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Photography by John Ball - 9th February 1998 (with Agfa ePhoto307 digital camera)
Cardiff Airport began as a Royal Air Force airfield, but has developed into a small, but modern commercial airport with an increasing international sector in its flight schedules. The airport now (in 1998) handles over 1.2 million passengers per year.
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Entrance to the International Arrivals building.
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The International Arrivals gate (behind the red column) and in the foreground, the waiting area.
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The Departures building.
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Some of the baggage check-in stations in the Departures building. On the day these photographs were taken, the airport appeared almost deserted!
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Line-up of equipment waiting near the aircraft arrivals bay.
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The enormous British Airways Maintenance Centre, which can house even the largest aircraft to arrive at Cardiff International Airport.
Visit the Cardiff Airport Guide website.
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