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Airport renovations complete two concourses

ANCHORAGE, Alaska -- One decade and $195 million later, the renovations of Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport are finally complete: concourses A and B are now open to the public. On Monday the first flight pulled up to the new concourse. "That' Full Article at KTUU

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  1. This is either the first or the last or both impressions for many of the travelers who come to visit us
    – John Parrott SOURCE: KTUU 1 month ago
  2. It's very exciting for us to actually finish ... It is absolutely the culmination of many years' effort that is finally complete. It is very much a milestone in our airport's history.
    SOURCE: Anchorage Daily News 1 month ago
  3. We've got some little pieces and parts around that will probably be worked on until next spring, but this is the last big part in our construction ... After this, we should be just setting and running for a while.
    – John Parrott SOURCE: Anchorage Daily News 1 month ago
  4. In terms of the greater scheme of air fares, this is a fairly minor part of the overall landing fee structure and the lease structure, so I don't see where it would be an influence that most passengers would even notice ... And there are expectations at airports for quality amenities. ... They're lookin...
    SOURCE: Anchorage Daily News 1 month ago
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