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For three days traffic was banned from the streets, airports closed and business was forced to a standstill.
We are used to arriving at airports and being able to get on and off aeroplanes in very little time.
Flights from Gatwick are included, but connections from Scottish airports are extra.
Now the Government has set about building new roads and airports all over the shop.
The two airports are each served by one main runway, as are Aberdeen, Prestwick and Inverness.
He says that he writes in airports, on planes and trains and between meetings.
Each passenger's face would be scanned at airports and compared with the data in their passport.
Previously, passengers were forced to travel via Heathrow or other hub airports.
It was all about passenger landing rights at Heathrow and American airports.
Some carriers have already cancelled a series of flights from London airports.
It is worth checking, too, for seasonal charter flights from Scottish airports.
Empty planes, deserted airports and bankrupt airlines are a useful barometer of their fear.
In addition to primary airports there are a multitude of landing strips able to receive small planes.
Police are also thought to know the identity of a third man they are seeking and to have alerted ports and airports.
The airline mainly uses smaller airports and he admitted the size of Manchester Airport may be a factor.
Of course because of the incident all airports have stopped planes from taking off.
Sheer volume of passengers, particularly at London airports, lies at the root of the problem.
And all the hanging around in airports before and between flights is the worst bit of all.
Not everyone working in airports has to have an airside pass, just those who have to pass through security barriers.
He remembers planners using enlargements of his panoramic photos to model a contested expressway that would have linked the city's airports.
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Somalia has hundreds of unmonitored airports and seaports where weapons and people can pass easily if enough financial incentive is applied.
Police are combing the streets, handing out flyers and watching airports and bus terminals.
But clearly, Gus Macdonald's airports review is the beginning of the end for unrestrained growth in air travel.
That is a natural extension to the existing role of regulator of civil transport and airports for safety purposes.
In the run-up to the finals, police at airports, rail stations and ports will be on the look-out for anyone trying to sneak to Portugal.
Several airports closed, leaving crews and jets out of position for onward journeys.
Of course, many a country is sensitive about having its airports, railway stations and bridges photographed.
Officials from these agencies are responsible for inspecting baggage and vehicles at airports and border crossings.
But US airports have only reopened to American carriers operating non-stop international flights from high-security foreign airports.
He was general manager of business development and marketing of JFK, La Guardia and Newark airports.
Today we see our soldiers being farewelled and welcomed at airports and docks and we also see their upset spouses and their confused children.
I can drown out local radio in the back of a taxi cab, and waiting around at airports is a positive pleasure.
Both airports claim they need a new runway to cope with increasing passenger numbers.
The ports and airports have been alerted in case he tries to leave the country.
Taiwan would use long-range missiles to strike China's inland military targets such as command centers, military supply stations, and airports.
Flights were scheduled into regional airports that were keen to attract new services and offered low landing and handling charges.
They liked our airports, our hotels and our eco-friendly sustainable Olympic village.
Like many airports, Charles de Gaulle uses sniffer dogs to try to detect plastic explosives.
Last-chance providers such as foreign-exchange desks in airports and ferry terminals tend to offer the poorest value.
Collared trench coats, foggy airports, Bergman's cheekbones, and Bogart's gun hardly seem the stuff of history.
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Illegal aliens are working in airports, nuclear power plants, chemical facilities and military installations.
Power stations, airports and certain radio stations would have been blown up and key military installations would have been taken over.
You'll learn how to fly the airplane to other airports away from your local area, and you'll have time to refine your overall airmanship.
We are not prepared for snow so airports shut down and ungritted roads become lethal or impassable.
The majority of European airports which operate below capacity offer discounts to encourage airlines to use them.
Congested airports are putting tremendous strain on existing methods of air and ground control.
Pickpockets gravitate to such high-traffic areas as airports, vacation resorts and county fairs, Foley says.
You know, most accidents occur in and around airports when you're close to the ground.
He issued an edict that there will be no flight training at any of the Chicago-owned airports.
The voice was preceded with the sort of chimes you get at airports before a public announcement.
For example, TSA has already replaced walk-through metal detectors at airports across the country.
This will substantially reduce the congestion at the customs counters in arrival halls of international airports.
Despite signing the protocol, the Turkish government is refusing to open up its ports and airports for travel to and from Cyprus.
At major airports a multi agency response was put in place for people returning from the disaster area.
