Airport capacity constraint

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An airport capacity constraint is a measurable limit or restriction on an airport's ability to process air and ground operations (such as landings, takeoffs, passenger handling, and baggage handling) caused by infrastructure, procedures, staffing, air traffic management, or ground handling resources that can lead to delays, rerouting, or reduced service levels.

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