Requirements are explained in the IATA Accounting and Prefix Code Requirements document (pdf). If you are interested in reviewing your eligibility and/or applying for an IATA Accounting and/or Prefix Code, please visit our IATA Codes page accessible via the IATA Customer Portal. Accounting or Prefix codesĪirline accounting codes and airline prefixes are essential for the identification of passenger and cargo traffic documents, processing of passenger accounting transactions, cargo transactions and other commercial/traffic purposes. Requirements are explained in the IATA Designator Code Requirements document (pdf). If you are interested in reviewing your eligibility and/or applying for an IATA Designator Code, please visit our IATA Codes page accessible via the IATA Customer Portal.
Those companies assigned an IATA Airline Designator Code are to use such designators for reservations, schedules, timetables, telecommunications, ticketing, cargo documentation, legal, tariffs and/or other commercial/traffic purposes. Different IATA codes Airline Designator Codes They are also fundamental to the smooth running of hundreds of electronic applications which have been built around these coding systems for passenger and cargo traffic purposes. IATA Codes are an integral part of the travel industry and essential for the identification of an airline, its destinations and its traffic documents.
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