Alaska Airline City Codes Practice

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DUT is the code for which Alaskan city?

Dutch Harbor
Dillingham
Gustavus
Barrow

The correct answer is: Dutch Harbor

The correct answer is Dutch Harbor, which is represented by the airport code DUT. This code specifically corresponds to the regional airport serving the community located on Amaknak Island, part of the city of Unalaska in the Aleutian Islands. Dutch Harbor is known as a significant fishing port and has historical importance, particularly during World War II. Dillingham, Gustavus, and Barrow (now officially known as Utqiaġvik) each have their own unique codes: DLG for Dillingham, GST for Gustavus, and BRW for Barrow. These codes are critical for identifying airports and their respective cities in air travel, and understanding these associations is vital for anyone studying Alaska Airline city codes.