Geography, asked by Edison4129, 2 months ago

Identify the main gateway by air and provide three possible reasons for your answer

Answers

Answered by VKMARATHA

Cape Town, the second most populous city in the country, has been referred to as the digital gateway to Africa. To be sure, the ubiquity of the idea of South Africa as a gateway has lent the term an air of established fact, but as is often the case, a closer examination reveals numerous factors that complicate the narrative. With its well-developed financial sector – including equity and debt capital markets – and certain infrastructure advantages, there is a good reason why the country has earned the moniker, but South Africa’s advantages are counterbalanced by plenty of disadvantages, ranging from internal social, political and economic problems, to issues that are somewhat beyond the country’s control, arising from geography and international trade deals.

Answered by Afreenakbar

Answer:

Major International Airport in every Country.

Explanation:

The main gateway by air is typically a major international airport, such as Indra Gandhi International Airport New Dehli, John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) in New York, Heathrow Airport in London, or Narita International Airport in Tokyo.

Three reasons for this are:

Location: Major airports are often located in the largest cities, which serve as hub for international travel and business.

Infrastructure: These airports have the necessary infrastructure, including runways, terminals, and customs and immigration facilities, to handle large amounts of air traffic.

Connections: Major airports have numerous flights to and from various destinations around the world, making them attractive hubs for travelers and cargo. This also attracts airlines to establish their hubs in these airports, further boosting their status as main gateways by air.