The San Diego International Airport plans for further expansion. The airport authority has unveiled three proposed plans for the expansion of San Diego International Airport. The expansion plans came after the airport opened its Green Build project in August last year, which saw expansion and enhancements made to Terminal 2.
The Authority in a public meeting held last week said it is currently looking at its airport development plans. The expansion program will stretch to 2035 to 2040. The main task during that time will be the demolishing of Terminal one and replacing it with a much larger and more modern terminal.
The three proposals that will be presented to the public for input will later be put before the airport board of directors for a final verdict. The authority is also working on plans to demolish the airport’s Commuter Terminal. Passenger numbers at San Diego International have continued to grow in recent years and although the airport may not need additional capacity currently, the authority is planning now to ensure it is prepared for the next 20-25 years.
The authority revealed that the new expansion table will engross a long and complicated course and the construction work is unlikely to commence in the next few years.
