Who controls the gates at airports?

There are two types of gates: Long Term Lease by a Airline, The Airline Manages the Gates, and what flights go to them. Common Use Gates, They are managed by the airport, The Airport Operation Dept will assigned a number of airlines to use the pool of common use gates. What airport has the most international flights?



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