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    An airport consists of airside areas like runways, taxiways, and aprons for aircraft as well as landside areas for public transport, parking, and access roads. Airports can be towered or non-towered, with towers controlling air traffic. Airports provide facilities for passengers before and after security screening like shops, lounges, and baggage claim as well as services like medical clinics, parking, and transportation. Immigration and customs authorities process people and goods entering and leaving the country through airports.

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    An airport consists of airside areas like runways, taxiways, and aprons for aircraft as well as landside areas for public transport, parking, and access roads. Airports can be towered or non-towered, with towers controlling air traffic. Airports provide facilities for passengers before and after security screening like shops, lounges, and baggage claim as well as services like medical clinics, parking, and transportation. Immigration and customs authorities process people and goods entering and leaving the country through airports.

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    An airport consists of airside areas like runways, taxiways, and aprons for aircraft as well as landside areas for public transport, parking, and access roads. Airports can be towered or non-towered, with towers controlling air traffic. Airports provide facilities for passengers before and after security screening like shops, lounges, and baggage claim as well as services like medical clinics, parking, and transportation. Immigration and customs authorities process people and goods entering and leaving the country through airports.

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    Airport Facilities

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    Damy Manesi
    An airport consists of airside areas like runways, taxiways, and aprons for aircraft as well as landside areas for public transport, parking, and access roads. Airports can be towered or non-towered, with towers controlling air traffic. Airports provide facilities for passengers before and after security screening like shops, lounges, and baggage claim as well as services like medical clinics, parking, and transportation. Immigration and customs authorities process people and goods entering and leaving the country through airports.

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    AIRPORT SERVICES & FACILITIES

    D.Manesi
    What is an AIRPORT?

    A public facility where aircrafts can


    take off and land.
    Consists of runways.
    Usually owned and/or operated by the
    national government.
    Private airports - CHANGI
    AIRPORT STRUCTURES

    AIRSIDE AREAS:
    Runways
    Taxiways
    Ramps / apron
    A taxiway is a path on an airport
    connecting runways with ramps,
    hangars, terminals and other facilities
    A runway (RWY) is a strip of land on
    an airport, on which aircraft can take
    off and land.
    Apron and ramps
    A hangar is an enclosed structure
    designed to hold aircraft in protective
    storage.
    hangar apron
    AIRPORT STRUCTURES

    LAND SIDE:
    Public transport
    stations
    Access Roads
    Parking lots
    TYPES OF AIRPORTS

    Towered
    Non-Towered

    The TOWER controls


    the air traffic and
    monitors the
    departure / arrival
    of aircrafts
    Air traffic control (ATC) is a service
    provided by ground-based controllers
    who direct aircraft on the ground and
    in the air.
    IMMIGRATION

    Responsible
    for the
    ADMISSION
    and REMOVAL
    of travelers
    entering the
    country.
    AIRPORT CUSTOMS

    An authority or
    agency
    responsible for
    the collection of
    duties & for
    controlling the
    flow of people,
    animals &
    goods in and
    out of the
    country.
    PRE-SECURITY ZONES

    Check-In
    Counters
    Retail Stores and
    Restaurants
    POST SECURITY ZONES

    Duty Free Shops


    Airport Lounges
    Baggage Claim
    PASSENGER FACILITIES
    Banks, Money
    Changers, & ATMs
    Baggage Handling
    Services (Portage)
    Public Telephone
    Booths
    Medical Clinics
    Postal Services
    Parking
    PASSENGER FACILITIES
    Special Assistance
    Services;
    Tourist Information
    Ground
    Transportation
    Services
    END OF PRESENTATION
    Have a nice day!

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