jetport
- noun
- /ˈdʒɛtˌpɔrt/
- US
- The jetport was specially built to accommodate larger aircraft and international flights.
- Portland International Jetport
Examples
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He hadn't actually seen Ghia again until they'd met at the big Lihue jetport after separate flights from the mainland.
Fiction book (1996) -
"God, she looks like Madonna," Jim nudged to me last night as she came off the ramp into the Portland Jetport.
Fiction book (1997) -
A Topsham woman says the TSA needs more training to deal with people with medical conditions after going through what she describes as a 'humiliating' screening at the Portland JetPort last week.
Blog text (7) -
TOPSHAM, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- A Topsham woman says the TSA needs more training to deal with people with medical conditions after going through what she describes as a 'humiliating' screening at the Portland JetPort last week.
Blog text (7) -
Travelers can easily catch flights to various destinations from the busy jetport in Portland.
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After checking in, we headed to the terminal at the local jetport to wait for our boarding call.
Synonyms
A place where planes take off and land and people get on and off them
A place like a small airport with a control tower, hangars, and areas for passengers and cargo
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Etymology
The word jetport is made from jet and port, and port means 'harbor', as in seaport or airport. So a jetport is an airport made for jet planes.