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The image shows two diagrams labeled "Southwest Airport" with "Now" and "After Development" plans. The "Now" diagram features a central airport control with six elements (gates 1-5, car park) surrounding it, labeled in clockwise order from the top left [car park, gates 1 and 2, gates 3 and 4, passport control and security, gate 5]. The "After Development" diagram shows the same central control but with fifteen elements, including additional facilities (gates 6-15, car park, check-in area, railway, bus station, car hire). The arrangement of elements differs, with the additional facilities appearing between the original ones, except for the bus station and railway that are placed together opposite security and passport control. No numerical data/percentages are visible.
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The given plans illustrate the present scenario of an airport and the necessary changes to be made in the coming year.
Overall, the Southwest airport is planned to go through a major redevelopment that includes increasing number of gates to introduction of new facilities like ATM, sky train, car hire, and so on.
At present, there are eight gates in the airport along with a walkway. Likewise, there is also a check-in point as well as a cafe. Furthermore, there is a single arrival point and a departure point. The facilities are very basic.
However, next year, the airport will have additional 10 gates. The walkway will be replaced by the sky train starting next year. Besides, some shops, a bag drop point, an extra cafe, an ATM machine, and a car hire facility are the major changes air passengers will be experiencing coming year. Further, the arrival and the departure terminals will be increased to two from one at present.
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