ICAO Four Letter Codes

[rsoman]

Hello
Can anyone tell me about any web site where I can decode the 4 letter ICAO codes.
I work in reservations where we use
the three letter IATA codes which often have no relation to the ICAO codes.
Is there any site which gives me the info?

TK

[spannersatcx]

Try typing "4 letter ICAO codes" into a search engine!

[PaperTiger]

http://www.ar-group.com/icaoiata.htm

[EGTE]

This is quite a good one - it gives all the airport details an aviator could want as well.
http://worldaerodata.com/ :cool:

[126.9]

EGTE

Thanks. That's worth knowing!

[rsoman]

Thanks Paper Tiger and EGTE
Exactly what I have been looking for
TK

[Springbokkie]

Try www.fallingrain.com/air/airports.cgi (http://www.fallingrain.com/air/airports.cgi)

Quite fun and interesting.

[InFinRetirement]

And does someone have a good URL to THREE letter codes. Might as well have them for the good people as well.

[Tom the Tenor]

I am unable to find any details of an ICAO code for Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia in any of the above sites. Does anyone have any details of the place? I know that Lufthansa fly there about twice a week from Frankfurt so any Lufthansa crews reading this care to share their observations, please? Thank you, TTT.

[PaperTiger]

This it ?

Name: Strigino
IATA: GOJ
ICAO: UWGG
Novgorod, Russia
Latitude: 56° 13' N
Longitude: 43° 47' E
Elevation: 256

[Tom the Tenor]

Yep, that's it! Thank you PaperTiger. That is all sorted now. In Soviet times the place was called Gorky and if I remember rightly it was a closed city for people from the West? Some scholarly types like writers, social commentators and the like who did not toe the party line were sent there as a form of internal exile. Of course when Gorby and the internet came along the game was up! Have you been there by any chance? There is a small possibility I may have a chance to go there soon so here's hoping! Thank you, TTT.

[Springbokkie]

Try www.amadeus.net (http://www.amadeus.net) for the 3 letter codes. Under "availability"...