Category:Airport
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An airport is a designated location for aircraft to take off and land. While smaller airports—often called aerodromes, airfields or landing strips—might include short (one or two kilometer) dirt or grass runways, larger airports for international flights normally feature paved runways several kilometers long.
Both large and small airports can be towered or uncontrolled, depending on funds and traffic, although most international airports have air traffic control located on site.
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- Anti-war peace camp at Shannon Airport - RTE.ie
- Airport firemen ignorance of emergency procedure shocks task force ... - Vanguard
- Massport slow to end Logan Airport parking perks - Boston Globe
- CAA initiates $300m new Islamabad airport project - Pakistan Link
- Passenger facility charge pays for airport projects - Fort Wayne News Sentinel
- City looks at airport upgrades - Sweetwater Reporter
- Airport-area land develops City puts property for sale to attract ... - St. George Daily Spectrum
- With Promise of Airport, Investment in Najaf Takes Off - Washington Post
- Picking up at airport just got easier - Cincinnati Enquirer
- Airport flying high thanks to economy - Edmonton Journal
