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Airfield ICAO Codes and Aircraft Registration prefixes by Country
The data below shows the ICAO airfield codes and Aircraft Prefixes for each country. A brief description of each data column is appended below.

Airfield ICAO Every airport ICAO code is a four letter group. Only the letters that uniquely identify each country are only shown here - e.g. EG for the UK or K for the USA. The remaining letters identify individual airports and are not included.

Region AFR-Africa EUR -Europe NAM -North America CAM -Central America SAM -South America MID - Middle East FAE -Far East PAC -Pacific This is a rough grouping only. I use it to organise the airlines in FS2004.

Registration Prefix The letters/numbers that are unique to each country. These are sometimes separated by a hyphen on aircraft e.g. PH-MAR

Registration Suffix The remaining registration code unique to each aircraft. These can be letters or numbers - or a combination of both. The suffix identifies how many characters are used and of which type. e.g. 123ab indicates three numbers and two letters follow the registration prefix. Note: The Laos and Panama registrations are too long for FS2004.

Airfield ICAO	Country	Region	Registration Prefix	Registration Suffix
OA	Afghanistan	MID	YA	abc
PA	Alaska	NAM	N	12345
PO	Alaska	NAM	N	12345
PP	Alaska	NAM	N	12345
LA	Albania	EUR	ZA	abc
DA	Algeria	AFR	7T	abc
	Andorra	EUR	C3	abc
FN	Angola	AFR	D2	abc
TQ	Anguilla	CAM	VP-L	bc
TA	Antigua and Barbuda	CAM	V2	abc

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Airfield ICAO	Every airport ICAO code is a four letter group. Only the letters that uniquely identify each country are only shown here - e.g. EG for the UK or K for the USA. The remaining letters identify individual airports and are not included.
Region	AFR-Africa EUR -Europe NAM -North America CAM -Central America SAM -South America MID - Middle East FAE -Far East PAC -Pacific This is a rough grouping only. I use it to organise the airlines in FS2004.
Registration Prefix	The letters/numbers that are unique to each country. These are sometimes separated by a hyphen on aircraft e.g. PH-MAR
Registration Suffix	The remaining registration code unique to each aircraft. These can be letters or numbers - or a combination of both. The suffix identifies how many characters are used and of which type. e.g. 123ab indicates three numbers and two letters follow the registration prefix. Note: The Laos and Panama registrations are too long for FS2004.