✈✈ Aviation ✈✈

[kmc madushan]

singapore airlines premium economy class

 

[fakerandi]

singapore airlines premium economy class

ado meka niyamai ne, economy wala ganan walata wada wadi athi ne

 

[Hashan dis]

ado meka niyamai ne, economy wala ganan walata wada wadi athi ne

ow aniwa ganan wadi athi

 

[kmc madushan]

ado meka niyamai ne, economy wala ganan walata wada wadi athi ne

ow bn

 

[kmc madushan]

 

[fakerandi]

ow aniwa ganan wadi athi

ape aluth a330 wala mehema dammoth hodai ne

 

[Hashan dis]

ape aluth a330 wala mehema dammoth hodai ne

ow London wage yana flights walata damma nam hari
ape kattiya balanne aduwata yanna ne so ape aya nam
premium yana ekak ne so tourist la wadi route ekakata thamai
daanawa nam danna ona

 

[Hashan dis]

me moko kawruhari boeing ekata bannada

 

[fakerandi]

ow London wage yana flights walata damma nam hari
ape kattiya balanne aduwata yanna ne so ape aya nam
premium yana ekak ne so tourist la wadi route ekakata thamai
daanawa nam danna ona

me moko kawruhari boeing ekata bannada

ow ape ewunta leyland ekak hari kamak naa ne

 

[kmc madushan]

me moko kawruhari boeing ekata bannada

 

[Hashan dis]

ehanam

 

[kmc madushan]

The 8 busiest airports in the world

 

[kmc madushan]

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Charles de Gaulle Airport

Number of Passengers: 63.8 million

Owner and Operator: Aeroports de Paris

Named for the former French general and president, Charles de Gaulle Airport was completed in 1974 and is now the second-busiest airport in Europe. Terminal 1 is known for its unique rotunda design, encircled by seven satellite buildings. The airport serves as the principal hub for Air France and is a major European hub for Delta Air Lines.

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ammataa siri. onna airport

 

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Chicago O'Hare International Airport

Number of Passengers: 69.9 million

Owner/Operator: City of Chicago/Chicago Department of Aviation

Since opening in 1955, Chicago O’Hare has consistently been one of the busiest passenger hubs in the world. In terms of takeoffs and landings, it’s the busiest airport in the world; over 888,000 aircraft movements took place during the 12-month period ending April 21. It serves close to 40 different airlines and provides direct flights to more than 60 international destinations.

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Dubai International Airport

Number of Passengers: 70.4 million

Owner/Operator: Government of Dubai/Dubai Airports Company

As the premier airport in the United Arab Emirates, Dubai International is the world’s busiest airport in terms of international passengers; in 2014 it served nearly 70 million travelers from abroad. Dubai Duty Free, which operates out of DXB, is the most successful airport retailer, generating $1.8 billion in 2013 alone. And when Terminal 3 was completed in 2008, it was the world’s largest building, an honor it held until 2013.

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ammataa siri. onna airport

 

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Los Angeles International Airport

Number of Passengers: 70.6 million

Owner/Operator: City of Los Angeles/Los Angeles World Airports

LAX is not just the fifth-busiest airport in the world. It’s also the busiest origin and destination airport, meaning that relative to other airports, many more travelers begin or end their trips in Los Angeles than use it as a connection. With a 6% year-over-year increase in passengers between 2013 and 2014, LAX has one of the strongest traffic growth rates in the world.

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Haneda International Airport

Number of Passengers: 72.8 million

Operators: Japan Civil Aviation Bureau, Japan Airport Terminal Co., Tokyo International Air Terminal Corp.

Also known as Tokyo International, Haneda Airport is the second busiest in Asia, able to handle 90 million passengers a year. It might soon reach that level, as it saw a remarkable 5.7% year-over-year growth in passenger traffic between 2013 and 2014. Having won the bid for the 2020 Summer Olympics, the Japanese government plans to increase airport capacity even further.

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London Heathrow Airport

Number of Passengers: 73.4 million

Owner/Operator: Heathrow Airport Holdings/Heathrow Airport Limited

For years, London Heathrow was the world’s busiest airport in terms of international passenger traffic. Serving 185 destinations in 84 countries, the British airport has a high rate of foreign travelers — 93% in 2014. Formerly called London Airport, it received the name “Heathrow” in 1966, after the medieval hamlet that was demolished in 1944 to make room for the airport.

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