The international airports in Dallas, Houston and Los Angeles are also major way stations affected by the new rules.
Computer systems, bag conveyors and airport jetways operated at some airports, but not at others.
Ryanair is expanding its fleet, adding base airports and increasing its routes in Europe to take advantage of demand for budget travel.
But the regulator also rapped her over the knuckles about inefficiencies at Dublin and Shannon airports.
After training, these professionals are posted to the aerodrome section of various airports.
Commercial nuclear power reactors are clearly terror targets, particularly those near airports.
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Ms Kapwepwe aims high when she talks about changing the out-look of airports to compete equally in the region to boost the tourism industry.
Most airports have a segmented circle, usually in the center of the airport, often lighted at night and typically containing a windsock.
An automated alert went out to airports and main airlines, including British Airways.
Which airlines and services need to operate in the London airports network?
They should worry about the public flying on commercial airliners out of these commercial airports.
We are condemned to spend hours and money waiting for connecting flights in foreign airports.
The spokesman added Ireland insists aircraft overflying national airspace or using its airports for refuelling cannot carry weaponry.
The first ones were located not at airports, as they are now, but along airways, spaced 15 to 25 miles apart.
Starbucks plan to roll out coffee kiosks at airports and supermarkets to meet this ambitious target.
And in both airports, the Swiss army knife on my key chain in my purse went through without a murmur.
The carriers were accused of fixing prices on fares through 34 hub airports.
Inland airports are havens for other species like Canada geese and red-tailed hawks.
Historically, major hub airports have grown up all over the world on the back of airlines which were dominant national flag carriers.
These include keeping an eye out for suspect bags, packages or vehicles, or people acting suspiciously in airports or stations.
These birds are common nesters at airfields and airports throughout their range.
No more long waits to hop planes at busy European or South-east Asian airports.
Before booking airfare, remember to research all your options, including alternate airports.
Other public places include airports, now have you tried to find the smoking area in one lately?
Travelers across the country saw delays and long lines at airports as a major storm system moved into the Great Lakes region.
However, smaller airports were let down by the quality of their facilities, such as shops and food outlets.
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Such large quantities mean that airports cannot simply release antifreeze with storm water into nearby rivers and streams.
Until now, holidaymakers have been forced to travel a day earlier via Heathrow or other hub airports to get to Florida.
Granted, there are many who argue that the company is now the biggest predator on the landscape and is squeezing smaller carriers and airports.
Her intentions for airports are also likely to include improved public transport access.
Roads, ports and airports were today coping well with the wave of holidaymakers making Easter getaways.
It is only an hour or so from Rome's major airports, but once within the confines of the grounds it is unlikely that you will stray too far.
In a ripple effect, delays and cancellations reached many other airports that never lost power.
The range of conventional radar, the kind you see at airports with its rotating dish, is limited to direct line of sight.
In the new age of heightened risks and tightened security, who will keep our airports safe?
So we are not looking into who is on the apron of these airports and around these airplanes.
Although doomsayers predicted that the new baggage mandates would trigger chaos at airports, implementation went rather smoothly.
Should we expect hordes of eager Western tourists to start clogging up the arrivals halls at Bulgaria's airports?
Particularly troubling to business aviation is its proposal to restrict general aviation aircraft from using these airports altogether.
The company will continue to sell some film cameras in duty-free shops at airports, it said.
Such a force would bring together the local police with immigration and Customs officers at our airports and ports of entry.
Mac is the star of a project designed to chase birds away from the runways and landing strips of South Africa's airports.
Security has been stepped up at airports while Britons abroad have been warned to keep a low profile and keep an eye on news developments.
Parents, are you tired of lugging your child's bulky car seat through crowded, security-clogged airports?
A consumers report has declared that Stansted has the best check-in area of all UK airports.
At some small retail airports, some private planes that had been tied down were ripped loose from their moorings and flipped over.
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Now, airlines are reaching the same point with check-in kiosks in airports.
Now, I am going issue the warning right now, that this is going to cause a backup in many airports.
Baggage handlers and check-in staff at 16 airports across the UK voted by four to one to accept a 4.2 per cent pay offer.
Passengers at airports and terminals across the country waited for hours for flights that did not materialise.
The virus has spread from airports and railway terminuses to the major cities now.
Fighter jets have been scrambled in the area and all three major metropolitan airports have been closed.
It is also right to focus its marketing strategy on niche retailing sites in underground stations and airports.
