

• Tokyo

• Paris

• London

• New York

What is the role of IATA in aviation communication?

• IATA is a regulatory body for aviation safety.

• IATA is responsible for air traffic control in aviation communication.

• IATA provides training programs for aviation communication.

• IATA sets standards and regulations for aviation communication.

Which IATA code represents Los Angeles International Airport?

• LGA

• SFO

• LAX

• JFK

What is the significance of IATA codes in ticketing and baggage handling?

• IATA codes are used to identify the type of aircraft used by airlines.

• IATA codes are used to track passenger preferences and provide personalized services.

• IATA codes are used to determine the price of airline tickets.

• IATA codes are used to identify airports, airlines, and cities in the airline industry, facilitating accurate communication and processing of information.

Which IATA code represents Dubai International Airport?

• DIA

• DUB

• DXB

• DBX

Do you know how many IATA airport codes there are?

• 1000

• 5000

• 9000

• 12000