"large hub" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a large center of activity or population. For example: "New York City is a large hub of commerce and culture."
Is there anything tp prevent Reno from building a large hub and calling itself the HUB OF THE Universe?
The airline has a large hub in Miami, home to the largest Cuban American population.
Heathrow argues that only a large hub can bring enough connecting passengers to sustain long-haul flights on many routes.
"large hub airport" means a commercial service airport that has at least 1.0percentt of the passenger boardings.
The budget plan proposes lowering grants to large hub airports by $2.9 billion, using grant money to support smaller airports that do not benefit from airline user fees.
"large hub airport" means a commercial service airport (as defined in section 47102) that has at least 1.0percentt of the passenger boardings.
Relatively small, long-range planes could offer routine flights to far-flung international cities without stops in large hubs.
While the network grows and concentrates around large hubs over time, traffic distribution is also place-dependent due to the reinforced position of already established nodes.
This includes paying for the initial loss-making periods of programmes such as Airbus' large hub-to-hub A380 plane or Boeing's hi-tech 787 Dreamliner, which have both suffered severe delays both in terms of delivery to customers and in terms of bringing in profits to the manufacturers.
Most Web traffic flows through large hubs.
That means some airports, particularly large hubs in South America, weren't considered for our list.
