The soft opening of Hamad International Airport (HIA) on April 1st 2013 will see ten foreign airlines operating out of Concourse B and an array of recent facilities for passengers to enjoy.
HIA is a uniquely designed airport set against a stunning synthetic lagoon and landscaping, making a lush green environment to enrich the airport’s natural bay and coastal setting.
The roof of the passenger terminal complex creates an architectural feature, the design of that is influenced by the waves of the Arabian Gulf.
HIA is found 4 kilometres east of the present Doha International Airport (DIA) and have been primarily built on reclaimed land. The airport relies at the Ras Abu Abboud street expressway, sometimes called the F Ring Road.
Upon entering the HIA site there’ll be signage directing passengers to the eastern side of the quick term car park located opposite the passenger terminal complex.
There are pick up and drop off areas located on both the departure and arrival floors and a bus pavilion located outside Concourse A for passengers using the general public bus route or the shuttle bus provided by DIA.
Passengers wanting a beverage or snack before they fly would be ready to visit the café located in Concourse B on the far end of level 1.
Before boarding, passengers can visit the specific duty free store to browse quite a lot of products on offer or pick up any last minute items.
A newsagent is additionally available for passengers to buy magazines, books and newspapers for his or her journey.
Passenger facilities available at HIA include a female and male prayer room and a smoking room located in Concourse B. As well, HIA will offer all passengers and visitors free WIFI to access from their personal devices inside the airport.
For families travelling through HIA, there are two specially designated areas located in Concourse B. Families with youngsters can be capable of utilise baby strollers available at HIA on a complimentary basis from airport customer services.
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