Unions are to ballot for industrial action from this week over fears that regional airports will not be able to survive on their own.
This has led to long security lines at airports and no screenings whatsoever at train stations and bus depots.
The biggest problem was matching cars with people, most of whom wanted one-way rentals out of airports.
The emphasis on infrastructure, airports, seaports and tourism will benefit the industry in general.
To maintain growth Ryanair will need to continue seeking out new routes to new secondary airports.
At five U.S. airports, some frequent flyers bypass lines by becoming registered travelers.
It operates a modern fleet of 21 aircraft, linking destinations in north and central Italy with airports in Germany and other European countries.
The truth is that the respective catchment areas of the three airports overlap to a vast extent.
At some airports, the cabin is sprayed with insecticides, the chemicals used probably being pyrethroids.
Engineering and management consultant Mott MacDonald, is partially interested in obtaining a concession for the two airports, Laden said.
Besides Hong Kong and Shenzhen, the area is served by airports in Macao and Zhuhai.
Security at Irish airports is tight enough to deal with any attempts to smuggle a handgun on board a plane, Aer Rianta said yesterday.
Friday is expected to be busiest of the Memorial Day weekend at both airports.
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And as in Europe, airports should be free to hire certified private security firms to perform these services.
All tackle is provided, which avoids the bind of lugging rods and tackle around airports.
Yes, pilots can control the lights at some airports where the control tower is not always staffed or at those with no tower at all.
Committee member and Blackley MP Graham Stringer, ex-chairman of Manchester Airport, said it was seen as one of the most go-ahead airports.
And besides, the real reason you want a hard case is because of the unspeakable things that happen to cases in airports.
It could affect every one of the 5,000 general aviation airports in the country.
Nor does the Immigration Office know the whereabouts of dozens of foreign transit passengers who get lost at Korean airports every year.
The world's biggest airports operator rejected the transport company's 810p a share bid on Friday, saying it undervalued the firm.
The majority of booths will be in railway stations, airports, shopping centres and supermarkets.
It also encompasses the short-haul European services run from the regional airports.
Today, I look like a bearded, troublemaking professor, and I still get stopped occasionally, in airports.
Some 9,000 people lost jobs in aviation, for instance, but are ineligible for aid because they live near the airports, not in Manhattan.
Paris has two airports, which both operate a regular shuttle bus service to the Disney resort, taking 45 minutes.
It has alerted us to be continually on our guard hence security at airports and elsewhere.
They hadn't the concourses of most normal airports, or the monorails that would connect the terminals, or over-priced eateries.
Of course, you can avoid most of the hassle of airports by not checking or carrying any luggage.
Now checks at airports around the world are routine, costly and time-consuming.
The article had gone on to becry fat ugly Americans who infested the world's civilized airports in baggy sweatsuits and squeaky tennis shoes.
There were similar scenes at Aberdeen and Edinburgh airports where inward and outbound flights were delayed for up to three hours.
Over the past 30 years there has been a sixfold increase in the number of people using airports.
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Black women are consistently targeted for strip-searches at airports, while black men are designated for searches at traffic stops.
Some Britons arriving at foreign airports to catch flights back to the UK were left stranded and others scrambled to book with other airlines.
The skittishness of an airline executive about the possibility of behavioral profiling at American airports should be a thing of the past.
However, hundreds of people were still stranded at British airports last night, queuing for limited places.
And in both airports, the Swiss army knife on my keychain in my purse went through without a murmur.
Services are operating normally at all airports, and the Heathrow and Gatwick Express services are running to their normal timetables.
The high prices at many airports have incurred many complaints and also drew unfavourable media attention.
When airports are built, there are grants for double glazing to windows of houses affected by the noise of planes.
Despite the short duration of the outage, restrictions on the number of aircraft entering UK airspace or taking off from domestic airports quickly created delays.
Elsewhere, the only restraint is the presence of coalition forces at the airports or in temporary bivouacs, and these troops are poised to leave at any time.
They built runways for airports, including the airstrip at Mt Cook.
French retaliation on Saturday for a bombing raid that killed French peacekeepers destroyed Ivory Coast's tiny air force and left its airports under French control.
While other air services quote cheaper prices for Dublin or Cork, travel cost and convenience to these airports should also be factored into the cheap air flight.
This should put a quick end to the delays and cancellations that have been plaguing the country's airports since last weekend.
