Teterboro Airport

Teterboro Airport is designed as a "reliever" airport that serves vital interests and general aviation requirements of the Northern New Jersey and the New York Metropolitan Area. Located in the Bergen County boroughs of Teterboro, Moonachie and Hasbrouck Heights, it is the oldest operating airport in the New York/New Jersey Metropolitan Area, and has been owned and operated by The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey since 1949. The property was acquired in 1917 by Walter C. Teter, and the first flight was made in 1919. For more history, click here.

Stewart International Airport

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LaGuardia Airport

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Newark Liberty International Airport

Beginning January 12, 2009 all Visa Waiver Program (VWP) travelers are now required to obtain a travel authorization prior to traveling to the United States under the VWP. Click here for further details.

Kennedy Airport

Beginning January 12, 2009 all Visa Waiver Program (VWP) travelers are now required to obtain a travel authorization prior to traveling to the United States under the VWP. Click here for further details.

Lakefront Airport

The Lakefront Airport was built in the 1930's. At the time of it's grand opening it was considered an architectual masterpiece. Built by the same architect that designed the Louisiana state capital building, it was the first major airport in the region, and served proudly as a general aviation airport to this day. Inside the terminal building, travellers would find an Art Deco wonderland, featuring murals by artist Xavier Gonzalez, friezes by Enrique R. Alferez and an array of stone wall and floor treatments

Busiest International Airport

London Heathrow handles the most international passengers (as opposedto passengers on domestic flights, which make up the majority of trafficat US airports). On an overall scale, Heathrow ranks third behind Atlantaand Chicago.

The Busiest Airport in the World

This depends on whether you monitor aircraft movements (the numbers oftake-offs and landings), or passenger numbers. An airport such as WashingtonNational may have relatively high aircraft movements, but as the largestaircraft it handles is a Boeing 757, it handles relatively fewer annualpassengers than other airports with similar movements.

The Biggest Airport in the World

Taken literally as the airport which takes up the most land mass, thisis the King Fahd International Airport in Damman, Saudi Arabia. It takesup some 780 square kilometres - an area larger than many cities.
By comparison, London Heathrow takes up around 3,000 acres, or just 4.7 square miles.

London Heathrow

JINNAH TERMINAL AIRPORT KARACHI

A busy thriving airport today is dependent on efficient arrival facilities, speedy custom-check formalities, and easy baggage collection. All of these have been included at Jinnah International, in both domestic and international terminals. Travelers are handled at varying structure levels in the Building and the layout is appealing and attractive, designed to avoid confusion and crowding. Transit Flight Passengers are accommodated at individual flight counters, specified clearly for added convenience and ease in Passenger Baggage Handling.

Dubai International Airport

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DepartingDubai International Airport has two terminals through which passen-gers can depart Dubai, depending on the destination they are travelling to. It also has a VIP departing service known as Al Majlis. more...
ArrivingMost major airlines arrive at Terminal 1 of Dubai International Airport. Terminal 2 is used by mostly by airlines coming in from Iran, CIS countries and those operating chartered flights. Private jet owners and VIP guests make use of the Al Majlis or the VIP terminal. more...
TransitDubai International Airport's transit has to be one of the worlds sought after experiences due to its lavish Duty Free. more...
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ShoppingDubai Duty Free: This world renowned facility offers 5,400 square metres of shopper's paradise within the new Concourse.more...
Meals and RefreshmentsPassengers have the option of 25 food and drink outlets within the new Concourse. From fast food to speciality cuisine to an Irish pub, passengers are spoilt for choice.more...

Beijing Olympics airport

The world's biggest airport is now finished and ready for the 2008 Beijing Olympics. The $3.5 billion gigantic dragon terminal, which is the centerpiece of the 501-square-mile complex capable of allowing 50 million passengers per year, looks even more impressive in the amazing, almost unreal photos. (see movies)

Airports are essentially machines for processing people, airplanes, automobiles, cargo, and luggage—all of which move in different ways, and which need to be connected at certain points and separated by rigid security at others. Just getting all the parts to work together seems overwhelming—indeed, it did overwhelm British Airways last month at Heathrow, outside London, when Terminal 5, an eight-billion-dollar structure that was supposed to transform Heathrow from a congested tangle into a place that would thrill passengers with the joy of air travel, all but shut down on its opening day, when a computerized baggage system malfunctioned. (more)

King Fahd International Airport

(Arabic: مطار الملك فهد الدولي‎) (IATA: DMM, ICAO: OEDF) is located 15 kilometers (about 9 miles) northwest of Dammam, Saudi Arabia. It is the largest airport in the world in terms of land area (780 km²). It is also larger than the nearby country of Bahrain.
Completed in 1999, King Fahd International Airport is the third major hub in Saudi Arabia after King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh and King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah.
The airport is the hub of Sama Airlines. It mainly serves Dammam, Dhahran, Khobar, Qatif, Ras Tanura and Jubail. However, it serves the entire Eastern Province of the Kingdom as it is the only operational airport in the province.