Taxiway (noun)

A paved area or roadway at an airport for aircraft to taxi along, connecting runways with hangars and terminals.

Origin:

Mid 20th century: from taxi + way.

Examples:

1. The taxiway allowed aircraft to move from the runway to the terminal without interfering with other aircraft.
2. The taxiway was marked with lights and signs to guide aircraft safely to their destinations.
3. The taxiway was equipped with refueling stations for aircraft.
4. The taxiway was frequently used by ground support vehicles and maintenance personnel.
5. The taxiway was a crucial component of airport operations, enabling the efficient movement of aircraft.