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New arrivals and departures hall to the west

You will hear some construction noise, but your trip will be as normal
Most of the construction work will not be visible to passengers, as temporary walls will be erected to hide the construction site. Traffic will flow as normal, and your trip will not be affected. However, there will be some construction noise, particularly between July and November 2012. During this period, piles will be driven into the ground creating both dust and vibrations. A decision as not yet been made as to what time of the day this work will be carried out. 

Increased capacity 
The new addition, with departures and arrivals hall will be 52 000 square metres. The capacity in the departure halls will be increased by 34 check-in desks. These so-called walkthrough desks are more efficient and flexible and will generate fewer queues. The addition will also have a new baggage system. 

The railway station will retain its central position in the new facility between the new and existing arrivals and departures halls, minimising walking distances for passengers. 

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