London Heathrow Airport (24517 bytes)
2: ..."center" bgcolor="#0099FF" colspan="4"|''Heathrow Airport''
4: ...eathrow.london.750pix.jpg|245px|London (Heathrow) Airport tower, seen from Terminal 1]]
8: ...span="2" align="left" valign="top"|<small>Type of Airport</small>
18: |colspan="2" valign="top"|<small>[[London]], [[England]], [[United Kingdom]]</small>
68: ...font color="#000000">[[Wikipedia_talk:WikiProject_Airports/infobox|Comments on this test infobox]]</font></...

Heathrow, London (1621 bytes)
3: !colspan=2 align=center bgcolor="#ff9999"|Heathrow
7: |width="50%"|[[Borough]]:||[[London Borough of Hillingdon|Hillingdon]]
9: ...strative counties of England|County]]:||[[Greater London]]
11: ...h="50%"|[[Regions of England|Region]]:||[[Greater London]]
17: ...unties of England|Ceremonial County]]:||[[Greater London]]

Groton-New London Airport (528 bytes)
1: ...calities of Groton, [[New London, Connecticut|New London]], and [[Mystic, Connecticut|Mystic]].
4: ...www.grotonnewlondonairport.com/ Groton-New London Airport] &mdash; official website
8: [[Category:Airports of Connecticut]]

London Luton Airport (3244 bytes)
1: ...[[airport]] about 30 miles to the north-west of [[London]] in the [[town]] of [[Luton, England|Luton]], [[...
4: ...gsley Wood]]. During the [[Second World War]] the airport was used as a base for [[Royal Air Force|RAF]] fi...
6: ...rport was the most profitable in the country. The airport suffered a severe setback in August [[1974]] when...
8: ...link]] routes. A free shuttle bus connects to the airport.
15: Number of millions of passengers using Luton airport.

London Gatwick Airport (10821 bytes)
1: ...Sussex]], approximately 40 km (25 miles) south of London, and an equal distance north of [[Brighton]].
3: ... of restrictions on transatlantic operations from Heathrow.
5: ...d runway until at least 2019. In common with many airports car parking is in limited supply, in part due to...
9: ...as the name of a [[manor]] on the site of today's airport until the 19th century. In [[1890]], the manor w...
11: ... passengers could travel from [[Victoria Station (London)|Victoria Station]] to the aircraft without stepp...

London City Airport (3992 bytes)
1: ...egrees, still relatively steep for a [[Europe]]an airport. The western apron was enlarged and a turning loo...
3: ... has become recognised as one of Europe's leading airports for business travel.
5: Over 1.6 million passengers use the airport annually and its management believes that economi...
7: ...as become a useful adjunct to [[London]]'s larger airports, particularly for workers frequenting [[Dockland...
9: ...m being the initial destinations. The size of the airport, constrained by the water-filled [[Royal Albert ...

East London Airport (529 bytes)
1: ... is located in [[East London]]. It has the [[IATA Airport Code]] ELS.
3: ...outh African Airways Express]] fly to East London Airport.
6: ...//www.airports.co.za/home.asp?pid=415 East London Airport Homepage]
7: ...eng.htm More useful information about East London Airport] - Photos, planespotting,...
11: {{airport-stub}}

London Stansted Airport (8802 bytes)
2: ...don area after [[Heathrow Airport]] and [[Gatwick Airport]]. Several budget [[airline|airlines]] such as [[...
8: ...realised and the airport ended up under [[British Airports Authority|BAA]] control in [[1966]].
10: ...d Gatwick of excess congestion in the future. The airport's first terminal building opened in [[1969]] and ...
12: ...and terminal improvements that would increase the airport's capacity to 15 million passengers per year. Con...
16: ...t a second parallel runway which should allow the airport to increase its capacity from 12 million in 2000 ...

London International Airport (1117 bytes)
1: ... Airport Code]]: YXU) is located in the city of [[London, Ontario]], [[Canada]].
3: ... now operated by the Greater London International Airport Authority.
5: The airport is the 12th busiest passenger airport in Canada, and its main runway is 8,800 feet (2,6...
7: Every June there is an [[airshow]] is held at the airport, attracting [[aircraft]] and spectators from all ...
10: ...ndoninternationalairport.com London International Airport]

London Biggin Hill Airport (1341 bytes)
1: ...n Hill''', is an airfield at [[Biggin Hill]] in [[London Borough of Bromley]].
3: ...ne of the commanding bases for the air defence of London with both [[Supermarine Spitfire|Spitfires]] and ...
9: ...d passenger services should be allowed to use the airport.
14: [[Category:Airports of England|Biggin Hill Airport]]
16: [[Category:London airports]]

