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Overview
About United States
United States sits on the North America continent, with its capital at Washington D.C.. The currency in United States is US Dollar, and English is the most widely spoken language. We track 1779 airports across the country, from major international hubs to regional and island fields.
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Directory
Airports in United States
- ALNSt Louis Regional AirportAlton/St Louis, Illinois
- KSMSt Mary's AirportSt Mary's, Alaska
- STQSt Marys Municipal AirportSt Marys, Pennsylvania
- SMKSt Michael AirportSt Michael, Alaska
- SCKStockton Metropolitan AirportStockton, California
- SLBStorm Lake Municipal AirportStorm Lake, Iowa
- STPSt Paul Downtown Holman FieldSt Paul, Minnesota
- SNPSt Paul Island AirportSt Paul Island, Alaska
- PIESt Petersburg Clearwater International AirportSt Petersburg-Clearwater, Florida
- WLDStrother FieldWinfield/Arkansas City, Kansas
- SUDStroud Municipal AirportStroud, Oklahoma
- SSISt. Simons Island Airport at McKinnon FieldBrunswick, Georgia
- SGTStuttgart Municipal AirportStuttgart, Arkansas
- SGRSugar Land Regional AirportHouston, Texas
- SIVSullivan County AirportSullivan, Indiana
- MSVSullivan County International AirportMonticello, New York
- SLRSulphur Springs Municipal AirportSulphur Springs, Texas
- UMMSummit AirportSummit, Alaska
- SUMSumter AirportSumter, South Carolina
- SUOSunriver AirportSunriver, Oregon
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Common questions
Frequently asked
How many airports are in United States?
We track 1779 airports in United States — every commercial and scheduled-service field with an IATA code. The list above is the directory; private airstrips, military fields and helipads without an IATA designation are excluded.
What is the main international airport in United States?
Browse the airport list above — the largest international gateways typically carry the highest traffic. Click any airport's name for its IATA and ICAO codes, location, routes and live departure boards.
What is the country code for United States?
United States uses the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code US. Most airport tickets, booking systems and luggage tags display this two-letter code alongside the destination IATA.
Can I track flights from United States in the MyFlight app?
Yes. Log any flight that touches United States and the country lights up on your personal visited-countries map. Free on iOS and Android — the same airport directory you see here powers the app's flight-log autocomplete.
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