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moving walkway

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moving walkway
A continuously moving passenger-carrying device on which passengers stand or walk; the passenger-carrying surface remains parallel to its direction of motion and is uninterrupted.
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5 million passengers per annum, and feature 16 airbridges, two different levels for departures and arrivals, escalators and moving walkways.
Cyprus in brief September 18 by Cyprus Mail (Cyprus)
The British Contestant, having played The Joker, trying to walk along the slippy, moving walkway, whilst having water thrown at them.
Seafaring welcome and all you can eat by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
People on travelators are marginally faster than on normal ground if there is no congestion, but Young found that the odds that other travellers would block the way were such that, on average, it took longer to get from A to B on a moving walkway.
People on airport travelators actually tend to slow their pace by Asian News International
 
 
 
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