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Beyond Begins Operations at VIA T1 as MACL Pledges ‘World-Class Service’
Beyond, a luxury airline formed by a joint venture between SIMDI Group and Arabex, began operations at Velana International Airport's Terminal 1, becoming the third airline to use the facility. MACL said the terminal is designed to handle up to 7 million passengers annually and confirmed four more international airlines would shift there within the month.
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up to 7 million passengers annuallyTerminal 1 annual passenger design capacityThe StandardDesigned to handle up to 7 million passengers annually, Terminal 1 introduces several firsts for Maldivian aviation.
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43 passengersDeparting passengers given gifts at ceremonyThe StandardThe ceremony featured the official opening of Beyond's check-in counters, along with a gift presentation to 43 departing passengers.
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35 passengersPassengers arriving on Beyond's first flightThe StandardBeyond's first flight from Terminal 1, flight B4091, was honored with a traditional water salute, while the 35 passengers arriving on board were greeted with Maldivian cultural performances.
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Over 20Departure immigration countersThe StandardOver 20 counters and six e-gates for departures, and 28 counters with seven e-gates for arrivals.
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28 countersArrival immigration countersThe StandardOver 20 counters and six e-gates for departures, and 28 counters with seven e-gates for arrivals.
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