GLASGOW Airport is bringing forward £10 million of investment which will see its international arrivals hall revamped ahead of the 2014 Commonwealth Games.
GLASGOW Airport is bringing forward £10 million of investment which will see its international arrivals hall revamped ahead of the 2014 Commonwealth Games.
OUTLOOK: Managing director Amanda McMillan is leading efforts to improve the passenger experience at Glasgow Airport. Picture: Mark Gibson
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GREIG CAMERON Deputy business editor
The expansion and improvement of the international hall forms part of a general terminal overhaul to ensure the site is ready to deal with the athletes and spectators expected for the sporting event.
Included within the investment plan is a new floor and other modernisations in the check-in area – some of which was damaged during the terrorist attack in 2007 – and around £1.5m on upgrading toilets across the airport.
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