The agent successfully understood Aalborg Airport's core offering, pricing, and competitive position by combining homepage content, parking details from the site, and third-party flight/award information. The site's navigation was fragile (404 errors on /en/destinations and /en/airline-information forced workarounds), and key business information (flight pricing, lounge fees, cargo rates) was not published in accessible form, requiring external searches to fill gaps.

• ›Step [1] provided a foundational overview of services from the homepage, but the homepage appears to be the only site page successfully fetched with full content—all subsequent /en/ URL attempts returned 404s, forcing the agent to guess alternative Danish-language URLs (/parkering worked; others didn't).
• ›Step [4] successfully returned detailed, machine-readable parking pricing (two tiers, hourly/daily/annual rates, payment methods)—the only transparently priced service on the site. This became the template for what 'priced' means in the final response.
• ›Steps [7] and [8] were necessary because the site's own /destinations and /airline-information pages were unreachable; web searches supplied the facts about 18 destinations, route frequencies, and the three-time 'Best Airport in Denmark' award that anchored the competitive positioning section.
• ›The agent correctly flagged missing pricing for flights, lounges, car rental, and B2B services as a gap—these business facts were not present in any fetched page, suggesting the site does not expose them in its public-facing content.
• ›The final response cites external sources (Directflights.com, Flightradar24, Routesonline) because the site's own destination and competitive-positioning pages were inaccessible; the agent leaned on third-party aggregators and news rather than site-native content for half the answer.