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The image illustrates the layout of Southwest Airport before and after development. The "Now" section includes Gates 1-8, Check-in on the far left, followed by Café, Walkway, Passport Control, and Customs areas, with Departures and Arrivals clearly designated alongside a central Security/Passport Control space. The "After Development" section shows expanded facilities with Gates 1-22, Check-in, Bag Drop, Café, and ATM located at the entrance, leading to separate paths for Security, Passport Control, Shops, and Service. It features three distinct wings of gates, dividing into two main segments with additional entry points for each terminal's operational area, symbolically represented in a Y-shaped formation.
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The pictures above compares recent and future development of an airport site for the next year.
Overall, there will be major be major changes and left minor unchanged parts. It is notably that the site shape turns into a Y- shape. This serves as an addition from 8 to 18 gates at the end area in the airport. Additionally, according to the plan, more than two facilities will be built, including the sky train and bag drop.
The two rooms near the gates are remain stayed, but there are more gates for the departures and arrivals. The check- in dock will move across its original place inside the control room. On the right side, there were no facilities on the customs. In the future, the cafe will move aside, including the addition of car hire and an ATM.
Following the gate shape, the previous walkway was demolished and reconstructed into a sky 2 train which enriches the airport’s convenient convenience.
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