Heathrow Express (2445 bytes)
1: ...ge:Heathrow Express 332 008.jpg|300px|right|thumb|Heathrow Express unit 332 008 at Paddington Station]]
3: ...addington]] in central [[London]] operated by the Heathrow Express Operating Authority, a wholly-owned subsi...
5: ...lass (2003 prices) and is non-stop from London to Heathrow. The service, which opened on [[23 June]] [[1998]...
7: ...train from Birmingham to Birmingham International Airport costs £2.60).
9: ... Other transport options from Heathrow to Central London ==

Heathrow, Florida (2865 bytes)
1: '''Heathrow''' is a [[census-designated place]] and anarea lo...
4: ...[Image:FLMap-doton-Heathrow.PNG|right|Location of Heathrow, Florida]]
5: Heathrow is located at 28&deg;46'22" North, 81&deg;22'17" ...

Heathrow Terminal 5 station (1182 bytes)
1: ...onstruction at [[Heathrow Airport|London Heathrow Airport]].
5: ...[[Piccadilly Line]]: A service with trains on the Heathrow branch alternating between
6: ... 1,2,3 tube station|Heathrow Terminals 1,2,3]] to Heathrow Terminal 5 and reverse.
7: ...Terminal 4 tube station|Heathrow Terminal 4]] and Heathrow Terminals 1,2,3 and back to Hatton Cross.
9: ...eathrow Terminal 4 to be served by a shuttle from Heathrow Terminals 1,2,3.

Heathrow Terminal 4 tube station (1728 bytes)
1: ...closed''' station on the [[Heathrow]] branch of [[London Underground]]'s [[Piccadilly Line]]. The station ...
3: ... Terminal 4. For passengers travelling to or from Heathrow Terminal 4, a shuttle bus in now provided from Ha...
5: ...ls 1,2,3 and then continue down the new branch to Heathrow Terminal 5.
9: * [[Closed London Underground stations]]
13: ...|previous=[[Heathrow Terminals 1,2,3 tube station|Heathrow Terminals 1,2,3]]}}

Heathrow Terminals 1,2,3 tube station (1591 bytes)
1: .... The station is situated in zone 6 and opened as Heathrow Central on [[December 16]] [[1977]], being rename...
3: ...ction of a new rail junction to link to the new [[Heathrow Terminal 5 station]], with all trains reverting t...
5: ...ls 1,2,3 and then continue down the new branch to Heathrow Terminal 5.
9: ... Line|previous=[[Heathrow Terminal 4 tube station|Heathrow Terminal 4]]}}

Airport (4057 bytes)
3: ...on funds and traffic, although most international airports have [[air traffic control]] located on site.
7: ===International airports===
8: ...ational travel often distinguish an international airport, and require a more conspicuous level of physical...
10: The largest international airports are often located next to [[freeway]]s or are se...
12: ===Airport services===

Airport novel (5925 bytes)
1: ...ns elements of self-[[parody]] not often found in airport novels, but the back cover still promised "byzant...
2: ...otypically found in the reading fare offered by [[airport]] [[newsstand]]s for travellers to read in the ro...
4: Considering the marketing of fiction as a trade, airport novels occupy a niche similar to the one that onc...
7: ...m and inconveniences of travel. The writer of an airport novel must meet the needs of readers in this situ...
9: ...to frame an adventure yarn about a disaster in an airport. Hailey's other novels, [[soap opera]] tales wit...

AirPort (10482 bytes)
1: ...s. '''AirPort Extreme''' is the new generation of AirPort, and is based on the [[IEEE 802.11g]] specificati...
3: ==AirPort Base Station==
4: ... remote control, to control AirTunes. The newest AirPort Extreme base station also supports [[Power over E...
6: ==Three generations of AirPort==
7: ...ere have been 3 products from apple whose name is AirPort:

Airport 5 (234 bytes)

Launceston Airport (1335 bytes)
1: '''Launceston Airport''' is the airport of [[Launceston, Tasmania|Launceston]], [[Tasmani...
5: ...fficially reopened under the name of ''Launceston Airport'' in [[1962]]. In October 1982 the runway was on...
7: ...ion]], the owner of [[Melbourne]]'s [[Tullamarine Airport]].
9: ...f Tasmania]] also performs flights to [[Moorabbin Airport]] (Melbourne) and [[Flinders Island]]. Altogethe...
12: *[http://www.launcestonairport.com.au Launceston Airport]

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