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Abandoned Airport Meant to Be World's Biggest with Terminal Left to Rot - The Mirror
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Mirabel International Airport, in Montreal, Canada, was planned to be the world's largest travel hub before it was left to rot. The government planned for it to be a huge airport with six runways and six terminals, reports Telegraph. In 1969, kilometers of farmland were cleared to make way for the hub, and 10,000 locals were displaced in the process. In 1975, it officially opened to the public and millions of people were expected to fly through …
Abandoned airport meant to be world's biggest with terminal left to rot - The Mirror
The Canadian government cleared around 324 square kilometres of farmland to build Mirabel International Airport, and planners were expecting as many as 60 million passengers a year
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