DASA has confirmed that Velana International Airport's new passenger terminal meets international aviation security standards, according to Chief Inspector Ahmed Nasheed. The terminal, financed by over US$450 million, can handle up to 7.5 million passengers annually and is set to replace the existing terminal within three months of its 26 July opening.
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as part of Maldives Airports Company Ltd’s (MACL) ongoing video series showcasing preparations for the terminal’s grand opening on 26 July, coinciding with the 60th anniversary of Maldivian independence.
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As the aviation security regulatory authority, we recognise that the security standards implemented within this new terminal are exceptionally comprehensive.
The deployment of modern security technologies will provide passengers travelling to the Maldives with complete safety assurance.
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause, as the safety of airport users remains our top priority.
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The new terminal, financed by over US$450 million in funding — including US$180 million from the Saudi Fund for Development and the Abu Dhabi Fund for Development —
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including US$180 million from the Saudi Fund for Development and the Abu Dhabi Fund for Development
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will have the capacity to handle up to 7.5 million passengers annually
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Earlier reports gave 1.3 million passengers annually 1 Jul, 21:28 Maldives Republicup to 7 million passengers annually 21 Jun, 13:10 The Standard
MACL recently commenced resurfacing works on the airport’s main access road, with nightly lane closures in effect until Sunday, 7 July.
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