Légikikötk

Légikikötő is the Hungarian word for airport. It refers to a facility where aircraft such as airplanes, helicopters, and gliders take off and land. Airports typically include runways, taxiways, aprons, hangars, and terminal buildings. They can be used for commercial, military, private, or cargo aviation purposes.

The primary function of a légikikötő is to facilitate air travel and transport. Passengers use terminals to check in, go through security, board aircraft, and retrieve luggage. Cargo operations involve specialized areas for loading and unloading goods. Air traffic control services are essential for managing the movement of aircraft safely within and around the airport's airspace.

Many légikikötők are named after significant historical figures, geographical locations, or simply the city or region they serve. International airports are equipped to handle customs and immigration procedures, allowing for travel between countries. Air traffic volume, aircraft types handled, and available services can vary greatly between different légikikötők, from small regional airfields to large international hubs.