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Flughafen Zürich AG, based in Zurich, Switzerland, is the owner and operator of Zurich Airport. The company is responsible for delivering all crucial infrastructure and an extensive range of services required for smooth flight operations. This includes maintaining the runway network, managing aircraft apron areas, providing passenger zones within terminals, handling cargo, offering passenger assistance (including support for those with reduced mobility), and guaranteeing overall operational safety. Their duties also cover check-in facilities, sophisticated baggage sorting and handling systems, aircraft power provision, and various other ground support services. A core component of their function involves implementing robust security measures for both passengers and aircraft. This entails deploying and maintaining systems specifically designed to counteract threats to commercial civil aviation, primarily through rigorous screening of individuals, carry-on bags, checked luggage, and freight. Their security mandate also extends to overseeing air security equipment, its ongoing upkeep, and airport law enforcement tasks such as surveillance patrols. Beyond aviation, Flughafen Zürich AG actively develops, promotes, and operates the comprehensive commercial infrastructure at Zurich Airport. This encompasses a diverse portfolio including retail outlets, food and beverage services, property leasing, parking facilities, and various other commercial amenities. They also manage shopping centers, service hubs, and a range of leisure and entertainment offerings. The company was established in 2000.
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