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| n of Manchester Airport under the Policing of | Airports Act 1974, responsibility for policing the air |
| uctance from the Finnish authorities to build | airports, Aero's fleet could eventually dispose of its |
| Niyazov also named cities and | airports after himself, ordered the building of an ice |
| srupted Yemenia flights, protesting in French | airports against the airline's safety record and preve |
| rs of airlines, telecommunications companies, | airports, air navigation authorities and publishing ho |
| traffic control, communications, navigation, | airports, aircraft safety, and security. |
| the Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSP), | airports, airlines and other stakeholders. |
| flash route maps and detailed information on | airports, airlines, routes and destinations. |
| lfast, Birmingham, Manchester and Newcastle's | airports all took measures to prevent similar action b |
| Destinations from Terminal 1 include domestic | airports, all Irish routes along with a wide range of |
| These two | airports, along with three smaller airstrips, have the |
| Airports: Altenburg-Nobitz Airport, Erfurt Airport | |
| Railways, high speed rail, highways, | airports, and bus lines connect Taipei with all parts |
| There are references to | airports and flying but I was writing about emotional |
| l road traffic, public buses, taxis, ferries, | airports, and one unusual railway. |
| l brand, aviation fuel is provides to smaller | airports and private operators in the province, |
| d scheduled passenger flights to ten European | airports, and day trips to 25 European cities. |
| The location of the type locality, far from | airports and major cities, suggests accidental introdu |
| The planned high-speed metro would link | airports and business centers, without stopping into t |
| ices are operated in Scotland, for example at | airports and military establishments. |
| BGW, which previously referred to all Baghdad | airports and before that to Al Muthana Airport. |
| international destinations and many domestic | airports, and is a hub for Chengdu Airlines, Air China |
| toxic to plant life surrounding highways and | airports, and is less corrosive to concrete and steel |
| at Kozhikode, Hyderabad, Nagpur and Bangalore | airports and the results have been satisfactory so far |
| ctually provided sketches of police stations, | airports, and military facilities that were important |
| endent and was badly defeated on the issue of | airports and air traffic over the area. |
| arly warning, and was installed at commercial | airports and military bases both in the United States |
| roductions, as well as conventional theatres: | airports and tower blocks, community halls and drill h |
| d Czechoslovakia and $60,000,000 for building | airports and roads. |
| ning, developing and operating several public | airports and one public heliport located in and around |
| r providing jet service into relatively small | airports and for connecting unlikely city pairs with j |
| This includes | airports and MOFA offices overseas. |
| rest of Bellaire, the Memorial Villages, the | airports and the city's suburbs and enclaves are outsi |
| rnational and Washington Dulles International | airports and expanded to 13 additional airports: Bosto |
| This policy hampers the development of new | airports and puts extra load on existing airports. |
| Jan. 1, 2001 and it mainly provides airlines, | airports and agents with air cargo system service, sys |
| stem proposed by Northrop Grumman, to protect | airports and other areas against a variety of threats |
| istory were all caused by the combinations of | airports' and fleets' low safety standards and the poo |
| lations against acts of violence; Policing of | airports; and Funding. |
| Heavy security is in evidence at | airports and public transport centres, with many airpo |
| pplied to passenger arrivals at international | airports and arriving passengers were required to fill |
| gas pipelines and the upgrading of hospitals, | airports and power stations. |
| were also granted unrestricted use of French | airports, and four ASALA members charged with the take |
| e required senior officials to receive him at | airports and was also using helicopters and planes to |
| ike on the railways, on public transport, the | airports and large industrial companies! |
| rline companies are privately operated, while | airports and flight navigation services are operated b |
| He advocated for larger | airports and other major public works projects, includ |
| For example, if X is a set of | airports and xRy means "there is a direct flight from |
| t begin with the letter 'N' for United States | airports, and because the obvious designator of "NEW" |
| rvices, scheduled passenger service and other | airports, and public transportation in many of the sta |
| where he worked to modernize roads, bridges, | airports and mass transit systems. |
| lic of Ireland), and they also came to patrol | airports and other places of entry into the United Kin |
| toms have certain police powers within ports, | airports and other customs related matters. |
| At the time, it had 114 stores in malls, | airports, and on shopping streets. |
| Many flights were cancelled out of several | airports, and around 150,000 people in New Brunswick a |
| Windsocks typically are used at | airports and at chemical plants where there is risk of |
| constables performed duties such as policing | airports and, in certain Canadian provinces, the court |
| the Government's consultation on expanding UK | airports and, particularly, expansion plans for Stanst |
| Nearest | airports are Salem Airport and Bangalore International |
| way station is in Pattambi, while the nearest | airports are in Karipur, Kozhikode, and Nedumbassery. |
| Two private | airports are located in the county, Swan Creek near Jo |
| The nearest general aviation | airports are north of the town, in Montague and Orange |
| The two nearest international | airports are Oslo Airport, Gardermoen and Sandefjord A |
