have you reached airport vs have you reached at airport

The correct phrase is "Have you reached the airport?" The preposition "at" isn't needed after the verb "reached."

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have you reached airport

This phrase is incorrect. The preposition "at" is missing after the verb "reached."

The correct phrase is "have you reached the airport?" when asking about someone's arrival at the airport.

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I reached the airport thinking that Monderman did not just implement a traffic experience, he did something much deeper than that.
The fight against terrorism at airports has reached ludicrous proportions.
Oceanic flight 815 was shot downby surface-to-air... work on subterranean... beneath denver international airport has reached phase four.
As of 2011, passenger traffic at the airport reached approximately 70 % of the airport's capacity.
Alghero airport had reached capacity constraints in 2003 and 2004, and, therefore, investments were required to enable the airport to handle more passengers.
Have you reached agreement over compensation?
- Have you reached a verdict?
- Have you reached a verdict?
The capacity of Düsseldorf airport reached its 22 million passengers capacity limit in 2013, while Eindhoven airport could only serve 2,5 million passengers in 2012.
Petrovic, have you reached the locals?
Have you reached a conclusion about nathan harris yet?
Have you reached your limit yet?
Have you reached a dog verdict yet?
Or have you reached out to him already?
The airport managing body shall justify its decision with regard to the views of the airport users in the event that no agreement on the proposed changes is reached between the airport managing body and the airport users.
When no agreement on the proposed changes is reached between the airport managing body and the airport users, the airport managing body shall justify its decision with regard to the airport users.
The airport managing body shall justify its decision with regard to the views of the airport users in the event no agreement on the proposed changes is reached between the airport managing body and the airport users.
The airport managing body shall justify its decision with regard to the views of the airport users in the event that no agreement on the proposed changes is reached between the airport managing body and the airport users.
The airport managing body shall justify its decision with regard to the views of the airport users in the event that no agreement on the proposed changes is reached between the airport managing body and the airport users.
Have you reached your 10-20, yet?

Alternatives:

have you reached the airport?
have you arrived at the airport?
have you made it to the airport?
have you gotten to the airport?
have you reached your destination?

have you reached at airport

This phrase is incorrect. The preposition "at" is redundant and should not be used after the verb "reached."