LONDON’S NEW AIR TERMINAL.—The new terminal (background) in Cromwell road dwarfs the existing temporary structure. The centre will cater for passengers through London Airport. It also provides staff offices, a reservations unit, and a large telephone exchange. Designed to handle three times the number of passengers using the temporary building, and twice the current peak-day figure of 12,000 passenger movements, the new building is capable of expansion after the demolition of the existing terminal.
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30294, 21 November 1963, Page 19
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74LONDON’S NEW AIR TERMINAL.—The new terminal (background) in Cromwell road dwarfs the existing temporary structure. The centre will cater for passengers through London Airport. It also provides staff offices, a reservations unit, and a large telephone exchange. Designed to handle three times the number of passengers using the temporary building, and twice the current peak-day figure of 12,000 passenger movements, the new building is capable of expansion after the demolition of the existing terminal. Press, Volume CII, Issue 30294, 21 November 1963, Page 19
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