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How Airports Actually Fit Into Cities

Airports are deceptively complicated. A city planner - and even mappers - have limited knowledge of correct airport design and markings, but in this video I will show you, while drawing freehand, how airports can fit into dense cities - including this airport close to a city centre, much like Sydney, Boston Logan, Toronto Billy Bishop and Amsterdam Schiphol. This video provides you with everything you need for an airport to function and how to build the surrounding airport district - This video is useful for map-makers, city-building fans, and anyone curious how airports actually fit into cities. View or grab the map at: https://jamesbrave64.gumroad.com/l/ai... This is a hand-drawn, process-focused explanation rather than a technical aviation manual. If you enjoy process-driven map design, there are more long-form builds on the channel. CHAPTERS 00:00 Why airports are harder to draw than they look 00:48 Letting the land decide (topography) 01:22 Runways come first - always 02:29 Where light aircraft actually belong 03:07 Taxiways: the part everyone messes up 03:50 Aprons and aircraft space 04:47 Distance-to-go & runway markers 05:28 Getting runway numbers right 09:06 Terminal layout that actually works 10:34 The buildings passengers never notice 12:02 Radios, warnings, and safety zones 13:53 Rail and road access (non-negotiable) 16:15 Passenger loops and circulation 17:11 Service roads and back-of-house access 18:41 Fire safety and emergency planning 19:04 The green buffer that protects the city 20:22 Power, fuel, and airport utilities 20:48 Parking without chaos 21:39 Flight schools and training zones 22:14 Hotels and airport-adjacent uses 22:59 Plane spotting and public access 24:06 Building the surrounding airport district 24:32 The finished airport map