What does AIC mean?
AIC means Airports by IATA Code
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Airports & Locations category.
What is the abbreviation for Airports by IATA Code?
Airports by IATA Code can be abbreviated as AIC
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Most popular questions people look for before coming to this page
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What does AIC stand for? AIC stands for "Airports by IATA Code". |
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How to abbreviate "Airports by IATA Code"? "Airports by IATA Code" can be abbreviated as AIC. |
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What is the meaning of AIC abbreviation? The meaning of AIC abbreviation is "Airports by IATA Code". |
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What is AIC abbreviation? One of the definitions of AIC is "Airports by IATA Code". |
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What does AIC mean? AIC as abbreviation means "Airports by IATA Code". |
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What is shorthand of Airports by IATA Code? The most common shorthand of "Airports by IATA Code" is AIC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- HBTC - Held by the Code
- ICH - IATA Clearing House
- IGHC - IATA Ground Handling Council
- IOSA - Iata Operational Safety Audit
- ITQI - IATA (International Air Transport Association) Training and Qualification Initiative
- IROE - IATA Rate of Exchange
- QTQ - Communication by International Code of Signals
- FSCM - Federal Supply Code for Manufacturers (replaced by CAGE code)
- IAAI - IATA Agents Association of India
- ICCS - IATA Currency Clearance Service
- IBCS - iata bsp consolidator system
- ICAWG - IATA Control Authorities Working Group
- ICIS - Iata Currency Information Service
- ICSS - IATA Cargo Services System
- IFBP - IATA in Flight Broadcast Procedure
- SAC - Search by Area Code
- TAAI - Travel Agency Accredited by IATA
- designator, designator code. - A two- or three-digit alphanumeric code uniquely identifying airlines and airports throughout the world. Administered by IATA.
- passenger service indicator. - A one- or two-digit code, administered by IATA, which identifies specific passenger terminals at airports having more than one such terminal.
- predesignated point. - A system of unique telecommunications addresses, administered by IATA, used to ensure that reservations to specific airlines are properly routed.