Terminal Area Plan

Help shape the future of our airport!

Project Purpose

WHAT	To develop a terminal area plan (TAP) for the Ketchikan International Airport that accommodates current needs, anticipated growth, and enhances the passenger experience.
WHY	The existing terminal area facilities and design do not meet current and projected needs.
HOW	The TAP will offer short, medium and long-term recommendations for addressing current needs and projected growth.

Inventory: an inventory of existing facilities within the terminal area, including the physical layout of buildings, taxiways, lighting, roadways, seaplane base, access, and parking. The inventory includes an assessment on the condition and capacity of existing facilities.
Forecast of Aviation Activity: estimates of future aviation and visitation demands to the Ketchikan International Airport, focused on long-term estimates for commercial passenger service.
Facility Requirements: identification of short and long-term terminal needs to meet the forecast demands of aircraft and passengers. The chapter also compares existing facilities against anticipated future demand.
Terminal Area Alternative Concepts: evaluates information gathered to date, summarizes opportunities and constraints, and proposes a series of preliminary concepts for the terminal area.

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Mike Carney, Ketchikan International Airport Manager, 907-225-6800, mikec@kgbak.us
Ryan Hayes, Mead & Hunt Project Manager, 303-888-1904, Ryan.Hayes@meadhunt.com

Fall 2019

Winter 2019-2020

Spring-Summer 2020

Develop terminal programming and alternatives
Prepare environmental review
Host community meetings, work sessions and interviews to collect stakeholder input and select preferred alternative(s)