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Meanings of airport in English

Portuguese
aeroportos da américa do sul
Catalan
aeròdrom
Spanish
aeropuerto
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An airfield equipped with control tower and hangars as well as accommodations for passengers and cargo.

aeroportos da américa do sul

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Usage of airport in English
1
Witnesses said security forces allowed protesters to enter the main airport building.
Reuters
2
It suffered serious damage, including collapsed walls and ceilings, airport authorities said.
Reuters
3
Business Opinion:It is the year 2010 and we are at an airport.
The Irish Times
4
Without a new airport, the government is concerned Mexico may lose competitiveness.
Reuters
5
It suffered serious damage, including collapsed walls and ceilings, the airport said.
Reuters
6
More than 55 million people pass through Singapore's Changi airport every year.
Reuters
7
Delta has long opposed a second commercial airport in the Atlanta area.
Reuters
8
The government plans to expand the airport and possibly add a second.
Reuters
9
Protests at Bangkok's airport last year forced another summit to be abandoned.
Reuters
10
The airport - in a statement - said safety was a priority.
Radio NZ
11
German media reported they will land at Hanover airport, in northern Germany.
Reuters
12
Russian officials said he remained in a transit area at Sheremetyevo airport.
Reuters
13
An airport spokesperson said oil companies were limiting the fuel to airlines.
Radio NZ
14
Sydney airport takes the most international passengers, with about 2950 per week.
The Guardian
15
Good Morning Wales reporter India Pollock looks back at the airport's history.
BBC
16
Russian officials said he was in a transit area at Sheremetyevo airport.
Reuters
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Spanish
aeropuerto
Airport through the time
Airport across language varieties
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Ireland
Common
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