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NEED TO KNOW: FROM T2 TO T3
• 57 airlines relocating from T2 • Transition takes place in four phases • Moves begin mid-April and conclude in early June • T2 will undergo full refurbishment once vacated
Extensive self-check-in options and fast bag-drop facilities give travellers greater control over their time, reducing queues and uncertainty. Security screening has been modernised with cutting-edge CT scanners and a new lane concept, enabling passengers to keep liquids and electronics in their hand luggage and ensuring a smoother flow. Smart processes like these give passengers greater freedom to relax and enjoy the terminal beyond the essentials. The Marketplace as the heart of the Terminal 3 journey Beyond security, passengers arrive at the Marketplace, the social and spatial heart of Terminal 3. Conceived as a place to pause and connect, it brings together retail, dining and relaxation in one clearly defined hub. Architecturally, the Marketplace is distinguished by its striking ceiling design, which creates a strong spatial identity and makes the area instantly recognisable. Natural light and open
sightlines encourage movement while also inviting passengers to linger. Retail and dining concepts
a subtle sense of place discovered almost incidentally. The intention is not simply to fill time, but to create a place passengers want to arrive early to. Art and culture with a sense of Germany Beyond the initial impact of the check-in
have been carefully curated to reflect both international expectations and local character. Understated German offerings, including a traditional bakery, sit alongside global brands, adding
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