Airports

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IRPORT
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Author Dmitry
Druzhinin

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Airports may differ in their
functional purpose, size,
geographical location, and other
parameters. Here are a few basic
types of airports:

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International Airports: These airports serve international flights and are key points of air
transport between countries. They provide passengers with transfers to other
international and domestic flights.

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Domestic airports: They only serve domestic flights within a country or region. These
airports can be large, serving many flights within the country, or small, serving remote
areas.

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Regional Airports: These airports serve specific regions or cities in the country. They can be
large or small and can provide both domestic and international flights, but their main
function is to provide transport links within a particular region.

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Cargo Airports: These airports specialize in cargo transportation and cargo flights. They
have special infrastructure facilities for loading, unloading and temporary storage of
goods, such as container terminals and warehouses.

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Military airports: These airports are designed for military needs, such as basing and
servicing military aircraft, military operations and training, as well as for the transportation
of military equipment and personnel.

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Private airports: They serve private planes and corporate aviation. Private airports are
often owned by private companies or individuals and are used for personal, business or
charter flights.

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Each type of airport has its own characteristics and functional features, which are
determined by the demand and needs of passengers and cargo transportation in the
relevant region or country.

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