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Salt Lake City Airport Completes $5.1 Billion Renovation with New Gates

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 24
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The Salt Lake City International Airport concluded a 12-year, $5.1 billion renovation project on October 24, 2026. The final piece of Concourse B features seven new gates and new concessions, including Swig. Most of the new gates will be used by United Airlines.

From ksl.com

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The project was funded by federal grants and user fees, not local tax dollars. The completion allows the airport to move into regular operations, focusing on recruiting new carriers and addressing previously postponed capital projects.

From ksl.com

Who's involved

  • Salt Lake CityThe city where the airport is located and the infrastructure project took place.
  • United AirlinesThe airline that will utilize most of the new gates at the airport.
  • Bill WyattThe executive director who holds the role at the Salt Lake City International Airport.
  • Erin MendenhallThe Mayor of Salt Lake City who praised the completion of the project.

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