List of All Airports in the World by Country

This gallery of all airports by country provides an extensive list of countries worldwide with domestic and international airports. You can access each country's airports and get detailed information through this page.

Frequently asked questions

Explore our FAQ list about airports to find detailed answers to the most commonly raised queries.

An airport code is a standardized identifier used to identify an airport. The most commonly used system for commercial aviation is the three-letter IATA airport code, while ICAO airport codes use four letters. Airport codes help identify the origin, destination, and transit airports of an air shipment.

You can browse ShipsGo's airport directory to find airports by country. The directory provides a list of countries and the airports available in each country, making it easier to find international and domestic airports.

You can find an airport's IATA code through the ShipsGo airport directory by selecting the relevant country and airport. IATA codes are three-letter identifiers commonly used for airline bookings, air cargo shipments, and flight tracking.

ShipsGo provides an extensive directory of airports across countries and territories worldwide. The number of airports can change as airport data is updated and expanded.

Airport information alone cannot be used to start an air cargo tracking request. To track an air shipment with ShipsGo, you need a valid Air Waybill (AWB) number. ShipsGo then provides available shipment and flight information, including origin and destination airports.

Yes. ShipsGo provides origin and destination airport information for tracked air cargo shipments when this data is available from the airline. You can also see flight information, transit and transshipment details, and shipment milestones.


An airport code identifies an airport, while an AWB number identifies an air cargo shipment. Airport codes are used to identify the origin, destination, and transit locations of a shipment, whereas the AWB number is used to track the shipment itself.


Yes. ShipsGo provides air cargo tracking for shipments handled by 160+ supported airlines worldwide. You can track air shipments using a valid AWB number and view available information such as origin and destination airports, flight details, and shipment milestones.

To see the airlines supported by ShipsGo and check whether your airline is covered, visit our Airlines page.