The new terminal is opening at the San Antonio Airport this week. Terminal B, as it is being called, cost $108 million and will begin serving passengers next month. The goal is to have final certifications complete and security checks done before Thanksgiving, when holiday travel hits high gear.
Terminal B replaces an aging 1950's era building that was last upgraded in the 1960's for Hemisfair '68. The 251,000-square-foot structure is the crowning piece of a $635 million capital program at the airport that has created more long-term parking, doubled the facility's vehicle-carrying capacity with a bi-level roadway and improved other features, including its baggage-handling and screening system. San Antonio hopes the new Terminal B at International Airport will have an oversized impact on both travelers and the city's aviation future.
Friday, October 22, 2010
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