Stanford-Miller International Airport - Revision history

>Valladares: /* Passenger */

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Passenger

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Public transport

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	== Access ==		== Access ==
	=== Public transport ===		=== Public transport ===
	The airport is accessible from downtown Metropolis via the Airport Link service of the [[Metropolis Metro]], which uses part of the Metro's Line A route. The International Airport station, which serves both Terminal 2 and Terminal 3 is located directly below the Airport bus station, while the Domestic Airport station is located below the Domestic terminal. CapitalRail operates suburban trains from the western suburbs of Greater Metropolis such as Los Chorros, Vincent, and Villena, which stop at the Airport rail station and are also used by commuters, with their final destination being ~~Sarmiento~~ station in the city of Metropolis, which is connected to the Metro's Lines A and C.		The airport is accessible from downtown Metropolis via the Airport Link service of the [[Metropolis Metro]], which uses part of the Metro's Line A route. The International Airport station, which serves both Terminal 2 and Terminal 3 is located directly below the Airport bus station, while the Domestic Airport station is located below the Domestic terminal. CapitalRail operates suburban trains from the western suburbs of Greater Metropolis such as Los Chorros, Vincent, and Villena, which stop at the Airport rail station and are also used by commuters, with their final destination being Livingstone station in the city of Metropolis, which is connected to the Metro's Lines A and C.

	MetroBus routes are operated from several zones of Metropolis and District of Metropolis municipalities to the Airport bus station, mainly from Ciudad Piar, Swangard, and neighborhoods in southern and eastern Metropolis. Airport bus station also offers inter-city services to Greater Metropolis suburbs located in the Angostura state.		MetroBus routes are operated from several zones of Metropolis and District of Metropolis municipalities to the Airport bus station, mainly from Ciudad Piar, Swangard, and neighborhoods in southern and eastern Metropolis. Airport bus station also offers inter-city services to Greater Metropolis suburbs located in the Angostura state.

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	!width=85%\|Destinations		!width=85%\|Destinations
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			\|Chicoutimi, Joongyeong-Renéegrad, Kingston ''(seasonal)''
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	\|Campo Grande, Canalave, Carloburgo, Edmonton, Eterna City, Junín, Pradera		\|Campo Grande, Canalave, Carloburgo, Edmonton, Eterna City, Junín, Pradera
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			\|[[Norsk Airlines System\|NAS]]
			\|Lubossa, Nyhavn
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Terminals

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	=== Terminal 2 ===		=== Terminal 2 ===
			[[File:Ezeizaaero.jpg\|thumb\|Aerobridges at Terminal 2]]
	Terminal 2, opened on 5 April 1995, is known as the International Terminal, located in the airport's western sector. It has 25 gates served by aerobridges, as well as a number of remote bays which are heavily utilised during peak periods and for parking of idle aircraft during the day.		Terminal 2, opened on 5 April 1995, is known as the International Terminal, located in the airport's western sector. It has 25 gates served by aerobridges, as well as a number of remote bays which are heavily utilised during peak periods and for parking of idle aircraft during the day.

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>Valladares at 02:31, 16 November 2022

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	\| owner = Royal Government of [[Valladares]]		\| owner = Royal Government of [[Valladares]]
	\| operator = Valladar Airports		\| operator = Valladar Airports
	\| city-served = [[Metropolis]]~~, Valladares~~		\| city-served = [[Metropolis]]
	\| location = [[Villena]], ~~[[District of Metropolis]]~~		\| location = [[Villena]], Valladares
	\| opened = {{start date\|1968\|10\|17}}		\| opened = {{start date\|1968\|10\|17}}
	\| hub = {{plainlist\|		\| hub = {{plainlist\|