The phrase "a new air terminal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a recently constructed or planned facility for air travel, such as an airport terminal.
Example: "The city has announced the opening of a new air terminal that will accommodate more international flights."
Alternatives: "a new airport terminal" or "a new aviation terminal".
The opposition is making a campaign issue of various allegations of dodgy dealing over Suvarnabhumi: this week it demanded to know why a big engineering contract at the airport had gone to a massage-parlour operator.A similar farce is playing out in the Philippine capital, Manila, where a planned new air terminal has been delayed by four years because of contract rows.
A new terminal at the airport's west edge is the centerpiece of the expansion project, which will also include additional runways and a new air traffic control tower.
The quality of air improved when the old filter was replaced by a new air filter.
A new international air terminal at Chitose, opened in the late 1980s, is one of Japan's larger airports and serves Sapporo.
The Philippine Supreme Court has invalidated the contract awarded to a group of investors, including the German operator of the Frankfurt airport, to build a new international air terminal in Manila.
A new international air terminal has opened in the Turkish resort town of Antalya, where millions of visitors arrive each year for Mediterranean holidays on Turkey's south coast.
Today you enter freely through modern air terminals; the cars are new and numerous -- as are the traffic jams -- with Maseratis and BMWs and you name it; the Friendship Stores are decaying hulks surrounded by Cartier and Vuitton; get on WeChat and you can speak to anyone and do just about anything you can think of, and currency is open to all.
Across the field, in mid-February, the first passengers arrived at the west concourse of the new International Air Terminal.
Beijing's new international air terminal, which opened today in time for the Summer Olympics surge, attracts and embodies superlatives.
The plan to build a new rail terminal beneath Grand Central Terminal had its skeptics.
