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China: inaugurated in Beijing the biggest terminal in the world

Beijing, China - A transit capacity between 56 and 76 million passengers

It was inaugurated in Beijing the world's biggest terminal ever built. It cost 3.6 billion dollars and has a transit capacity that goes from 56 to 76 million passengers, a hi-tech baggage sorting system (19,800 operations per hours) and a high-speed link to the city (15 minutes). The hub, designed by the English architect Norman Foster, provides for a very high number of boarding gates and check-in...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1086508
Rome, Italy, 02/29/2008 17:31
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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