airport_operator

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Who operates this airport, which group would take the commercial meeting, and who owns it? Returns operator_name, operator_group (the parent that a sales or partnership conversation lands with, spelled consistently: Aena, MAG, Groupe ADP, Fraport, VINCI Airports, Adani and so on), ownership_class (public-national, public-regional, private-group, private-individual, concession-mixed or unknown), owner_name, concession_end_year where a public page states it, and the listed parent and ticker where there is one. Sources: Wikidata for every airport in the set (operator P137, owned by P127, parent P749), and the operator's own website, annual report or a national register where a row is `verified`. A `programmatic` row is only as current as its Wikidata item and can lag a concession by years; read the note before relying on it, and prefer a verified row. Do NOT use this to establish who owns the airport's systems or data, what vendors it uses, or whether the group buys centrally: it is an ownership and operator fact, not a procurement one. `not_covered` means the airport is outside the public set this dataset covers. `identifier` is an IATA or ICAO code, or an airport name; a name is resolved to its code first and the answer says so in its first note. Reading the answer: `status` is resolved, unresolved or not_covered. `confidence` is verified (named on an official list or read on the operator's own page), programmatic (derived from a public structured source and only as current as that source) or unknown. `provenance` names each source behind the answer; `source_url` and `as_of` are the citation. Unknown is never filled from the airport's country or size. `not_covered` means the airport is outside the public set rather than anything about the airport; report_unmet_need records which airport was wanted.