Airport architecture

Since philatelia suggested it, let's start a thread on airport architecture. I had a quick pass through my collection and could find a few stamps featuring airports.

Let's first put back the one that sparked interest:



At their barest, airports are merely more than an air strip, like in the Polynesian islands:



A basic airport will have a control tower and a small building to process passengers and cargo, like these examples from Entebbe (Uganda), Matsapa (Swaziland), Hihito (Wallis & Futuna), Miquelon and St-Pierre (SPM), or Blantyre (Malawi):



Often airports are just built as utilitarian buildings, with a definitely boxy look, such as these examples from Bangui (Central African Republic), Moroni (Comoro Islands), and Libreville (Gabon):



or Kamuzu International in Malawi:



and Kotoka International in Ghana:



Three more examples from Algeria, from left to right, Tamanrasset, Tebessa, and Oran:



Under tropical climes, the design is often quite open, as can be seen in those examples from Vanuatu and Kilimanjaro International from K-U-T:



A little less boxy, Cotonou (Dahomey), Dakar (Sénégal), Basel-Mulhouse (France/Switzerland/Germany), or Mayotte:



Sometimes we can find elements that take from the local architectural history, like these two examples from Morocco, in Agadir and Rabat:
 


Or more fanciful roof structures, like in Tananarivo (Madagascar), Gago Coutinho Airport in Mozambique, or Kigali (Rwanda):
 


Modern designs often move away from linear buildings, for instance the German hexagonal design (the Berlin Tegel example at right and a generic one in the middle) or the circular Terminal 1 at Paris-Roissy-de-Gaulle in France (where I have great memories of running in the slanted escalators that criss-cross above the central atrium area as a child):



Some airports are shown on multiple stamps in different eras, for example the Djibouti airport before and after its remodeling in the early 1970s:



and the Nouméa airport in New Caledonia, from the initial hangar in 1949 (in the background of the top issue) to its fourth incarnation in 2013:
 


To finish, sometimes the airport itself is not the main topic of the stamp, but can still be clearly distinguished, such as in these stamps below:



Other examples welcome, I'm curious!