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(COLUMBIA, MO) ~ Columbia Regional Airport's north parking lot will be temporarily closed starting August 3rd as construction begins on a project to add approximately 250 paved parking spaces. This expansion is in response to the airport's growing demand and will support its continued growth.
Travelers who are returning to Columbia after August 1st are advised to park in the new south parking lot before departing. To assist with transportation, a free shuttle service will be available between the south lot and the terminal throughout the construction period. Passengers are advised to allow extra time for parking and reaching the terminal.
The project, which is estimated to cost around $3.2 million, is expected to be completed by early December, weather permitting. According to Airport Manager Mike Parks, this investment in improvements is necessary to meet the needs of future travelers. He also expressed appreciation for passengers' patience during this time as they work towards providing an even better experience for those flying through Columbia Regional Airport.
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The decision for these parking improvements comes as a result of the increasing passenger demand at Columbia Regional Airport. In June alone, the airport welcomed a record-breaking 19,584 arriving and departing passengers. This number has more than doubled from last year's recorded 9,294 passengers during the same month.
In April, Mead & Hunt, an aviation planning, design and development firm identified Columbia Regional Airport as the fastest-growing airport in the United States among airports with at least 10,000 monthly seats. They projected a significant increase of 107% in available seats over the following six months.
As construction progresses, updates on both construction and parking will be provided by the airport. For flight schedules and additional information, travelers can visit FlyCOU.com. The airport remains committed to providing efficient services and accommodations for its passengers during this time of growth and improvement.
Travelers who are returning to Columbia after August 1st are advised to park in the new south parking lot before departing. To assist with transportation, a free shuttle service will be available between the south lot and the terminal throughout the construction period. Passengers are advised to allow extra time for parking and reaching the terminal.
The project, which is estimated to cost around $3.2 million, is expected to be completed by early December, weather permitting. According to Airport Manager Mike Parks, this investment in improvements is necessary to meet the needs of future travelers. He also expressed appreciation for passengers' patience during this time as they work towards providing an even better experience for those flying through Columbia Regional Airport.
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The decision for these parking improvements comes as a result of the increasing passenger demand at Columbia Regional Airport. In June alone, the airport welcomed a record-breaking 19,584 arriving and departing passengers. This number has more than doubled from last year's recorded 9,294 passengers during the same month.
In April, Mead & Hunt, an aviation planning, design and development firm identified Columbia Regional Airport as the fastest-growing airport in the United States among airports with at least 10,000 monthly seats. They projected a significant increase of 107% in available seats over the following six months.
As construction progresses, updates on both construction and parking will be provided by the airport. For flight schedules and additional information, travelers can visit FlyCOU.com. The airport remains committed to providing efficient services and accommodations for its passengers during this time of growth and improvement.
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