The phrase "airport reported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing information or updates that have been communicated by an airport, often in the context of flight status or weather conditions.
Example: "The airport reported delays due to heavy fog affecting incoming flights."
Alternatives: "airport announced" or "airport stated".
Dozens of arrivals were delayed or late, the airport reported on its Web site.
There were delays across all arrivals and departures at Luton on Friday evening, though the airport reported only two cancellations.
Manchester airport reported an electrical surge caused by thunderstorms that affected the baggage-handling system and led to delays.
In the days before the Games began, Jamaican athletes staying close to the airport reported gunfire throughout the night.
The Russian foreign ministry said it had requested more information from its Ukrainian counterpart, but journalists at Kiev's Borispol airport reported seeing Russian male passengers turned back.
Passengers at the airport reported that a man opened fire near the check-in area of Terminal 3, home to Virgin America and Virgin Atlantic.
Passengers took to social media to describe a dysfunctional state of affairs at the airport, reporting shouting matches between British Airways and Indian officials over who was to blame.
Afterward, he will return home to turn his airport reporting into a short book, "A Week at the Airport: A Heathrow Diary," to be published by the British publisher Profile Books in September.
'The Times && 'Manchester Guardian' Service "Mile from Unter den Linden" Stockholm, April 22 Russian forces are approaching Tempelhof airport, reports the Berlin correspondent of the German-controlled Scandinavian Telegraph Agency, filing to-night through Copenhagen.
As nightfall approached, Dallas, Houston and Los Angeles airports reported sporadic delays.
In 2010, 315 airports reported fewer flights than the previous year, compared with 414 in 2009.