For more than decade, flying has been made irksome rather than pleasurable by an ever-increasing fortress culture at airports.
The security upgrade includes new criminal investigation teams based at major airports, tougher screening of airport staff and boosts to customs and surveillance.
Some industry commentators fear the balance of trade will shift to airports such as Shanghai, reducing the importance of airports in Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia.
When you are on a story, you need to hit the ground running, and don't have time to wait around at those infuriating baggage carousels at airports.
Presumably a device based on this technology could provide full body X-rays of people at airports, something much more reassuring than a metal detector.
All these airports are in the process of upgrading their navigation aids to future international standards.
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I love it because bartenders in airports ask you for ID even if you look 106 and the toilets seats dispense nifty plastic covers with the wave of your hand.
Since they have to be read regularly, they are placed in post offices, farms, radio stations, lighthouses, airports, etc and mostly in towns and cities.
That's how it was done at the Super Bowl and at the Olympic games, and how it is presently being done in airports and public places all over the world.
It simply means that those airports have to notify operators that standards do fall below desirables and those operators are aware of those noncompliances.
Snow and freezing rain have disrupted airports, highways and schools.
And don't even get me started on those massive people movers in airports.
Images have been provided to Interpol, and ports, airports and train stations have all been canvassed with images of the girl.
The private security companies did not have the capacity to adequately protect airports, particularly from syndicates targeting drugs, car thefts and cargo heists.
Still others lobby for new roads, new highway exit ramps or new airports.
Drivers also pick up passengers waiting at cabstands or in taxi lines at airports, train stations, hotels, restaurants, and other places where people frequently seek taxis.
At cabstands in many major airports like Chicago's O'Hare and New York's LaGuardia, there are special rates for people willing to share rides into the city.
Saudi Arabia, which is hosting some two million Muslims for the haj pilgrimage, deployed more than 10,000 troops at the holy sites and at key airports and sea ports.
You should not be seen on streets, but in airports, in big coats and sunglasses.
As well as offering individual customers personalised solutions it also works with businesses and government sectors, in particular, health trusts and airports.
They have pushed into just about every other corner of the Caribbean and Central America where airports exist.
Velchev said that only the duty-free shops at international airports and on flights, and at international railway stations and on trains, would be allowed.
In addition to more space and fewer companions, some carriers offer limousine or helicopter service to and from airports and separate check-ins speed the process.
Maybe we could do our touch-and-goes at several different airports.
With another tranche of listed buildings potentially being demolished at Gatwick, the severe impact of any proposals to extend airports in the South East has been underlined.
Earlier this year, security at major airports was tightened because of a tip that al-Asiri had been working on a cell phone bomb.
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Wi-fi providers have targeted a growing number of potential venues within which to establish access points, including hotels, airports, phone booths and restaurants.
Armed and camouflaged individuals can get close to chemical, agricultural, business facilities, gas pipelines, electrical powerlines, substations, transformers and airports.
Who has access to the tarmac side of our airports and other aeronautical facilities?
Experts say that to be successful, public transit must be convenient and inexpensive, making it difficult to impose the types of strict security seen at airports.
But sometimes delays are indeed attributable at least in part to airports and airlines that overbook flights.
One tonne of items such as swords, hatchets and entire canteens of cutlery have been confiscated from passengers departing Irish airports in just one month.
Heavy snow and ice blanketed the Balkans on Christmas Day, blocking roads and closing airports as temperatures plunged to near minus 20 degrees centigrade.
La Guardia, JFK, and Newark airports have also intensified checking procedures for the weekend.
Dozens of tearful family members huddled at the Surabaya and Singapore airports, anxiously awaiting news of loved ones.
Canadian authorities use vapour detectors for bomb detection at airports.
Suddenly, every terminal at the two main London airports, Heathrow and Gatwick, was remodeled around the shopping mall.
The funds go directly to airports and will also cover noise barriers near runways and taxiways and improved systems to monitor engine sound levels.
But mica also wisely created a provision that allowed airports to opt-out of the TSA and use private screeners instead.
The memories of a hundred business trips came roaring back as I recalled the unctuous Cinnabon aroma that wafts through airports.
There is only so much scope for attracting more mobile business users into coffee shops, and keeping them busy in their otherwise idle moments in airports and hotel lobbies.
I realise as a major European city money is needed for such vital things as purchasing international airports.
