Légikiköt

Légikiköt is the Hungarian word for airport. It refers to a complex of facilities and infrastructure designed for aircraft to take off and land. Légikikötő typically include runways, taxiways, hangars, control towers, and terminals for passengers and cargo. These facilities are crucial for air travel, aviation, and the transportation of goods by air.

The primary function of a légikikötő is to facilitate the movement of aircraft, enabling them to depart and arrive safely. They serve as hubs for commercial airlines, private aviation, and sometimes military operations. Passenger terminals within a légikikötő provide services such as check-in, security screening, boarding gates, and baggage claim. Cargo terminals are equipped to handle the loading and unloading of freight.

Légikikötők vary significantly in size and capacity, from small regional airfields to large international aviation hubs. The development and operation of a légikikötő involve extensive planning, construction, and ongoing maintenance to ensure safety, efficiency, and environmental compliance. They are vital components of a country's transportation network and play a significant role in economic development by connecting people and businesses globally.