Don Mueang International Airport officially opened its newly-renovated Terminal 2 today to accommodate the increasing numbers of budget airline passengers.
Terminal 2, which was opened to handle heavy traffic during the New Year holiday, is reserved for domestic flight check-ins. Six airlines are now operating at the new terminal including Thai AirAsia, Nok Air, Thai Smile, Thai Lion Air, Orient Thai and R Airlines, according to Airports of Thailand.
From now on, Terminal 1 will serve international passengers only.
JS100 reported the first day at Terminal 2 was already busy. Travelers are encouraged to arrive early for check-in.
While the mock-up illustration of the terminal features a World War II-era German Luftwaffe fighter, the sad-looking Christmas tree seems to be the only airport decor today.
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