Bahrain airport’s new passenger terminal to open January 28

Bahrain airport’s new passenger terminal to open January 28

Bahrain airport's new passenger terminal to open January 28 The new terminal can handle 14 million passengers a year    A Gulf Air aircraft taxis on a runway for take-off from Bahrain International Airport in Muharraq. Image used for illustrative purpose. DUBAI- A new passenger terminal at Bahrain International Airport will begin operations on Jan. 28, the country's crown prince and prime minister said on Sunday.The expansion project, part of the country's Vision 2030 economic program, had been set to open in early 2020.The new terminal can handle 14 million passengers a year, a statement on state news agency BNA said.(Writing by Lisa Barrington;Editing by Elaine Hardcastle) (([email protected];))Zawya CoverageeconomyResolution of Qatar dispute will broadly improve GCC business, investment: S&PtransportSaudi Causeway re-opening to "add nearly $3bln" to Bahrain economyaviationUAE aircraft lessor DAE secured 125 lease deals, extensions in 2020travel and tourismWizz Air Abu Dhabi unveils less than $1 ticket price to stimulate travel marketacquisitionUAE's ADQ picks up minority stake in India's Biocon Biologics for $75mlnMoreReuters CoveragesecurityHong Kong protest-related website says users' access blockedpoliticsLebanon Christian leader rules out joining Hariri governmentequitiesMideast Stocks: Egyptian stocks outperform in rising Middle Eastern marketsaviationBahrain airport's new passenger terminal to open January 28healthcareBelgium's coronavirus deaths hit 20,000, still among