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IATA has divided the world into three areas to streamline the management of international air transport and facilitate efficient coordination among airlines and governing bodies. This division helps in categorizing routes, establishing fare structures, and addressing regulatory issues specific to different regions. By grouping countries with similar aviation policies and market conditions, IATA enhances operational efficiency and promotes collaboration within the airline industry.
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Where can you find a list of IATA numbers?
check http://www.checkacode.com/ to decode a IATA number
How do IATA number looks like?
IATA12345678
What is the number of people flying at one time?
According to a recent quote cited by the IATA, "2.4 billion people flew safely on 36.8 million jet and turboprop flights last year." Some quick math (2.4 billion divided by 365 days per year) would give a rough answer of 6,575,342 people flying each day. Since not all flights are in the air at the same time, the actual answer would be something less than that, possibly between 1 and 3 million, depending on the average length of each flight and how many flight were airborne at the same time.
What are some 3 letter words with 3 syllables?
Countries: USA and UAE. Politicians: JFK and LBJ. Computer Terms: RAM, CPU and DOS. Corporations: IBM and NEC. Three Letter Agencies: CIA, FBI, NSA, SAS. Television networks: ABC (U.S.) and BBC (U.K.). Personal advertisements: SBM for Single Black Male. Chemistry, biology, pharmaceuticals: MSG, GMO and LSD. Clinical medicine: CHF and CAD Communications shorthand: LOL and OMG. Military and weaponry: BFR and RPG Wars and political conflicts: WWI and HYW. ISO currency codes: USD, EUR and JPY IATA airport codes: SFO and LAX. Academic testing: SAT, ACT and GRE. Tombstones: RIP Canine Registries: ACA and AKC
What do the letters B.C. stand for?
BC may refer to any of the following: Before Christ, an epoch used in dating years prior to the estimated birth of Jesus Baja California, a state in Mexico Basque Country (greater region), a nation between Spain and France Bell Centre, an arena in Montreal, Quebec, Canada Botswana's WMO country code and FIPS 10-4 code British Columbia, the westernmost province of Canada Schools Bakersfield College, a college in Bakersfield, California Baghdad College, a high school, Baghdad, Iraq Bergen Catholic High School, a high school in Oradell, New Jersey Benedictine Military School, a high school in Savannah, Georgia Boston College, a university in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Brazosport College, a college in Lake Jackson, Texas BC Card, Korean credit card company Bella Center, a conference center in Copenhagen, Denmark Brasseries du Cameroun, a brewery in Cameroon British Council Brunswick Corporation's NYSE ticker symbol Basilian Chouerite Order, a religious order Borough Council, a class of second tier council in the United Kingdom Bureau of Corrections (Philippines), an agency of the Department of Justice of the Philippines bc programming language, an arbitrary-precision calculator language Backcrossing, a crossing of a hybrid with one of its parents, or a genetically similar individual Ballistic coefficient, a measure of air drag on a projectile Base curve radius, a parameter of a contact lens Battle command, a military process Bayonet cap, a standard light bulb connection Black carbon, a carbonaceous component of soot Buoyancy compensator (diving), a piece of scuba diving equipment Belaruskaja Čyhunka, the national railway company of Belarus NZR BC class, a steam locomotive classification of the New Zealand Railways Department Skymark Airlines' IATA airline code B.C. (comic strip), a comic strip by Johnny Hart, and one of its characters BC (video game), a cancelled video game by Lionhead Studios BC Powder, a brand of pain reliever Bliss bibliographic classification, a library cataloguing system BookCrossing, a website that encourages leaving books in public places to be found by others Brassocattleya or Bc, an orchid genus Business continuity Baccalaureus or bc, a Bachelors' degree in the Netherlands Blind carbon copy (Bcc:), the practice of sending an e-mail to multiple recipients without disclosing the complete list of recipients BC The Archaeology of the Bible Lands, BBC television series British Citizen, a category of British nationality
