The phrase "airport run" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a trip or journey to the airport, often to drop someone off or pick them up.
Example: "I have to make an airport run this evening to pick up my friend who is arriving from out of town."
Alternatives: "airport trip" or "airport transfer".
"I'll start at 5am and will be on the airport run, since there are quite a few people who travel.
Trains (ferroviedellostato.it) from Pisa airport run frequently to Siena, with changes at Pisa Centrale and at the industrial town of Empoli.
Many Britons now phone, bank, travel by Tube, fly out of an airport, run a tap or flush the toilet courtesy of Spanish enterprise.
DeLaet thought he might be running really late when he made an airport run Sunday morning to drop off his wife, who was traveling to Italy.
You land at an airport run by the government and are taken by bus to a building that should have been retired along with Leonid Brezhnev.
The airport, run by Canadian firm SNC-Lavalin, agreed to pay Ryanair €600,000 a year in return for flying there, according to Spanish news website El Confidencial.
During winter operations, weather-related de-icing activity results in large shifts in the flow and concentrations of airport run-off.
With regards to transportation infrastructure shallow geothermal may be used to provide renewable heating and cooling to the infrastructure itself or adjacent users, or even to enhance safety by providing e.g. heat to de-ice bridges, station platforms, airport run-ways and the like.
The company said taxi fares from the airport ran about $28.
Dallas-Fort Worth airport runs 500 maintenance vehicles on gas (and has allowed fracking beneath one of its runways).
After being criticized on social media, he returned to Brasilia hours before the city's airport ran out of fuel.
