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The image presents two diagrams labeled "Now" and "After Development" for Southwest Airport. In the "Now" diagram, a central terminal is shown with a single walkway connecting departures to arrivals; icons indicate Security at point 1 and 2, followed by Passport Control at point 3 and 4, Customs at point 5 and 6, Check-in at point 7, and Gates at point 8. The "After Development" diagram displays a modified layout with branches leading to multiple points; Check-in stays at point 1 and a new icon for Bag Drop is introduced at point 2, a Café at point 3, an ATM at point 4, a Sky train at point 5, a Car Hire desk at point 6, and multiple Gates spanning points 7 to 16 across three branches.
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The maps show the plan of Southwest Airport now and how it will look after the redevelopment next year.
Overall, the airport will become larger and more modern. The number of gates will increase, and several new facilities will be added, such as shops, ATM and car hire.
At the moment, the airport has only one straight walkway with gates from 1 to 8. There is one check-in area in departures and only a cafe. Arrivals area also has passport control and customs.
After development, two long walkways will be built in a Y shape, and the number of gates will rise to 18. Shops will be added near the departure area. Also, bag drop, ATM, car hire and sky train will appear. As a result, the airport will become more comfortable for passengers.
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