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MACL Confirms Major Upgrade for Airport Reps at New VIA Terminal

Maldives Airports Company Limited (MACL) dismissed claims that Airport Reps would be excluded from the new terminal at Velana International Airport, confirming they will receive a designated climate-controlled area within arrivals. MACL also said the departure process will be restructured so passengers check in before security screening.

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  • The new terminal represents an upgrade, not a downgrade, for our Airport Reps

    a MACL official The Standard Open the report (The Standard)

  • This is part of a broader vision to elevate the entire arrival and departure experience for all stakeholders

    a MACL official The Standard Open the report (The Standard)

  • positive changes

    a representative of the Airport Reps Association speaking on condition of anonymity The Standard Open the report (The Standard)

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  • The departure process at the new terminal will be restructured so passengers proceed to check-in counters before security screening. new terminal The Standard In line with international airport standards, the departure process at the new terminal will also be restructured. Passengers will now proceed directly to the check-in counters before undergoing security screening

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