Perth Airport Warns of Major Disruption as Plans for New Terminal Are Unveiled
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Passengers at Perth Airport should prepare for significant disruption, according to the airport's chief executive. The airport has announced plans to consolidate its four terminals, a change that will affect how travellers move through the facility.
The chief executive has warned that the process will cause major upheaval for passengers. Because the airport currently operates four separate terminals, the plans could change check-in areas, boarding gates and the way people walk between different parts of the airport. Travellers who use Perth Airport regularly may need to allow extra time for their journeys during this period.
Perth is one of Australia's busiest airports for both domestic and international flights, so changes to its layout are likely to be important for many people across Western Australia and beyond. Airlines, retailers and other businesses based at the airport may also be affected by the new arrangements.
The airport has not yet given a full timetable for the changes. Passengers are advised to check the Perth Airport website and their airline's information before they travel, so they know which terminal to use and how much time they should allow. More details are expected as the plans develop.
Sources: ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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