Discovering Europe: Capital Cities and Airport Codes

Discovering Europe: Capital Cities and Airport Codes

Learning Objective

Understand the capital cities in Europe and their corresponding airport IATA codes.

What do you already know about the capital cities and airport codes of Europe?

Slide 1: Introduction

Welcome to our lesson on European capital cities and airport IATA codes.

Slide 2: What is an IATA Code?

IATA codes are three-letter codes designating many airports around the world.

Slide 3: London, United Kingdom (LHR)

London, the capital of the UK, is served by Heathrow Airport with the IATA code LHR.

Slide 4: Paris, France (CDG)

Paris, the capital of France, is connected through Charles de Gaulle Airport with the IATA code CDG.

Slide 5: Rome, Italy (FCO)

Rome, the capital of Italy, is linked via Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport with the IATA code FCO.

Slide 6: Berlin, Germany (TXL)

Berlin, the capital of Germany, is served by Tegel Airport with the IATA code TXL.

Slide 7: Interactive Quiz

Test your knowledge with a fun quiz on European capital cities and their airport IATA codes!

Slide 8: Conclusion

You have successfully learned about the capital cities and airport IATA codes in Europe!

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