Can you match IATA airport codes to the correct city? This mixed-difficulty quiz blends well-known hubs with trickier look-alikes to sharpen your travel and aviation knowledge. Pick how many questions...
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IATA codes show up on tickets, baggage tags, and flight boards—this quiz helps you connect those three-letter codes to the cities travelers actually say.
You’ll practice quick recognition, separating similar-looking codes, and recalling which airports serve multi-airport metro areas.
Each question gives 4 options and there’s no timer, so you can play at your own pace and learn as you go.
Choose your question count before you start, and set the difficulty to focus on easier staples, tougher curveballs, or a mixed run that balances both.
Mixed difficulty is balanced by combining frequent-flyer favorites with less common codes, while keeping the answer choices plausible without being random. You’ll see a steady blend of straightforward picks and “wait, which one was that?” moments to build real recall over time.
What city is represented by the IATA code LAX?
What city corresponds to the IATA code JFK?
Which city has the IATA code ORD?
This quiz has 101 questions focused on matching IATA airport codes to cities.
Every question is multiple-choice with 4 options, and there is no timer.
You can choose a difficulty setting before you start, including a mixed option for variety.
Yes. You can select your preferred question count before starting to make the quiz shorter or longer.
Players often mix up multi-airport cities, confuse similar-looking codes, or assume the code matches the city name.
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