City Code

A city code is a unique three-letter identifier assigned to cities or metropolitan areas that have multiple airports. For example, LON represents London, encompassing Heathrow, Gatwick, and other airports. It simplifies travel booking and logistics.

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Airport code ,Route network ,Layover ,Connecting flight
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