airport and airlines

[abre]

Hi,
Is airport and airlines different? Airlines need airport to function .
Thanks!

 

[cidertree]

"Airlines need airports to function."

I think you've answered your own question.

 

[Welsh_Sion]

Airlines = Air France, British Airways, Delta ...
Airports = Roissy Charles-de-Gaulle, Heathrow, JFK ...

 

[Kimaunz]

Yes, they are different. 'Airport' is a place where airplanes for passengers take off and land. 'Airline' is a company which owns airplanes and provides transportation service for passengers.

 

[Keith Bradford]

In Britain, airports and airlines are managed by entirely different companies. Isn't that so in France?

 

[abre]

Thanks!

 

[dojibear]

Is airport and airlines different? Airlines need airport to function .

How does that make them the same? Humans need water to function. Are humans water?