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A $13 million renovation project at McCarran International Airport is set to begin this month.
The project kicks off Sept. 30 and is planned to upgrade the C Concourse, the base for the airport’s busiest carrier, Southwest Airlines. The goal is to bring the concourse up to par with the rest of Terminal 1.
“With the recent decrease in passenger traffic, we were presented with a unique opportunity to complete a major project with minimal impact on travelers,” Rosemary Vassiliadis, Clark County director of aviation, said in a statement. “The enduring allure of Las Vegas leaves no doubt that we will soon be welcoming more visitors back. When they return, we look forward to greeting them with a more spacious and easily navigated C Concourse.”
Carpets in the C Concourse will be replaced with terrazzo flooring. Carpeting in the passenger waiting areas of gates will be replaced with Gerflor, which is easier to maintain than carpet.
The size of waiting areas will be increased by removing the large gate podiums and repacking them with smaller, more modern versions.
Work on the renovation project is expected to end in summer 2021.
The bulk of Southwest flights at McCarran will operate out of the B Concourse. Staggered gate closures in the C Concourse will allow it to remain partially operational if flights need to be assigned there.
McCarran officials urge travelers who usually fly Southwest to double-check their departure gates to ensure they pass through the correct security checkpoint.
The C Concourse renovation project follows a $30 million makeover of Terminal 1, which added new flooring to baggage claim and ticketing areas, smaller ticketing counters and new wall panels.
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