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Ben Gurion Airport Expands Terminal 3 with 86 New Check-In Counters and Retail Space

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First reported by Ynet · 48 minutes ago

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Ben Gurion Airport is expanding Terminal 3 with 86 new check-in counters and additional facilities to increase annual passenger capacity to 40 million. The project includes two new buildings for passenger services and baggage handling, with plans for a future hotel. This expansion is part of a larger development plan to enhance Israel's main international airport.

01Ben Gurion Airport expands Terminal 3 to increase capacity from 30 to 40 million passengers annually.
02The expansion adds 86 new check-in counters and extensive passenger service and retail areas.
03Two new buildings cover 63,000 square meters, including a four-story terminal extension and a baggage screening facility.
04The terminal extension connects to the airport’s multi-level bridge via two new bridges over the railway.
05A future hotel is planned above the new baggage handling building.
06The project is part of a broader development plan including a fifth terminal wing at Ben Gurion Airport.

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