MHT is the IATA code for which airport?

MHT is the IATA code for which airport?

• A. Manchester-Boston Regional Airport
• B. Long Island MacArthur Airport
• C. Presque Isle Northern Maine Airport
• D. London Heathrow Airport

Answer: (A)

IATA airport codes are three-letter identifiers used by airlines and travel systems to designate specific airports. They appear on tickets, boarding passes, and baggage tags, and they help avoid confusion when planning connections and flights. MHT is the IATA code for Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, which is located in Manchester, New Hampshire. That code uniquely matches this airport in travel systems. The other options correspond to different airports with their own codes—for example, Long Island MacArthur Airport uses ISP, Presque Isle Northern Maine uses PQI, and London Heathrow uses LHR. So MHT points to Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, not the others.

IATA airport codes are three-letter identifiers used by airlines and travel systems to designate specific airports. They appear on tickets, boarding passes, and baggage tags, and they help avoid confusion when planning connections and flights.

MHT is the IATA code for Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, which is located in Manchester, New Hampshire. That code uniquely matches this airport in travel systems. The other options correspond to different airports with their own codes—for example, Long Island MacArthur Airport uses ISP, Presque Isle Northern Maine uses PQI, and London Heathrow uses LHR. So MHT points to Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, not the others.