Codes
| IATA | ICAO | Airline | Call Sign | Country | Comments
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| YRG | Yak Air | YAKAIR GEORGIA | Georgia | ||
| AKY | Yak-Service | YAK-SERVICE | Russia | ||
| YAK | Yakolev | YAK AVIA | Russia | Yak Design Bureau | |
| YL | LLM | Yamal Airlines | YAMAL | Russia | |
| CYG | Yana Airlines | VICAIR | Cambodia | ||
| AYG | Yangon Airways | AIR YANGON | Burma | ||
| Y8 | YZR | Yangtze River Express | YANGTZE RIVER | China | |
| LYH | Yankee Lima Helicopteres | HELIGUYANE | France | ||
| MHD | Yas Air Kish | YAS AIR | Iran | ||
| ELW | Yellow Wings Air Services | YELLOW WINGS | Kenya | ||
| IY | IYE | Yemenia | YEMENI | Yemen | |
| ERV | Yerevan-Avia | YEREVAN-AVIA | Armenia | ||
| NYT | Yeti Airlines | YETI AIRLINES | Nepal | Domestic | |
| YFS | Young Flying Service | YOUNG AIR | United States | ||
| AYU | Yuhi Air Lines | Japan | |||
| AYE | Yunnan Yingan Airlines | AIR YING AN | China | ||
| 4Y | UYA | Yute Air Alaska | United States | ||
| UGN | Yuzhnaya Aircompany | PLUTON | Kazakhstan | ||
| 2N | UMK | Yuzhmashavia | YUZMASH | Ukraine |
* on IATA code indicates a controlled duplicate.
italics indicates a defunct airline.
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