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The image shows two diagrams labeled "SOUTHWEST AIRPORT" with "NOW" and "AFTER DEVELOPMENT" sections. The "NOW" diagram features two separate squares for "DEPARTURES" and "ARRIVALS" with "SECURITY," "PASSPORT CONTROL," and "CUSTOMS" rectangles between them. Departures have numbered rectangles for "Check-in 1," "Café 2," "Gateway 3," while Arrivals have "Baggage reclaim 4," "Customs 5." The "AFTER DEVELOPMENT" diagram has an expanded layout with Departures and Arrivals rectangles connected by "SECURITY," "PASSPORT CONTROL," "CUSTOMS" pathways. Additional numbered rectangles in Departures include "Bag drop 6," "Check-in 7," "Café 8," "ATM 9," "Baby care 10," "Air taxi 11," "Car hire 12." Arrivals have "Baggage reclaim 13," "Customs 14," "Toilets 15," "Café 16," "Shop 17," "Gates 18." No numerical data/percentages are visible.
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Illustrate the look of a current airport into one after development next year.
Overall, redevelopment of an airport will have facilitated will have facilitated humans traveling experience due to functions that will have been widened by the next year.
In the present there are eight gates with walkway for airport users but after reconstruction there will be eighteen gates with walkway replaced with sky train. A cage and a check-in departments will have been moved and a cafe will be expanded to both departures side and arrivals side of the airport. In addition, an ATM will be built on the right of arrivals just under the cafe and above the carhire,which will also be included. There will be constructed shops, where potential airport users could buy some items before their flight. A bag drop will be added just before security passport control in order to check traveller’s luggage.
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