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This document summarizes information about an airport called Dering Wood International Airport, including its organizational structure, ownership, facilities, and budget. It lists the airport's 12 key facilities, provides an aerial image of the layout, and outlines the budget of over €10 billion with total expenditures of €344 million. It also notes that the privately owned airport company has some public ownership and lists destinations it serves in Europe and the Mediterranean.
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