Tampa International Airport (Expansion)
The Airside D expansion is the centerpiece of the final phase of Tampa International Airport's long-term master plan, a roughly 600,000-square-foot, $1.52 billion terminal in Tampa, Florida that adds 16 domestic and international gates.
Official Website4100 George J. Bean Parkway, Tampa. 2 floors. Broke ground December 2024, completing 2029. Financed with $425M in August 2024.
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The Airside D expansion is the centerpiece of the final phase of Tampa International Airport's long-term master plan, a roughly 600,000-square-foot, $1.52 billion terminal in Tampa, Florida that adds 16 domestic and international gates. Delivered by a design-build team led by general contractor Hensel Phelps with architecture and engineering by HNTB and Gensler, the new airside introduces a modern TSA checkpoint, a ground-level international arrivals inspection facility, upgraded concessions, and new automated people movers connecting it to the main terminal. The project significantly expands the airport's widebody and international capacity to support long-term passenger growth across the Tampa Bay region.
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Where is Tampa International Airport (Expansion) located?
Tampa International Airport (Expansion) is located in Tampa.
When will Tampa International Airport (Expansion) be completed?
Tampa International Airport (Expansion) is under construction, with completion expected in 2029.
Who is developing Tampa International Airport (Expansion)?
Tampa International Airport is the developer behind Tampa International Airport (Expansion).
Who designed Tampa International Airport (Expansion)?
Tampa International Airport (Expansion) was designed by HNTB, Gensler.
How big is Tampa International Airport (Expansion)?
Tampa International Airport (Expansion) rises 2 stories.