Passengers check in at the Air Mobility Command passenger counter at Kadena Air Base on Okinawa Wednesday. The terminal reopened Monday after a $2 million renovation that included upgrades in seating and improved waiting areas.Terminal reopens at KadenaBy Natasha Lee, Stars and Stripes
Pacific edition, Friday, March 6, 2009
KADENA AIR BASE, Okinawa — The airport passenger terminal fully re-opened this week after a $2 million facelift.
The refurbished digs include an additional check-in gate, plusher seating, modern rest areas, and seven new flat screen TVs that can be used to alert passengers of schedule changes.
The terminal was redesigned to create a more spacious and comfortable area for passengers waiting to board space-available flights.
The project took 16 months.
"Sometimes people are waiting for a couple of days. We want to provide a nice environment for them," said Air Force Capt. David Hansell, flight commander of passenger operations for the 733rd Air Mobility Squadron, which runs the airport.
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