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FAA funds nearly $5 million restroom renovation at Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International…

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 16
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Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport is undergoing a nearly $5 million renovation of its concourse restrooms. The Federal Aviation Administration is covering 95% of the project through Airport Terminal Project funding. The first phase, near Gate C1, has opened, which includes a nursing room, service animal relief area, and family restroom. Work is expected to continue through October 2027.

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The project represents a significant infrastructure investment in the airport. The renovation aims to improve traveler convenience and accessibility at Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport, supporting airport operations.

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