Further location details can be found in the Heinemann Atlas Third Edition on the following pages:
[See Heinemann Atlas Third Edition, page 120 - South-East Asia (map reference C4)]
Figure 5 KL International Airport - planned to handle 100 million passengers per year.
[See Heinemann Atlas Third Edition, page 120 - Bali (map reference R13)]
Figure 6 Tuban Airport, Denpasar, Bali - Indonesia. This airport experiences intensive periods of activity, for example when Australian tourists arrive in large numbers over the Christmas holiday period.
[See Heinemann Atlas Third Edition, page 123 - Singapore (map reference E4 and F4)]
Figure 7 Changi International Airport - Singapore.
(See Heinemann Atlas Third Edition, pages 122-123)
Figure 8 Aircraft approaching Changi International Airport - Singapore over Ubin Island.
[See Heinemann Atlas Third Edition, pages 122-123 (map reference E4)]
[See Heinemann Atlas Third Edition, page 128 - Japan, Korea (Tokyo - satellite image)]
[See Heinemann Atlas Third Edition, page 128 - Japan, Korea (Tokyo - satellite image). Narita is located to the south-west of the Tokyo Bay]
Narita is the Tokyo's main international gateway and currently has only one long runway (4,000 metres). A 2,500 metre runway is being built parallel to the existing one to cope with the anticipated increase in traffic tor the FIFA 2002 World Cup. However this airport development has been hindered by protests from local residents and their supporters. The removal of trees at a shrine during construction angered the protesters.
Figure 9 Narita Airport - Tokyo Note the rail link between the airport lounges and the boarding area.
[See Heinemann Atlas Third Edition, page 130 - Hong Kong, Macau, South-East China
(map reference T10)]
Figure 10 Chep Lap Kok Airport, of 1248 hectares, is more than 30 kilometres from Hong Kong Island. It was constructed by levelling a hilly island adjacent to Lantau Island and building a 1.4 kilometre road/rail suspension bridge connecting the two islands. The passenger terminal is 1.2 kilometres long and covers 550,000 square metres.
[See Heinemann Atlas Third Edition, page 205 - Bangkok ('Growth' and 'Slum dwellers' maps)]
(See Heinemann Atlas Third Edition, pages 166-167)
Figure 11 Los Angeles International Airport
[See Heinemann Atlas Third Edition, pages 166-167 (map reference D4)]
