Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun An airport equipped for jet aircraft.
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- noun dated an
airport served byjet aircraft
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Examples
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Portland, Maine's tiny jetport has non-existent city traffic and virtually no lines, which translates into the perfect last-minute arrival -- certainly not more than an hour prior to departure.
Dane Steele Green: How Much Time Do You Really Need Before Your Flight? Dane Steele Green 2012
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Portland, Maine's tiny jetport has non-existent city traffic and virtually no lines, which translates into the perfect last-minute arrival -- certainly not more than an hour prior to departure.
Dane Steele Green: How Much Time Do You Really Need Before Your Flight? Dane Steele Green 2012
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"I'm often really impressed with a small city's airports," says food and travel writer Adam Graham, who says he's found fantastic lobster wraps at the Shipyard Pub at Portland Maine's jetport.
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More than 1.7 million passengers flew in or out of the jetport during the period, eclipsing the previous record of more than 1.5 million passengers in fiscal 2007 and making Portland the fastest growing airport in New England, according to figures compiled from data from airlines.
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Reassured, he proceeded to the jetport and boarded a flight to the dome of Gobdom.
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"I'm often really impressed with a small city's airports," says food and travel writer Adam Graham, who says he's found fantastic lobster wraps at the Shipyard Pub at Portland Maine's jetport.
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In addition, the jetport reported 14 consecutive record months since May 2007.
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A jetport study commissioned three years ago found that 41% of air travelers in the greater Portland market area flew out of Boston's Logan International Airport and 16% flew out of what is now Boston-Manchester Regional Airport in New Hampshire.
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"I'm often really impressed with a small city's airports," says food and travel writer Adam Graham, who says he's found fantastic lobster wraps at the Shipyard Pub at Portland Maine's jetport.
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"Residents of the Greater Portland area have begun to see the jetport as a great affordable alternative to airports an hour or two hours drive away."
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