Southwest Airport Codes

ABQ represents Albuquerque, New Mexico, and is served by Albuquerque International Airport.
ALB is the code for Albany, New York, with Albany International Airport as its airport.
AMA signifies Amarillo, Texas, home to Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport.
ATL denotes Atlanta, Georgia, and operates through Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
AUS is used for Austin, Texas, with Austin-Bergstrom International Airport as the key airport.
BDL stands for Hartford, Connecticut, served by Bradley International Airport.
BHM symbolizes Birmingham, Alabama, hosting Birmingham International Airport.
BNA represents Nashville, Tennessee, with Nashville International Airport.
BOI is the code for Boise, Idaho, served by Boise Air Terminal/Gowen Field Airport.
BOS denotes Boston, Massachusetts, and is served by Boston Logan International Airport.
BUF stands for Buffalo, New York, served by Buffalo Niagara International Airport.
BUR represents Burbank, California, with Bob Hope Airport available.
BWI symbolizes Baltimore, Maryland, hosting Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.
CHS is the airport code for Charleston, South Carolina, with Charleston International Airport.
CLE denotes Cleveland, Ohio, served by Cleveland Hopkins International Airport.
CMH represents Columbus, Ohio, with Port Columbus International Airport.
CRP is the code for Corpus Christi, Texas, home to Corpus Christi International Airport.
DAL signifies Dallas, Texas, served by Dallas Love Field Airport.
DEN is used for Denver, Colorado, with Denver International Airport as a major hub.
DTW represents Detroit, Michigan, with Detroit Metro Airport as its airport.
ECP stands for Panama City Beach, Florida, served by Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport.
ELP symbolizes El Paso, Texas, and is served by El Paso International Airport.
EWR is the airport code for Newark, New Jersey, hosting Newark Liberty International Airport.
FLL denotes Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, with Ft. Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport.
GEG is used for Spokane, Washington, and represents Spokane International Airport.
GSP represents Greenville/Spartanburg, South Carolina, hosting Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport.
HOU stands for Houston (Hobby), Texas, with William P. Hobby Airport.
HRL denotes Harlingen, Texas, served by Valley International Airport.
IND represents Indianapolis, Indiana, hosting Indianapolis International Airport.
IAD signifies Washington (Dulles), Virginia, with Washington Dulles International Airport.
ISP stands for Long Island, New York, served by Long Island MacArthur Airport.
JAN is the code for Jackson, Mississippi, served by Jackson International Airport.
JAX denotes Jacksonville, Florida, with Jacksonville International Airport as the key airport.
LAS is used for Las Vegas, Nevada, with McCarran International Airport.
LAX symbolizes Los Angeles, California, hosting Los Angeles International Airport.
LBB represents Lubbock, Texas, served by Lubbock International Airport.
LGA is the airport code for New York (LaGuardia), New York, with LaGuardia Airport.
LIT denotes Little Rock, Arkansas, served by Little Rock Airport.
MAF represents Midland/Odessa, Texas, with Midland International Airport.
MCI signifies Kansas City, Missouri, served by Kansas City International Airport.
MCO stands for Orlando, Florida, with Orlando International Airport.
MDW denotes Chicago, Illinois, and operates through Midway International Airport.
MHT is the airport code for Manchester, New Hampshire, hosting Manchester Boston Regional Airport.
MKE symbolizes Milwaukee, Wisconsin, served by General Mitchell International Airport.
MSP represents Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota, hosting Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport.
MSY is the code for New Orleans, Louisiana, hosting Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport.
OAK denotes Oakland, California, served by Oakland International Airport.
OKC is used for Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, with Will Rogers World Airport.
OMA stands for Omaha, Nebraska, served by Eppley Airfield.
ONT represents Ontario/LA, California, with Ontario International Airport.
ORF signifies Norfolk, Virginia, with Norfolk International Airport.
PBI is the code for West Palm Beach, Florida, hosting Palm Beach International Airport.
PDX denotes Portland, Oregon, served by Portland International Airport.
PHL symbolizes Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with Philadelphia International Airport.
PHX represents Phoenix, Arizona, served by Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.
PIT is the airport code for Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, with Pittsburgh International Airport.
PVD denotes Providence, Rhode Island, hosting T.F. Green Airport.
RDU stands for Raleigh/Durham, North Carolina, served by Raleigh-Durham International Airport.
RNO symbolizes Reno/Tahoe, Nevada, with Reno/Tahoe International Airport.
RSW represents Ft. Myers, Florida, hosting Southwest Florida International Airport.
SAN is the airport code for San Diego, California, with San Diego-Lindbergh Field Airport.
SAT denotes San Antonio, Texas, served by San Antonio International Airport.
SDF is used for Louisville, Kentucky, with Louisville International Airport (Standiford Field).
SEA signifies Seattle/Tacoma, Washington, served by Sea-Tac International Airport.
SFO represents San Francisco, California, hosting San Francisco International Airport.
SJC denotes San Jose, California, with San Jose International Airport.
SLC is the airport code for Salt Lake City, Utah, hosting Salt Lake City International Airport.
SMF stands for Sacramento, California, served by Sacramento International Airport.
SNA signifies Orange County, California, with John Wayne Airport (located in Orange County).
STL represents St. Louis, Missouri, with Lambert-St. Louis International Airport.
TPA is the code for Tampa, Florida, served by Tampa International Airport.
TUL denotes Tulsa, Oklahoma, with Tulsa International Airport.
TUS symbolizes Tucson, Arizona, served by Tucson International Airport.
ATL appears again as the code for Atlanta, Georgia, regarding AirTran.
ABE refers to Allentown, Pennsylvania, also linked to AirTran.
ACY designates Atlantic City, New Jersey, served by AirTran.
AUA stands for Aruba, Aruba, connected to AirTran.
AVL signifies Asheville, North Carolina, linked to AirTran.
BDA is the code for Bermuda, BM, associated with AirTran.
BKG pertains to Branson, Missouri, linked to AirTran.
BMI represents Bloomington-Normal, Illinois, served by AirTran.
BWI reappears in the context of Baltimore-Washington International, connected to AirTran.
BOS and BUF also repeat separately in relevance to AirTran, serving Boston and Buffalo respectively.
CAK designates Canton-Akron, Ohio, served by AirTran.
CLT represents Charlotte, North Carolina, connected to AirTran.
CMH repeats as Columbus, Ohio, underscoring connections to AirTran.
CRW stands for Charleston, West Virginia, with links to AirTran.
CUN signifies Cancun, Mexico, served by AirTran.
DAY is the airport code for Dayton, Ohio, linked to AirTran.
DCA represents Ronald Reagan National in Washington, D.C., associated with AirTran.
DEN reappears for Denver, Colorado, highlighting its AirTran connection.
DSM is linked to Des Moines, Iowa, within AirTran service.
DTW also reappears for Detroit, reaffirming its status with AirTran.
EYW connects to Key West, Florida, and is part of AirTran's service.
FLL repeats as Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, linking back to AirTran.
FNT is the code for Flint, Michigan, also associated with AirTran.
GRR denotes Grand Rapids, Michigan, linked with AirTran.
HOU returns as an airport code for Houston-Hobby, connected to AirTran.
HPN represents White Plains, New York, also affiliated with AirTran.