He believes in belt and braces, booking flights from two different airports on different airlines for important trips.
He believes in a belt and suspenders, booking flights from two different airports on different airlines for important trips.
Each full-color city map features the latest updates on roads, public transit, airports, tourist sights and the city's most happening gayborhood.
Other large airports include Manchester Airport, London Stansted Airport, Luton Airport and Birmingham Airport.
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For the purposes of border control, airports and seaports are also classed as borders.
Eight airports use the word London in their name, but most traffic passes through six of these.
Additionally, various other airports also serve London, catering primarily to general aviation flights.
Leeds Bradford Airport provides connections to most major European and North African airports as well as Pakistan and New York City.
It owns two of the country's four busiest airports and uses its earnings to fund local projects.
Passenger airports in the region include Bristol, Exeter, Newquay and Bournemouth.
London's six commercial airports form the world's largest city airport system measured by passenger traffic.
Preston has a choice of 3 airports with airline service within one hour of the city.
Carrying four passengers, the space jet would take off from regular airports using conventional jet engines.
The Wick Airport at Wick in Caithness, Scotland, is one of the few airports that still have real tarmac runways.
In the 1990s National Express moved into the privatisation of airports, purchasing East Midlands, Bournemouth, and Humberside Airports.
So is it not prudent to install metal detectors in airports to try to prevent Lockerbies and Oklahoma Cities?
Bangladesh has 3 international airports and several domestic and STOL airports.
The nearest international airports to south Cumbria are Blackpool, Manchester and Liverpool John Lennon.
Several smaller airports exist throughout South Sudan, the majority consisting of little more than dirt runways.
Other notable airports are Billund Airport, Aalborg Airport, and Aarhus Airport.
Most airports including Nuuk Airport have short runways and can only be served by special fairly small aircraft on fairly short flights.
There are scheduled and chartered flights to numerous airports in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
The city's two airports have helped make the city one of the most visited weekend destinations in Europe.
Some airports, typically military airbases, have long runways used as emergency landing sites.
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The civil airline industry is entirely privately owned and has been largely deregulated since 1978, while most major airports are publicly owned.
Poland has a number of international airports, the largest of which is Warsaw Chopin Airport, the primary global hub for LOT Polish Airlines.
There are also several smaller, domestic and private airports around the city.
The nearest international passenger airports are Glasgow Prestwick International Airport, Glasgow International Airport and Edinburgh Airport.
The nearest airports are Manchester, Doncaster Sheffield, and East Midlands.
Altogether, there are seven airports, located on each of the inhabited islands.
It is the world's largest passenger airliner, and the airports at which it operates have upgraded facilities to accommodate it.
In 2008 the A380 test aircraft were used to trial the modifications made to several airports to accommodate the type.
The airline started operations in June 2008, and now flies direct from Paris to New York's JFK and Newark airports.
The division operates an automated cargo centre at London Heathrow Airport and handles freight at Gatwick and Stansted airports.
The company has its own engineering branch to maintain its aircraft fleet, this includes line maintenance at over 70 airports around the world.
At airports in which BA does not operate a departure lounge, a third party lounge is often provided for premium or status passengers.
Dedicated British Airways 'Galleries First' lounges are available at some airports.
External border controls are located at roads crossing a border, at airports, at seaports and on board trains.
Passage between landside and airside is tightly controlled at all airports.
All airports use a traffic pattern to assure smooth traffic flow between departing and arriving aircraft.
There are a number of aids available to pilots, though not all airports are equipped with them.
Many airports have lighting that help guide planes using the runways and taxiways at night or in rain, snow, or fog.
Air safety is an important concern in the operation of an airport, and airports often have their own safety services.
That is to say, all airports are aerodromes, but not all aerodromes are airports.
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Many small airports have dirt, grass, or gravel runways, rather than asphalt or concrete.
The rest of India's airports are managed by the Airports Authority of India.
Now most airports in Canada are owned and operated by individual legal authorities or are municipally owned.
Access from landside areas to airside areas is tightly controlled at most airports.
Due to their high capacity and busy airspace, many international airports have air traffic control located on site.
A growing number of airports are installing solar photovoltaic arrays to offset their electricity use.
Major airports in such countries as Russia and Japan offer miniature sleeping units within the airport that are available for rent by the hour.
At major airports, particularly those used as hubs, airlines may operate their own support facilities.
In the United States, many larger civilian airports also host an Air National Guard base.
