IATA Code

IATA airport code - a code of 3 letters of the Latin alphabet that can be assigned to an airport , city , railway station , sea or river port , or other major transport hub.

In the countries of the former USSR , an internal system of codes for cities and airports operates in parallel, in which codes consist of 3 letters of the Russian alphabet. ^[one]

IATA Airline Code - A 2-character code (letters of the Latin alphabet and numbers) assigned to the airline .

In the countries of the former USSR, an internal airline code system operates in parallel, in which codes consist of 2 characters - letters of the Russian alphabet and numbers.

IATA aircraft type code - a code of 3 characters (letters of the Latin alphabet and numbers), which is assigned to the types of aircraft .

In the countries of the former USSR, an internal system of aircraft type codes operates in parallel, in which codes consist of 3 characters - letters of the Russian alphabet and numbers.

Country code - a code of 2 letters of the Latin alphabet, which is assigned to the country . 2-letter country codes are used according to the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 list. Additionally, the XU code is used to indicate part of the territory of the Russian Federation east of the Ural Mountains (not including the territory of the mountain massif itself) and the AQ code to denote Antarctica

Currency code - a code of 3 letters of the Latin alphabet, which is assigned to the currency . 3-letter currency codes are used according to the ISO 4217 list

IATA time zone code - a code of 2-4 characters (letters of the Latin alphabet and numbers) that is assigned to a country or part of a territory within a country where local time is calculated in a uniform way.

For all zones, the first 2 characters of the code is the code of the country in which this zone is located. The following options are possible for subsequent characters:

• For countries that do not divide the territory into time zones , no additional characters are added. The time zone code is the same as the country code.
• For the Russian Federation , 2 digits are added to the country code RU - the time zone number in the country, so that the codes RU01 (corresponding to the Kaliningrad region ), RU02 ( Moscow time ) and so on up to RU11 (Kamchatka) are generated.
• For other countries that divide the territory into time zones, 1 digit is added to the country code - the time zone number in the country.
• If in the territory of the country within the same time zone there are territories in which the transition to summer time is different, then the 4th character (letter of the Latin alphabet) can be added to ensure the uniqueness of the codes.

For example, in Australia, the states of New South Wales and Victoria , in which local time differs from Greenwich time by 10 hours, and daylight saving time occurs at the end of October, have the time zone code AU2. On Tasmania, local time differs from Greenwich time by 10 hours, but daylight saving time changes in late September or early October. Because of this, Tasmania has a time zone code of AU2A. In Queensland, local time differs from Greenwich time by 10 hours, but there is no daylight saving time at all. Because of this, the state has the time zone code AU2B.

IATA region code - a code of 3 characters (letters of the Latin alphabet and numbers), which is assigned to large territories in which several countries are located.

The following codes are used:

SCH - Schengen countries

AFR - Africa

CAR - Caribbean

CEM - Central America

EUR - Europe

JAK - Japan and Korea

MDE - Middle East

NOA - North America

SAS - South Asia

SEA - Southeast Asia

SOA - South America

SWP - Southwest Pacific

TC1 - American Air Traffic Conference (includes the CAR, CEM, NOA, and SOA regions)

TC2 - European-African Conference (includes the regions AFR, EUR, MDE)

TC3 - Asian Conference (includes JAK, SAS, SEA, SWP regions)

In the context of determining whether a territory belongs to a region, the country code RU is used to denote the European part of the territory of the Russian Federation (west of the Ural mountains and the mountains themselves), country code XU is used to denote the Asian part of the country's territory (east of the Ural mountains). In all other contexts, the country code RU is used to designate the Russian Federation.

The country code AQ is used to denote Antarctica . The territory of Antarctica does not belong to any of the above regions.

AVML - Vegetarian Hindu / Asian Vegetarian.

BBML - Nutrition for infants up to two years.

BLML - Gentle (diet) menu.

CHML - A set of food for children from 2 to 12 years.

DBML - Diabetic Nutrition.

FPML - Fruit Nutrition

GFML - Gluten-free nutrition.

HFML - High fiber foods.

HNML - Hindu Menu (Hindu).

INVG - Indian-style menu with curry and dairy products.

JNML - Nutrition for followers of Jainism.

JPML - Japanese Dishes.

KSML - Kosher menu.

LCML - Low-calorie menu.

LFML - Nutrition low in fat and cholesterol.

LPML - Low protein nutrition.

LSML - Low Salt Food.

MOML - Halal (Muslim) menu.

NFML - Dishes without fish and fish products.

NLML - Nutrition low in milk protein (lactose free).

NSML - Salt Free Diet Food.

ORML - Oriental menu.

PFML - No Peanuts.

PRML - Low Purine Nutrition.

RVML - Foodless Cooking: Raw Vegetables and Fruits.

SFML - Seafood.

VGML - Strict vegetarian menu.

VLML - Vegetarian, using milk and eggs.

VOML - Eastern vegetarian food.

IATA reservation class codes were created to help airlines standardize passenger travel conditions.
See also the description of Aeroflot conditions ^[2] .

First class category

P - First class, luxury

F - First Class, Full Rate

A - First class, preferential rate

Business Class

J - Business Suite

C - Business class, full rate.

D - Business class, preferential rate

I - Business class, preferential rate

Z - Business class, preferential rate

The main categories of the economic (tourist) class

W - Economy Class, Suite

S - Economy Class, Full Rate

Y - Economy Class, Full Rate

B - Economy class, preferential rate

N - Economy class, preferential rate

K - Economy class, preferential rate

L - Economy class, preferential rate

M - Economy class, preferential rate

N - Economy class, preferential rate

Q - Economy class, preferential rate

T - Economy class, preferential rate

V - Economy class, preferential rate

X - Economy class, preferential rate

• ICAO Airport Code