Synonyms for international airport
in·ter·na·tional air·port

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1. international airportnoun

   Antonyms:
   domestic airport

2. international airportnoun

   Antonyms:
   domestic airport

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1. Ataturk Airport:

   We are closely monitoring the situation at Istanbul’s Ataturk international airport and are working with our airline partners to determine what effect this may have on flights. We ask passengers traveling to Istanbul to first check their flight status with their airline.

2. Massachusetts State Police:

   A multi-layered security package is in place at Logan International Airport.

3. American Airlines:

   We want all of our customers to have a safe, positive travel experience with us and we are deeply troubled by any allegation of misconduct onboard our aircraft or at any of our facilities. Our crew contacted law enforcement, who met the aircraft upon arrival at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport. As this is still an ongoing investigation, you will have to contact the FBI or the U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of New York for any additional details on their investigation, our corporate security team will always provide any investigative assistance we can to federal, state and/or local law enforcement, as we want those who commit crimes on our aircraft to be held accountable for their actions.

4. Interior Minister Nohad Machnouk:

   Rafik Hariri International Airport, despite these shortcomings at human or equipment level, is among the most secure airports in the world.

5. Nick Zerwas:

   The reality is that you have no First Amendment right to free speech or assembly on the center lane on the freeway or the entrance to an international airport or the middle of a train track, it's already against the law to be there; all we're doing is increasing the penalty. We are not taking a single protest or free speech activity that is currently legal and making it illegal by passing these bills.