What is a common feature found in the IATA and ICAO codes related to Vancouver International Airport?

The IATA and ICAO codes for Vancouver International Airport are distinct coding systems used for different purposes. The IATA code for Vancouver International Airport is "YVR," which is a three-letter code commonly used in ticketing and travel itineraries. In contrast, the ICAO code is "CYVR," where "CY" indicates that it is located in Canada, followed by "VR," which is specific to Vancouver.

In both codes, the commonality lies in the fact that the letters "VR" are included: both IATA and ICAO codes directly reference the location. This makes the first option correct because it highlights that both the IATA code includes "YVR" and that the ICAO code contains "VR" as part of "CYVR."

This understanding emphasizes the way these coded systems convey geographical locations while also fitting within their respective formats and purposes.