Miami International Airport, Wilcox Field, has four runways, 8L/26R, 8R/26L, 9/27, and 12/30, so theoretically, you could have four aircraft landing or departing at any one time. However, if any of the runways cross, then they have to be sequentially controlled, so that would place a smaller limit. In the worst case, 8L/26R vs 8R/26L, I would say two at a time.
Looking at the satellite views, I see that 12/30 intersects with 8L/26R, so that counts one out. I also see that 9/27 is very, very close to 8R/26L so, depending on FAA regulations for separation, the answer is either two or three, though it might be possible to allow one landing and one takeoff at the same time from those two runway, though limitations on wing-tip vortex separation might limit that to two.
No airplanes can land in an airport. They land on the runway.
aerodrome, airfield, airstrip, airport, runway.
aerodrome, airfield, airstrip, airport, runway.
RUNWAY
The compound nouns are airport (air+port) or runway (run+way).
It's called "THE END" of the runway.
Runway, airport, airstrip, airfield, aircraft carrier.
In an airport...
It's called a 'runway'
Port Louis is the capital city of Maurtius and it's the major harbor of the island. The Airport is located in the south east at Plaisance and the name of the Airport is Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport. Airport identifier is FIMP with runway 14 and 32 both over 3000 meters in length.
a Boeing 747 needs about 9,500 ft to about 11,000 ft of a runway.
They land at a place called AERODROME, AIRFIELD, AIRPORT, LANDING FIELD, RUNWAY...