| The closest full service | airports are in Gulfport (about 1 hour 20 mins on US-4 |
| ruvalla (13 km) and the nearest International | airports are at Nedumbassery 120 km and Thiruvananthap |
| Two | airports are near Galveston in unincorporated Cass Cou |
| Since many urban | airports are located in industrial areas, this verdant |
| The main international | airports are Vientiane's Wattay International Airport |
| n towered aerodromes except for when two CTAF | airports are near each other. |
| Domestic and International | Airports are Tiruchirapalli 100 km, Chennai 250 km, Ba |
| The closest | airports are in Staverton (between Gloucester and Chel |
| Smaller | airports are also excepted, as are planes with fewer t |
| The nearest | airports are Calicut International Airport (65 km), an |
| The nearest | airports are at Bristol, Cotswold Airport at Kemble, L |
| Two more general aviation | airports are located in the outer suburb of McKinney, |
| The airport is located in a "high density" | airports area, with many airports on an 150 km (93 mi) |
| York and New Jersey, operating the commercial | airports around New York City, denied Soviet aircraft |
| rt code, a three-letter code designating many | airports around the world |
| etnames are derived mostly from international | airports around the world: Orlyplein, Naritaweg, Kimpo |
| They operate car parks at | airports around the UK, and railway stations on the So |
| eaning the user could see airliners at larger | airports as well as small private aircraft flying the |
| placed in public toilets, subway stations and | airports as a public health measure to promote safe se |
| n favor of building traffic in such secondary | airports as Albany, Chicago-Midway (instead of Chicago |
| London's Heathrow, Gatwick Stansted and Luton | airports, as well as Manchester, Dublin, Cork, Shannon |
| Attempts were made to divert to other | airports at Berlin and Eberswalde before the crew deci |
| antenna array, this can be seen at almost all | airports at the end of the runway. |
| The port has easy access to two major | airports at Chennai and Tirupati. |
| been active with the Metropolitan Washington | Airports Authority as the Immediate Past Chairman of t |
| as been closed since last Wednesday following | Airports Authority of India's (AAI) directives to repa |
| A memorandum of understanding between the | Airports Authority of India and Sathyabama University |
| state of Uttarakhand that is operated by the | Airports Authority of India. |
| Though the | Airports Authority of India (AAI) had spruced up the a |
| The works are to be carried out by the | Airports Authority of India and include the creation o |
| on behalf of the Tunisian Civil Aviation and | Airports Authority (OACA). |
| o changes in airport priorities, the Winnipeg | Airports Authority has closed the third runway (07/25) |
| of Chennai International Airport executed by | Airports Authority of India. |
| s study" was completed by the Greater Toronto | Airports Authority for the federal government in May 2 |
| It is administered by the | Airports Authority of India (AAI). |
| Zurich Airport, Larsen and Tubro consortium, | Airports Authority of India and Karnataka State Invest |
| The | Airports Authority of India (AAI) has embarked on an " |
| anchi, Jharkhand, India and is managed by the | Airports Authority of India. |
| In 1975, the British | Airports Authority airport director, John Mulkern, the |
| The Tunisian Civil Aviation and | Airports Authority (OACA) has its head office on the a |
| te sector partner having 74% equity while the | Airports Authority of India (AAI) and the Maharashtra |
| ate sector partners having 74% equity and the | Airports Authority of India (AAI) and Government of Ma |
| e taken up by the TIDCO in collaboration with | Airports Authority of India. |
| In 1998, the Metropolitan Washington | Airports Authority preserved the site and created an e |
| 300 series Metropolitan Washington | Airports Authority (includes Reagan National Airport a |
| port includes the headquarters of the Federal | Airports Authority of Nigeria. |
| Airport, and is partly funded by the British | Airports Authority (BAA). |
| d of directors of the Metropolitan Washington | Airports Authority. |
| isation of British Airways and of the British | Airports Authority. |
| er David Collenette gave orders that Canadian | airports be open only for outgoing police, military, a |
| These | airports became the backbone of Northwest's domestic r |
| ives its international title (like many other | airports) because of this customs service. |
| It was installed at 110 FAA towered | airports between 1977 and 1987. |
| clude highways (tolled or untolled), ferries, | airports, bikeways, and intermodal hubs. |
| nd Kingdom Tower in Saudi Arabia - as well as | airports, bridges, museums, concert halls, restaurants |
| cing lookouts at arrival destinations such as | airports, bus stations and main roads. |
| grant concession of some of its international | airports, but the first procedure in late 2007 wasn't |
| e the Bay is close to several major and local | airports, but outside of the main air traffic corridor |
| the existing facilities at O'Hare and Midway | airports cannot meet the transportation needs of the C |
| tions, including flight operations, inflight, | airports, catering, cargo, maintenance and technical o |
| k City (both Newark, New Jersey and LaGuardia | airports), Chicago-O'Hare, Denver, Washington-Reagan, |
| ctures as an abuser; orgies at car washes and | airports, children being flushed down toilets to secre |
| Many towered | airports close their towers overnight, keeping the air |
| nce requirement of 150 km for creation of new | airports close to an existing one. |
| irport in Sweden and the third largest of the | airports close to Stockholm, the Stockholm-Bromma Airp |
| ast coast as well as smaller, more convenient | airports closer to passenger destinations. |
| Nearest | Airports: Cochin International Airport (Nedumabassery |
| Athipotta has access to two | airports, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu and Kochi/Cochin Inte |
