What does second-tier airports. mean?
second-tier airports. means Airports that are not located in major cities, that are not major hubs of any airline, and that traditionally enjoy only limited service.
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What is the abbreviation for Airports that are not located in major cities, that are not major hubs of any airline, and that traditionally enjoy only limited service.?
Airports that are not located in major cities, that are not major hubs of any airline, and that traditionally enjoy only limited service. can be abbreviated as second-tier airports.
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What does second-tier airports. stand for? second-tier airports. stands for "Airports that are not located in major cities, that are not major hubs of any airline, and that traditionally enjoy only limited service.". |
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How to abbreviate "Airports that are not located in major cities, that are not major hubs of any airline, and that traditionally enjoy only limited service."? "Airports that are not located in major cities, that are not major hubs of any airline, and that traditionally enjoy only limited service." can be abbreviated as second-tier airports.. |
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What is the meaning of second-tier airports. abbreviation? The meaning of second-tier airports. abbreviation is "Airports that are not located in major cities, that are not major hubs of any airline, and that traditionally enjoy only limited service.". |
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What is second-tier airports. abbreviation? One of the definitions of second-tier airports. is "Airports that are not located in major cities, that are not major hubs of any airline, and that traditionally enjoy only limited service.". |
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What does second-tier airports. mean? second-tier airports. as abbreviation means "Airports that are not located in major cities, that are not major hubs of any airline, and that traditionally enjoy only limited service.". |
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What is shorthand of Airports that are not located in major cities, that are not major hubs of any airline, and that traditionally enjoy only limited service.? The most common shorthand of "Airports that are not located in major cities, that are not major hubs of any airline, and that traditionally enjoy only limited service." is second-tier airports.. |
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