Tuesday, 24 June 2014

JKIA’s new terminal almost complete

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The new ‘Terminal 4′ building at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport is almost complete ahead of its official opening by President Uhuru on Friday next week.
The new ‘terminal’ has been designed to allow free flowing movement of passengers in a spacious environment; and has a clear division between arriving, departing and transiting passengers.

Construction was hastened following the fire that gutted down the international arrivals unit last year.

‘Terminal 4′ is not exactly a terminal, but a unit of the existing terminal. It’s correct name is actually ‘Unit 4′.

The real Terminal under construction is the Greenfield Terminal expected to be complete in a few years time.

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Those images are just the final product of this artist impression you’ve seen a million times… actually since 2003.

jk17 [Photos] JKIA’s beautiful new terminal almost complete

Photos courtesy of Kenya Airports Authority

- nairobiwire.com

  • njuguna muigai

    Mr editor do you know jomo Kenyatta airport waving bay is one of the among largest in the world it is one mile long. Now it is no longer open to public but with prior arrangement schools can be allowed on the bay

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