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With the increase in passenger traffic at Malatya Airport, a new terminal building was built.
Uraloğlu said, "Our new terminal building welcomed the passengers of the plane coming from Istanbul to Malatya. The flight back to Istanbul took off at 08.30 today." Reminding that they built a new terminal building to respond to the increasing passenger traffic at Malatya Airport, Uraloğlu said, "We brought our new terminal building of 26 thousand 765 square meters to Malatya. Thus, we increased the annual passenger capacity of our airport from 1 million 200 thousand to 2 million 500 thousand." Uraloğlu stated that passengers will be served in larger and more modern areas in the new terminal building, and that the new terminal has a 1786 square meter check-in hall, a 1417 square meter domestic departures lounge and a 614 square meters international departures lounge.
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