This is the 6730th most frequent German word.
euroairport
EuroAirport refers to an international airport serving the tri-border region of France, Germany, and Switzerland.
Here, 'EuroAirport' is used as the name of the airport that the speaker is departing from. It is a proper noun.
Ich fliege morgen vom EuroAirport nach London.
I am flying from EuroAirport to London tomorrow.
In this case, 'EuroAirport' is treated as the specific name of the location where the airport resides, providing geographical context.
Der EuroAirport liegt in der Nähe von Basel, Freiburg und Mulhouse.
EuroAirport is located near Basel, Freiburg, and Mulhouse.
Here, 'EuroAirport' refers to the area within or at the premises of the airport, describing what facilities are available there.