Alaska Airline City Codes Practice

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What city does the code PSG stand for?

Petersburg
Prudhoe Bay
Wrangell
Yakutat

The correct answer is: Petersburg

The city code PSG refers to Petersburg, Alaska. This city is known for its rich fishing history and stunning natural landscapes, making it a notable destination in Southeast Alaska. The use of city codes is designed to streamline travel logistics, and each code is unique to its corresponding city, facilitating easier identification for travelers and airlines alike. While Prudhoe Bay, Wrangell, and Yakutat each have their own distinct city codes, they do not correspond to PSG. Prudhoe Bay is represented by the code PDB, Wrangell uses WRG, and Yakutat is designated with the code YAK.