Of the airports constructed during this early period in aviation, it is one of the largest and busiest that is still currently operating.
Some airports have unofficial names, possibly so widely circulated that its official name is little used or even known.
The busiest airports also have clearance delivery, apron control, and other specialized ATC stations.
Large airports have a frequency called Clearance Delivery which is used by departing aircraft specifically for this purpose.
Along taxiways, blue lights indicate the taxiway's edge, and some airports have embedded green lights that indicate the centerline.
Most airports have groundcrew handling the loading and unloading of passengers, crew, baggage and other services.
Aircraft noise is a major cause of noise disturbance to residents living near airports.
Sleep can be affected if the airports operate night and early morning flights.
Due to the risk of collision between birds and aircraft, large airports undertake population control programs where they frighten or shoot birds.
The construction of airports has been known to change local weather patterns.
Some airbases, known as military airports, provide facilities similar to their civilian counterparts.
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Most airports welcome filming on site, although it must be agreed in advance and may be subject to a fee.
Each national aviation authority has a source of information about airports in their country.
At airports, those not having compliant licenses or cards would simply be redirected to a secondary screening location.
At airports, customs is the point of no return for all passengers, once a passenger has cleared customs, they cannot go back.
There are about a dozen important commercial airports and many more general aviation airports throughout the state.
Oulu Airport is the second largest, whilst another 25 airports have scheduled passenger services.
The nearest major commercial airports are Edinburgh Airport, Glasgow Airport and Aberdeen Airport.
Stirling has no airport but there are international airports at Glasgow and Edinburgh which can be reached within an hour.
In 1991 the newly privatised British Airports Authority, BAA Limited, consolidated their portfolio of UK airports.
The company also operated Gatwick Airport and London Stansted Airport, plus several other UK airports under its former name.
It owns airports, electricity generators and retailers, and a public transport business, with operations in New Zealand and Australia.
It sold flights and services from several airports in the UK with bases in Belfast City, Blackpool, Cardiff and Isle of Man.
Glamorgan was served by several airports and airfields, with Cardiff Airport being the county's chief airport.
Several other airports and aerodromes have serviced Glamorgan, but usually for private flights.
The airport offers a short and medium haul network, as well as domestic services to several regional airports in Ireland.
The nearest passenger airports are Liverpool John Lennon Airport and Manchester Airport.
Tenerife has two airports, Tenerife North Airport and Tenerife South Airport.
The island of Tenerife gathers the highest passenger movement of all the Canary Islands through its two airports.
There are also direct flights to over 30 other airports in Europe and nearby islands.
Each of the nine islands has an airfield, although the majority are airfields rather than airports.
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Lisbon's geographical position makes it a stopover for many foreign airlines at several airports within the country.
The island has three significant airports, Nikos Kazantzakis at Heraklion, the Daskalogiannis airport at Chania and a smaller one in Sitia.
Finally, the company AirPlus provides a shuttle service to the train stations and airports of Paris.
However, most passengers across the South East use the larger Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted and Luton airports.
The Brussels Region does not have airports on its territory and its institutions do not manage any.
The peculiarity of the Region is that it is served by two airports located outside its administrative territory.
These same schlieren can be observed when hot air rises off the tarmac at airports or desert roads and is the cause of mirages.
Some examples include airports, diving sites, popular beach sites, marinas, natural reserves or marine sanctuaries.
The airport offers a range of scheduled flights to British and Irish regional airports and charter flights.
Surveillance displays are also available to controllers at larger airports to assist with controlling air traffic.
Many airports have a radar control facility that is associated with the airport.
Where there are many busy airports close together, one consolidated terminal control center may service all the airports.
Up until the 1990s, holding, which has significant environmental and cost implications, was a routine occurrence at many airports.
However, the airports should either set their own price ceilings or allow for price competition by altering the queue system.
In July 2014, Newquay was one of 8 airports shortlisted by the Civil Aviation Authority as a possible site for a UK commercial spaceport.
The shortlist was reduced to 6 airports in March 2015, with Newquay still a candidate.
Their use gradually trailed off after World War II, partially because of the investments in airports during the war.
The Islander is known for servicing the two airports joined by the shortest scheduled flight in the world.
Most international visitors arrive via air and New Zealand has six international airports, but currently.
A total of 41,089,675 passengers passed through Norwegian airports in 2007, of whom 13,397,458 were international.

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