While travelers are already pleased to hear of the new terminal’s space, improved food and drink options, art installations, play areas, customer service helpdesks and more, other aspects they may not know about will be improving their travel experience as well, such as the Virtual Ramp Control System and lighting system. The Aviation Team completed geometric layouts for the 90-acre concrete apron and 39 gates (with the option for future expansion to 47 gates), electrical and airfield lighting, and the marking of taxiways coming in and out of the apron to the new facility on both the south and west sides. “We’re proud to play a role in the development of this new single terminal and can’t wait to see how it impacts a growing community.”ĭelivering designs in 12 months - less than half the time expected - the Garver Aviation Team drew on the firm’s deep reserves of expertise, tapping their fellow engineers in Transportation, Water, and Construction Services to deliver solutions that included new apron geometrics, pavement system, glycol collection system, airfield drainage system, airfield utilities, electrical components, and more. “This new terminal has been a long time coming for Kansas City and its residents and I know everyone is as excited as we are to begin to utilize this new, state-of-the-art facility,” said Garver Aviation Leader Jason Frank, PE. And thanks in large part to Garver’s work as the lead design firm for the terminal’s civil airside components, the terminal arrived in record time, a boon to travelers frustrated with the original terminal's lack of space and amenities. On the heels of the Chief’s Super Bowl win, Kansas City International (KCI) Airport’s new terminal has opened, marking yet another victory for the Paris of the Plains.Īs the largest single infrastructure project in the city’s history, the 1 million square foot terminal replaces the original three terminals opened in 1972. Kansas City is off to a great start in 2023.
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