salt lake city int airport delta terminal map

1995Ī third air carrier runway, Concourse E and the International Terminal were completed. Southwest Airlines opened a reservations center. (The training center closed July 2018) 1996 1997Ī regional Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighter Training Center was built. United Parcel Service became the first tenant in the north cargo complex with a new processing facility.

Fire Station #11 was relocated to the east side of the airfield and the airport interior received major renovation. The Federal Aviation Administration opened a new air traffic control tower and terminal radar approach control facility. The city and airport hosted the Olympic Winter Games. Reconfiguration of the west landside area. 2009īag claim carousel modifications, Explosive Detection System (EDS) upgrades in Terminal 2, sterile corridor extension (two gates added), and reconfiguration of the east landside area. Salt Lake City's Terminal Redevelopment Program breaks ground. Phase II includes the build out of Concourse A to the east and creation of the shell for a Central Tunnel. Demolition of former airport facilities is underway in preparation for Phase II to be completed in late 2024/early 2025. 2020Ĭompleted Phase I of The New SLC, which includes the Rental Car Service and Quick Turn Around facilities, a Parking Garage, Central Terminal, Concourse A-west and Concourse B. Demolished original airport facilities that were built in 1960 and beyond, including Terminals 1 and 2, the International Terminal, Concourses C, D, F and G, and the Parking Garage. Salt Lake City International Airport Timeline 2021īegan construction of a permanent tunnel to connect the Terminal to Concourse B. Ready to share yours? To share a story, memory or photo, please go to SLC Stories. They all happen at the Salt Lake City International Airport, along with lots of other experiences that are touching, memorable, hilarious, or just downright weird.

Salt lake city int airport delta terminal map