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FIRST PASSENGERS EMBARKING VIA NEW DEPARTURE HALL

November 15, 2023

FIRST PASSENGERS EMBARKING VIA NEW DEPARTURE HALL
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SINT MAARTEN (SIMPSON BAY-AIRPORT) - Yesterday marked a momentous occasion for the Princess Juliana International Airport as it proudly welcomed its first passengers through the doors of the new Departure Hall. 

The 10.000 m2 Departure Hall features cutting-edge technology and innovative design elements. From the moment passengers’ step into the hall, they are embraced with an atmosphere of sophistication and convenience. Passengers embarking from the new departure hall expressed their delight at the seamless check-in process, efficient security procedures, and overall look and feel of the facility. Approximately eight concession units will be open for business by this weekend, with others coming online by year’s end. All will contribute to an enriched passenger experience for all travelers. 

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The reconstructed terminal building will be opened in a phased approach, with each phase focusing on specific areas to ensure seamless airport operations throughout the project. Next on the list is the Check-in Hall, which will open in December 2023 and is designed with a keen focus on passenger comfort and convenience, incorporating modern technologies and design principles to create a seamless check-in process and an inviting environment for travelers.   

Following the completion of the Departure – and Check-in Halls, the attention will shift to the final phase, which will be the construction of an upgraded Arrival Hall. The new Arrival Hall will provide a welcoming space for passengers, offering improved baggage handling systems, efficient immigration and customs processes, and enhanced passenger facilities. This phase aims to optimize the passenger flow and ensures a seamless transition from the aircraft to the terminal. Construction of the Arrival Hall is anticipated to be finalized by the second quarter in 2024, in time for summer travel. 

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