--- title: "ZRH is which airport? Zurich" description: "ZRH is Zurich Airport in Zurich, Switzerland. Why the code is ZRH and not something you could guess, what LSZH means, and the codes it gets mixed up with." url: https://atoneplace.net/airport/zrh/ site: "At One Place" --- # What airport is ZRH? **ZRH is: Zurich Airport** Zurich, Switzerland ## Why the code is ZRH ZuRicH, consonants. The airport authority or a contemporaneous record states this directly. ## The airport - **IATA code:** ZRH - **ICAO code:** LSZH - **Airport:** Zurich Airport - **City:** Zurich, Switzerland - **Code origin:** Documented Zurich operates under one of the strictest noise regimes in Europe, including a German restriction on approaches over southern Germany that forces different runway configurations at different times of day. The result is an airport whose runway in use is dictated partly by another country's law. ## The other code, LSZH Every airport has two codes. The three-letter IATA code, ZRH, is the one on your boarding pass and your luggage tag, and it is assigned for commercial use. The four-letter ICAO code, LSZH, is the one pilots and controllers use, and it is assigned geographically: the first letter or two identify the region, so every airport in the same part of the world shares a prefix. That is why LSZH looks nothing like ZRH. ## Common questions ### What airport is ZRH? Zurich Airport, in Zurich, Switzerland. ### Why is Zurich's airport called ZRH? ZuRicH, consonants. ### What is the difference between ZRH and LSZH? ZRH is the IATA code, used commercially — tickets, timetables, luggage tags. LSZH is the ICAO code, used operationally by pilots and air traffic control, and assigned geographically by region. ## Related pages - [Switzerland](https://atoneplace.net/country/switzerland/) - [The flag of Switzerland](https://atoneplace.net/flag/switzerland/) - [Airport codes in Switzerland](https://atoneplace.net/airport/in/switzerland/) ## Sources - OurAirports — OurAirports (https://ourairports.com/data/) [Public domain]