An arrival airport is the airport where passengers land after a flight. It is the destination point for travelers coming from another location, whether domestic or international. Upon arrival, passengers go through customs and immigration if they are coming from abroad. The airport provides various services, including baggage claim and transportation options to reach the final destination. Arrival airports are equipped with facilities to assist travelers, such as information desks, restrooms, and food services. They often have designated areas for picking up passengers, which may include parking lots or shuttle services. Major arrival airports, like Heathrow Airport or Los Angeles International Airport, handle millions of passengers each year.