Airport
Information and service signs

Airport

Shows the direction to an airport or airport access road.

The sign helps drivers follow the route to an airport. It may appear at junctions or along the airport approach.

An aircraft pictogram commonly identifies the destination. The United States I3-5 design uses a white aircraft symbol and border on a green square.

How it looks in each country

Official sign in each country; the code is its number in the national rules. Signs that come in two directions show the left and the right version.

  • Airport (Argentina)
    ArgentinaCode I-24
  • Airport (Colombia)
    ColombiaCode SI-14
  • Airport (Croatia)
    CroatiaCode C50
  • Airport (Denmark)
    DenmarkCode M12
  • Airport (Estonia)
    EstoniaCode 586a
  • Airport (Finland)
    FinlandCode F39
  • Airport (Greece)
    GreeceCode P-10
  • Airport (Hungary)
    HungaryCode 24
  • Airport (Indonesia)
    IndonesiaCode 5a4
  • Airport (Ireland)
    IrelandCode F-220
  • Airport (Latvia)
    LatviaCode 624
  • Airport (Lithuania)
    LithuaniaCode 720
  • Airport (Malaysia)
    Malaysia
  • Airport (Mexico)
    MexicoCode SIS-1
  • Airport (Norway)
    NorwayCode 771
  • Airport (Portugal)
    PortugalCode J2
  • Airport (Romania)
    RomaniaCode F36
  • Airport (Serbia)
    SerbiaCode III-51
  • Airport (Slovakia)
    SlovakiaCode 330-88-30
  • Airport (South Africa)
    South AfricaCode GDLS A1-7
  • Airport (Taiwan)
    Taiwan
  • Airport (Thailand)
    Thailand
  • Airport (United States)
    United StatesCode I3-5
  • Airport (Vietnam)
    VietnamCode I.444b
Image credits

Sign images from Wikimedia Commons, used under their licences.