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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 two diagrams compare the difference the instructure of Southwest airport currently and next year.
Overall, the area gates and arrivals will be expanded but nothing have change in the region of security passport control and passport control customs.
The shape of gates area will be reinstructed from retangle to Y-shape. The amounts of gates will be increased from 8 to 18. Furthermore, to help tourists go to the farer gates, the walkway will be replaced by a sky train. A shop will be organised between the place of gates area and the place of passport control.
In the main part of airport, the arrivals will be larger the this year. Also, a coffee shop, ATM and car hire station will be added in the arrival department. Although the area of departure region is not changed, the place where tourists can drop their bag will be removed and the place of cafe and check-in counter will be moved to different place.
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