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.

1. Airlines
Dering Wood International Airport
Rebekah Neumann Anna Yaudzemis
Alexandru Ana Sara Schuhmacher
Shu Wing Fong
Jonathan Lee
‘Taking you places’
Budget
Organisational Structure
Ownership
Airfield Location & Layout
1. Runway 7. Fuel farm/depot
2. Air Traffic Control 8. Rescue Fire Fighting Service
3. Passenger terminal 9. Taxiway network
4. Car Parking 10. Apron
5. Maintenance hangar 11. Pier concept aircraft stands
6. Cargo centre 12. New access road
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Cat. C
Airspace
Image Source: NATS (2014)
Land Acquisition €9,940,000
Runway (asphalt) €58,200,120
Taxiway network (concrete) €25,205,000
Apron €8,209,375
Terminal building €136,675,000
Stands (pier concept) €22,230,000
Fuel Farm €471,375
Control tower (+ATC facilities) €26,128,000
Access road €18,744,000
Maintenance hangar €1,904,739
Cargo centre €3,809,478
Car park (600 spaces) €12,070,000
Staff €19,368,458
Rescue Fire Fighting Service €1,200,000
 Budget: €10,000,000,000
 Total expenditure: €344,155,545
Cancun, Antalya, Puerto Plata,
Mauritius, Gran Canaria
Krakow, Athens, Mikonos,
Valencia, Klaipeda
Paris, Bari, Milan,
Berlin, Porto Amsterdam, Kopenhagen,
Reykjavik, Warsaw, Salzburg
Riga, Sofia,
Bucharest, Budapest, Prague
Dering Wood Limited (Ltd).
 Privately owned airport company
 Part public ownership
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L-R: Image Sources: Edward. G (2015) Fsxai Bureau (2015) Cyber Airlines (2011) WOW (n.d.) Cyber Airlines (2011)
Image Source: Google Maps (2015)
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