Perhaps a peek into the future for airport facilities, the sleek new terminal was built with inclusivity in mind, with ADA-compliant check-in and information counters, 10 nursing rooms, service animal relief areas, children’s play areas, and gender-neutral restrooms.
It’s said to be Kansas City's largest infrastructure project to date. Over 240 Kansas City-area firms have contributed to the project, which began in 2019. The $1.5 billion terminal, which replaces three outdated terminals that had been operating since 1972, currently has 40 gates-with room to add up to 10 more in the future-and two levels, one for arrivals and one for departures.
Beginning February 28, the airport's new 1.1 million-square-foot terminal will be open for business, along with a variety of modern amenities to boot, according to the Kansas City Star. Those of you who'll be traveling through Kansas City International Airport can rest easy.
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