Sentence examples for revamp terminal from inspiring English sources

Newark Liberty International Airport is bringing in several leading chefs, including Benoit's Alain Ducasse, to revamp Terminal C. As at other airport restaurants run by OTG Management, which is based in Manhattan, chefs at Newark will be required to shop at greenmarkets three times weekly from spring to fall.

Following a £2.5bn revamp, Terminal 2 will host just 34 flights and 6,000 passengers on its first day before building up to more than 330 flights a day.

EL SALVADOR'S new president takes office, the European Central Bank meets, Syria holds an election and Heathrow's revamped Terminal 2 opens.

Analysts have questioned the economics of a project that, at £24.5bn, could cost as much as the combined bill for Crossrail, the London 2012 Olympics and the revamped Terminal 2 at Heathrow.

So it chose the luckiest day of the Japanese calendar for a ceremony today for the official opening of its revamped terminal at Narita Airport outside Tokyo, long an unavoidable ordeal for business travelers because of its distant location, crowded conditions and long lines.

The strike is taking place on the same day the airport's revamped Terminal 2 opens.

The revamped Terminal 2 at Heathrow will be opened in stages to avoid the chaos that afflicted the opening of Terminal 5. Terminal 2 opens on Wednesday and will initially operate at 10% capacity.

In January, a revamped, modernised Terminal 1 will re-open, serving mostly low-fare carriers.

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Paul has drastically expanded retail options and guarantees "street pricing," as do Seattle-Tacoma and newly revamped Philadelphia terminals.

But perhaps more important, Checketts has created an aura at the Garden not seen in 25 years, reviving the venue and making it -- like the revamped Grand Central Terminal and revitalized Times Square -- an important destination for New Yorkers and tourists alike.