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What is the Ultimate Build-out for Lindbergh Field?

Destination Lindbergh was a comprehensive analysis led by a regional policy group to determine how best to achieve three goals: (1) optimize the airport, (2) improve transit to the airport region-wide and (3) reduce traffic congestion in the vicinity of the airport. The Ad Hoc Airport Regional Policy Committee considered ground transportation, an intermodal facility, passenger terminal, airfield/airspace, environment, financial feasibility and regional development issues to ultimately produce a Draft Concept for the long-term development of Lindbergh Field. On March 23, 2009, the Airport Authority Board accepted the Destination Lindbergh Draft Concept for public distribution and further directed that an invitation be sent to all stakeholders for future planning, and that the Concept establish benchmarks for operations, an economic turnaround and transit ridership.

• Executive Summary

• Financial Assessment

• Technical Report (147MB)
  

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In April 2008, the Airport Authority, along with its regional planning partners, embarked on a 10-month journey to take an in-depth look at what Lindbergh Field will look like 20-30 years into the future.

Recommended Development Plan

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Final Executive Committee presentation by Airport Authority Planning Director Keith Wilschetz.