Airport Construction Alert: Terminal 2 Roadway Change

Beginning the evening of Sunday, November 15, the roadway exiting Terminal 2 will be rerouted to allow for construction at the west end of the terminal.

The change will slightly modify the traffic pattern for vehicles leaving the Terminal 2 pick-up/drop-off curb, bringing exiting traffic through a closed portion of the Terminal 2 parking lot and reconnecting with the existing roadway.

The reroute will enable construction crews to demolish the pedestrian bridge and continue construction of the new dual-level roadway.

While a small portion of curb front will be closed as a result of the reroute, additional pick-up/drop-off areas along the rerouted roadway will be available.

To stay informed of construction changes at the airport via text message, text "alert" to 45995. Standard text messaging rates may apply.

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