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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 plan illustrates the changes of the airport between now and after development next year.
Overall, the airport has two new roads, where the walkway will transform to sky train.
Firstly, the airport has 7 gates in this time, but it will have 14 gates after changes, which surround two roads, one to the northwest and the other to north east. Secondly, the cafe and check- in of departures exchange the location and have a new bag drop in the northwest corner. Thirdly, they expand a new place for car hides, which belong to arrivals. The arrivals also have a new cafe and ATM, while now there is nothing in arrivals. The place for security passport control and passport control custom has not changed. After going through those two sides, people now will go to an empty place, otherwise, in next year that palace will have a shops for them to relax and shopping.
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