Airportdle is a fun variation of the popular Wordle game, where instead of guessing five-letter words, players guess three-letter airport IATA codes. Developed by Scott’s Cheap Flights, the game offers a daily challenge for travel enthusiasts to test their knowledge of international airport codes.
How to Play Airportdle
- Visit the official website Airportle by Scott’s Cheap Flights.
- You have six attempts to guess the correct three-letter airport code (e.g., LAX, JFK).
- Letters will change color after each guess:
- Green: Correct letter in the correct spot.
- Yellow: Correct letter in the wrong spot.
- Gray: Letter is not part of the code.
- Each code must be a valid IATA (International Air Transport Association’s) airport code.
- A new puzzle is available every day.
Tips for Playing
- Focus on common airport codes.
- Even if your guess is partially correct, use the feedback to adjust the next guess confidently.
Can You Play Airportdle on an Airplane?
While playing Airportdle requires an internet connection, many airlines offer in-flight Wi-Fi. However, it’s important to check the airline’s rules on using devices with internet access during the flight, as it may be restricted during takeoff and landing.
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