In this part of the law, a joint venture airport is a special kind of airport. It's an airport that two groups work on together. These two groups are the government (which is called "the Crown") and an Airport Authority. They set up, look after, run, and manage the airport together. They do this under two different laws: this one (the Civil Aviation Act 1990) and another one called the Airport Authorities Act 1966. This teamwork between the government and an Airport Authority is what makes it a "joint venture" airport.
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In this Part, the expression joint venture airport means an aerodrome or airport that is established, maintained, operated, or managed as a joint venture by and between the Crown and an Airport Authority under this Act and the Airport Authorities Act 1966.
