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PHOTOS: New Ljubljana terminal takes shape

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Work on Ljubljana Airport’s new passenger terminal is continuing to advance with the facility on course to open during the summer of next year. The terminal will stretch over 10.000 square metres and features a new departures hall with 22 check-in counters, five security lanes and three baggage carousels. Testing of the new terminal and its equipment is scheduled to commence in the first quarter of 2021.








November 06, 2020
Ljubljana Newsflash slovenia
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  1. Anonymous13:54

    Why is there 2 South African Airways planes in LJU?!

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    1. Anonymous14:05

      They are stored there. It has been reported numerous times that Adria Tehnika is offering aircraft storage.

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  2. Anonymous14:00

    Amazing! The works have definitely advanced! What on earth are a couple of South African A320s doing in LJU? Cargo Air is a Bulgarian company. Do they operate flights from LJU?

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    1. Anonymous14:05

      See above

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  3. Anonymous14:08

    For 1 flight a day

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    1. Anonymous15:44

      can u try and write something more stupid?

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  4. Anonymous16:31

    We've been waiting long time for this one...The old one, at least part of it is really outdated and was way to small for normal operations for the last couple of years...
    I know, i know... :) , but pax Will come...

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  5. Anonymous16:44

    Great terminal for physical distancing. No one will come 2m to another person.

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    1. Anonymous19:46

      22 check-in counters ?

      When all will need to be in use at the same time because of heavy traffic?
      For sure not in the following 4-5 years ... maybe never.

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  6. Anonymous17:42

    How many airbridges will it have?

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    1. Anonymous22:49

      Five. 4 existing and 1 new.

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