THREE MIDSIZED COMMERCIAL airports in the U.S. are undergoing major face-lifts, both within and outside their terminals. Here’s a preview:
San Antonio
San Antonio International Airport has secured an agreement with a group of architects and developers to execute a major project that will double its number of gates, allowing it to increase capacity by more than 832,000 square feet. Conceptual drawings show an outdoor courtyard area, natural lighting and textures reflecting San Antonio landmarks. According to the airport, construction of the new $2.5 billion terminal should begin in 2024, aiming to open its doors for summer 2028.
Burbank
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