airport

An airport equipped to handle flights to and from other countries.

Refers to an airport of great importance or passenger volume.

Refers to an airport with a high volume of flights and passengers.

Refers to a large physical size or capacity.

Refers to a large physical size.

Refers to an airport with limited size and services.

A central airport that is used by an airline as a transfer point to get passengers to their intended destinations.

The airport from which a flight begins.

An airport that handles flights only within the same country.

The airport at which a flight ends.

An airport serving a specific geographical region, larger than local.

An airport used for civilian passenger and cargo flights.

A smaller airport serving a specific town or area.

An airport used by the armed forces.

The measures taken or the personnel employed to protect an airport against crime or terrorism.

The main building where passengers wait for and get on or off planes.

The area or process of reporting one's arrival at an airport.

A hotel located at or very near to an airport.

A waiting area with comfortable seating and other facilities for passengers.

The group of people who work at an airport.

A person who works at an airport.

A general term for a person who works at an airport.

A person in a position of authority at an airport.

Any of the structures that make up an airport.

A person who checks passengers or luggage for security purposes.

Used to indicate location within an airport.

To reach an airport after a journey.

To exit the airport premises after arriving.

For an aircraft to arrive on the ground at an airport.

To travel by plane starting at a particular airport.

For an aircraft to begin flight from an airport.

To leave the airport to start a flight.

To travel from, to, or through an airport.

To travel via an airport, usually as a connecting passenger.

A more dramatic or specific way to say an aircraft has landed.