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The image provides two layouts of Southwest Airport, labeled as "Now" and "After Development". The current layout shows numbered elements 1 to 6, representing runways, terminal, car park, future developments, control tower, and entrance/exit respectively. Post-development layout is numbered 7 to 18, indicating new changes and additions, such as extended runways, new terminal, car rental facility, new airport hotel, extended car park, business park complex, office buildings, second control tower, heliport, and a new entrance/exit route. Notably, the business park complex contains a bank, restaurant, and shops. There are no specific numerical data points, percentages, trends, units, or year indicators present in the image.
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The plan describes the how the southwest airport will look after it undergoes development.
The current plan, shows a simple look of the current airport with just a few features which will undergo a notable expansion to a modern and more developed look.
Below are the highlighted changes that will occur. The number of gates will be increase from 8 to 18, below the first gate they will construct shops and a bag drop section below the security passport control on the left side. Café will be relocated to the east side of the airport, right below the passport control customs. The departure and arrival gates will be retained but an ATM and a Car hire will be built on the arrival side. In addition, the security passport control and the passport control customs sections will remain unchanged.
A sky train will replace the current walkway in the current plan make the movement around the airport a lot easier.
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