Which airport has IATA code SEA and ICAO KSEA?

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Which airport has IATA code SEA and ICAO KSEA?

Matching IATA to ICAO airport codes is what this item is testing. IATA codes are the three-letter codes travelers see on tickets and baggage tags, while ICAO codes are four-letter codes used by pilots and air traffic control. In the United States, many ICAO codes start with a "K" followed by the IATA code. The IATA code SEA identifies Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, and its ICAO code is KSEA (K + SEA). So that airport fits both codes exactly. The other airports use different combinations: San Francisco International is SFO / KSFO, Dallas/Fort Worth is DFW / KDFW, and Newark Liberty is EWR / KEWR.

Matching IATA to ICAO airport codes is what this item is testing. IATA codes are the three-letter codes travelers see on tickets and baggage tags, while ICAO codes are four-letter codes used by pilots and air traffic control. In the United States, many ICAO codes start with a "K" followed by the IATA code. The IATA code SEA identifies Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, and its ICAO code is KSEA (K + SEA). So that airport fits both codes exactly. The other airports use different combinations: San Francisco International is SFO / KSFO, Dallas/Fort Worth is DFW / KDFW, and Newark Liberty is EWR / KEWR.

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