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Airport Construction Alert: Terminal 2 Entrance Across from Spanish Landing
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On Monday, October 17, the Terminal 2 access roadway at Spanish Landing will be closed for a period of approximately one year. Motorists traveling eastbound on North Harbor Drive, accustomed to making a left-hand turn into Terminal 2 at Spanish Landing, will instead be directed to make a U-turn at Harbor Island Drive and follow the signage to reach Terminal 2. 

 

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Motorists traveling eastbound on North Harbor Drive will be directed to make a U-turn at the traffic signal at Harbor Island Drive and proceed to Terminal 2 via Harbor Drive westbound.

 

Closure of this roadway is necessary so construction can progress on the new Terminal 2 roadway network.  The primary entrance to Terminal 2 from westbound Harbor Drive will remain open.

 

To sign up for airport construction alerts, text 'alert' to 45995. Standard text messaging rates may apply. If you have any questions or concerns, please call the construction hotline at (619) 400-2288 or send an email to greenbuild@san.org.

  

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