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air bridge
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air bridge
n
(Engineering / Aeronautics) Brit a link by air transport between two places, esp two places separated by a stretch of sea
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There are currently 25 stands, including seven air bridges.
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AaHermes Airports CEO Alfred van der Meer said that with the introduction of the 16 air bridges, some airlines will be able to disembark their passengers and move further down to an auxiliary apron until their next departure, either to return or onward to the next destination.
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The first phase includes preparation of the general expansion plan for the airport considering present and future requirements, construction of a new passenger terminal covering an area of 256,000 square meters, and building of 14 air bridges.
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