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1, airport
Airports can be divided into "unrestricted areas" and "restricted areas" (controlled areas). Unrestricted areas include parking lots, bus stops, oil storage areas and off-road roads, and restricted areas include all places where aircraft enter, including runways, taxiways, aprons and oil storage areas. Most airports will be strictly controlled in the middle range from non-restricted area to restricted area. Passengers entering the restricted area must go through the terminal, where they can buy air tickets, undergo security check, check in or pick up their luggage, and board the plane through the boarding gate.
2. Does the state-owned airport count as a public institution?
This airport belongs to a public institution. Institutions refer to social service organizations established by the government using state-owned assets to engage in education, science and technology, culture, health and other activities. Institutions accept the leadership of the government and are legal entities in the form of organizations or institutions.
3. How to divide the airport level?
The classification of airports is determined by two factors, one is the length of the basic flight field and the other is the height of the flight area, which depends on the distance between the farthest two wheels. According to this parameter, it can be guaranteed that the aircraft operating in an airport can be divided into six categories: A to F, including determining the aircraft suitable for parking in each parking space.
4. The relationship between the airport and the airline.
The airport and the airline are cooperative. Airports serve airlines, and airlines serve passengers. The company is managed by the Civil Aviation Administration of China in terms of industry management. Airlines rent space from the airport, use and purchase certain services to complete their transportation contracts and bring popularity to the airport.
5. Membership card
Membership cards generally refer to ordinary identity cards, including membership authentication in shopping malls, hotels, fitness centers, restaurants and other consumer places. They have a wide range of uses and can be applied to ID cards that need to be recognized. Membership cards are divided into VIP membership cards, membership gold cards, ordinary membership cards and third-party membership cards. Members who use membership cards can enjoy corresponding discounts, points, coupons and other benefits when spending.