| s a lobbyist, before joining the Metropolitan | Airports Commission in 1953. |
| onal price airlines charge to fly to regional | airports compared to a major hub like Chicago's O'Hare |
| ibly contaminated people e.g. at conventions, | airports, concerts etc. |
| It represents about 160 companies, including | airports, corporate flight departments and plane manuf |
| after the transfer of the airport to Northern | Airports Corporation (now merged into Far North Holdin |
| The Korea | Airports Corporation reported that 111 flights to sout |
| ACI | Airports Council International |
| Both | airports currently only have one airline servicing the |
| Two other nearby | airports, Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport and |
| Dallas is served by two commercial | airports: Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (kno |
| County and operated by the Palm Beach County | Airports Department. |
| As of 2009, the 389 airline | airports divvied up $2,199,335,046, averaging $5.5 mil |
| and being liaison officer with 13 commercial | airports during the Viet Nam War |
| The | airports duty free shop is open to all departing passe |
| Music for | Airports employs the phasing of tape loops of differen |
| he core business areas of the company include | airports, energy and highways; apart from having prese |
| istics (roads, railways, ports, waterways and | airports), energy (generation and transmission of elec |
| nnels to avoid interference with other nearby | airports, excellent performance in all weather, and a |
| On Sunday, Moscow | airports experienced a record exodus - 104,000 people |
| ented on the TSA's new procedures at American | airports for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday. |
| , OAK was one of the nation's fastest growing | airports for much of the decade. |
| , the bi-state group that manages ferries and | airports for Delaware and New Jersey. |
| Maps, Weather, and | Airports for Niphad, India. |
| Airports for scheduled airlines near Wiltshire include | |
| es were studied as possible alternative civil | airports, for example RAF Long Kesh, Lisburn. |
| investigated the potential for flying to both | airports from Melbourne, yet if they were to fly to th |
| d officially took over control of HIA and CXY | airports from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania on Janu |
| The programme has a goal of having 10 | airports fully implemented by the end of 2011. |
| The birds are also used at | airports, golf courses, shopping centres and office bl |
| Manchester | Airports Group logo |
| nternational airport, owned by the Manchester | Airports Group (MAG), the largest UK-owned airport gro |
| controlled by the holding company, Manchester | Airports Group. |
| Airports: Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport: 35 k | |
| arture procedures of Celle as well as for the | airports Hanover and Braunschweig-Wolfsburg and as a w |
| or protecting international border crossings ( | airports, harbors, roads and railways); commercial air |
| The town is located between two local | airports, Harriman and West Airport in North Adams and |
| Security procedures at US | airports have since asked persons to remove their shoe |
| at Munich and Brussels Airport, and 29 other | airports have commenced implementation. |
| kala is also one of Finland's fastest growing | airports, having increased its annual passenger number |
| Malaysia | Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB), through its wholly owned |
| m two bases (the current and former Hong Kong | airports, Hong Kong International Airport and Kai-Tak |
| ry, school bus seats, theatre seats, casinos, | airports, hospitality, marine and residential. |
| ded from bowling centers and travel plazas to | airports, hotels and cruise ships. |
| sterdam; Brussels, and several other regional | airports in France and the Netherlands. |
| elhof Airport, one of the earliest commercial | airports in the world. |
| It is one of three | airports in Occidental Mindoro, the others being Mambu |
| Hanscom Air Field is one of the busiest | airports in New England serving both military and civi |
| orway; and is in close proximity to two major | airports in London Gatwick and London Heathrow. |
| CIAL is one of the few | airports in the country, that makes huge profits from |
| 30 July 1974 as part of a series of regional | airports in northern Norway. |
| n (IIAC) in South Korea, one of the top three | airports in the world during the past five years, is a |
| Municipal | airports in the region include Orlando Executive Airpo |
| go purposes only which it uses at many of the | airports in Pakistan. |
| rdous wind shear conditions on and near major | airports in the United States. |
| The two main | airports in the country were closed, with one airline |
| Other | airports in Java had been subject to periodic closure |
| Jasper-Hinton was among first | airports in Canada to test the ill-fated MLS or microw |
| It has a terminal building and like most | airports in its class, the runway is not paved. |
| The airport is among the oldest | airports in China, with a history that can be traced b |
| is considered to be one of the best laid-out | airports in the world." |
| It is one of two public | airports in the county, the other being Williston Muni |
| 1984 Cherkasy Airport was one of the largest | airports in the USSR and had an international status, |
| Gilbert Islands, where all other operational | airports in Kiribati are located, there are no domesti |
| pioneered discount flights between secondary | airports in Australia and New Zealand in the mid 1990s |
| the sole carrier to bring jet service to the | airports in Abilene, Hot Springs, Wichita Falls, San A |
| It is not as large as the other | airports in Pakistan, as it operates to cater mainly t |
| by many early flyers to be one of the finest | airports in Oklahoma. |
| It is not as large as the other | airports in Pakistan, as it operates to cater mainly t |
| nd would no longer be allowed to land at some | airports in Europe. |
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