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The image shows a diagram of the Southwest Airport before and after development. Before development, there are eight points of interest, with the check-in area labeled as 1, security/passport control labeled as 2, passport control/customs labeled as 3, and gates labeled as 4-8. After development, there are 18 points of interest, with the check-in area labeled as 1, bag drop labeled as 2, cafe labeled as 3, ATM labeled as 4, sky train labeled as 5, car hire labeled as 6, and gates labeled as 7-18. The diagram also includes icons for the check-in area, cafe, walkway, and gates, with additional icons for bag drop, ATM, sky train, and car hire after development.
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The plans illustrate how an airport’s site will be changed after redevelopment next year.
Overall, it can be seen that the site will go through drastic changes, including the development of facilities and replacement items.
With regard to development, the number of gates for departures and arrivals will be doubled. In the departures area, a bag drop will be constructed beside the security passport control in the west, also, shops will be developed in front of the security passport control. While in the arrivals zone an ATM and car hire will be built on the east side, and the latter one will be constructed on the new area. The number of gates will see an increase from 8 to 18, while the walkway will be changed by sky train.
In contrast, replacement of check-in will be changed from the right-side of the departures region to the left-side one and will be replaced by the cafe, while the cafe will be situated next to the departures gates on the west-side.
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