Repültérrel

Repültérrel is the instrumental form of repültér, a Hungarian noun meaning airfield or aerodrome—a designated area where aircraft take off and land. The term is derived from the root repül- (to fly) and tér (space, area). In contemporary Hungarian, repültér is used for airfields in general, including smaller airstrips, while repülőtér more often denotes a full-fledged airport with more extensive facilities and passenger or cargo traffic.

Usage and nuance: Repültér refers to the physical space or facility used for aviation operations, not necessarily the complete infrastructure of an airport. The instrumental form repültérrel is used to indicate association, possession, or use of an airfield. For example, "A település repültérrel rendelkezik" means "The town has an airfield." Another example: "A repültérrel kapcsolatos előírások szigorúak" translates to "The regulations related to the airfield are strict."

Relation to repülőtér: Repültér often emphasizes the takeoff and landing area itself, especially when the site is smaller or less formal. Repülőtér typically refers to a facility designed for broader aviation activities and may include passenger terminals and other services. In practice, the terms can overlap, but the choice of word can reflect scale and context.

See also: Aerodrome, Airport terminology, Hungarian aviation terms.