The phrase "airport development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the planning, construction, or improvement of airport facilities and infrastructure.
Example: "The city has allocated funds for airport development to accommodate the increasing number of travelers."
Alternatives: "aviation infrastructure" or "airfield expansion".
Norwich demands £10 for an "Airport Development Fee".
The constraint on airport development is to do with planning permissions, not shortage of capital.
The environmental consequences of an airport development rank very high in any site-selection procedure.
This week, the council finally voted to scrap Newquay's Airport Development Fee next spring.
The executive was Fred Glass, Director of Airport Development for the Port Authority.
A DfID spokesman insisted the "pause" in airport development was the result of "the worsening economic climate".
Aside from the Khalifa port and Kizad industrial zone, plans are in place to expand road networks by extending Emirates Highway and Sheik Zayed Road, completing the national railroad network and supporting airport developments.
In the first phase of the airport developments, the (aforementioned) Port Development Designated Fund was used.
He said several small communities had been fighting airport developments in the South East - Stanwell Moor near Heathrow, Charlwood near Gatwick, and All Hallows, near the site of a proposed airport on the Isle of Grain in Kent.
In 2006 the government reported that at 228 mppa the demand for air travel the previous year was in line with the 2003 forecast, but also revised the forecast demand for 2030 downwards to 465 mppa as a result of capacity constraints, even taking into account proposed airport developments.
While planning and environmental regulations governing on-airport development were significantly enhanced, there has been national disquiet about a governance regime that remains under the auspices of the federal government and is not effectively integrated into state and local decision-making machinery.
