The boarding bridge, also known as a Jetway, or telescopic corridor, connects the aircraft   directly to the Terminal building, and through it passengers board the aircraft.

The Check-In Hall is the entrance hall for outbound passengers, in which outbound passengers undergo departure procedures, including a security check, flight check-in, taking leave of friends and relatives, obtaining information and other arrangements.

The exits from the Rotunda lead to Concourses B, C and D. Each concourse has 10 departure gates, leading to the aircraft. At this stage only three of the five concourses will be in operation. In each of the concourses there is a VIP lounge, a coffee bar and last-minute duty free counters.

The Connector links the Landside Building to the Airside Building. After passing through border control, passengers walk through the Connector, which is about 180 meters long. A system of speedwalks, extending over some 130 meters, operates on the east side, leading to the Rotunda in the Airside Building. Traffic also moves in the opposite direction, when coming into the country.

The airlines operate buggies for the transport of disabled passengers, or passengers who have difficulty walking, on the western side of the Connector.

The approach to the Terminal is via the Multi Level Road, which incorporates three levels stacked one above the other; the lower level is for those leaving the Airport, the middle level is for public transport and the upper level for those arriving at the Airport.

The spherical Rotunda complex is actually the Duty Free area of the Airport. The duty free shops are located around the circumference of the Rotunda, while at its center there is a fountain, as well as seats and benches, coffee shops and an Information counter.