The Future of RNO is More. #MoreRNO
Construction near the airport terminal is affecting traffic patterns on the north and south ends of the Loop Road. Use caution through lane reductions and adjustments to the pedestrian walkways. Please watch your step and drive slowly.
The MoreRNO Infrastructure Program is entering the next phase of construction. Three new projects, the Central Utility Plant (CUP), Police and Airport Authority Headquarters (HQ) and Ground Transportation Center (GTC) will be underway for the next two years. This is the largest infrastructure investment in the airport’s history. MoreRNO will bring more of what travelers love, including local dining, unique shops, additional parking options, and spaces that showcase art and the natural beauty of Reno-Tahoe. For project timelines and details, visit the program overview page.
Happening Now
Traffic patterns on the airport Loop Road are impacted by construction for the new Central Utility Plant, Police and RTAA Headquarters and Ground Transportation Center. Please slowdown in construction zones, watch for construction crews and vehicles and follow signs.
Access to the parking garage remains open. However, some designated overflow lots near the airport terminal have permanently moved. Please follow signs and directions from airport parking staff. Allow extra time to navigate overflow parking.
Passenger access to ground transportation is not affected. Rideshares, taxis, shuttles and other operators will continue to pick up outside Baggage Claim Door D during construction.
The pedestrian walkway on the north side of the airport Loop Road is impacted by construction. A designated path will be provided through the construction area. Please follow signs and watch your step.
Multiple projects began in August 2025, including the Central Utility Plant (CUP), Police and RTAA Headquarters building (HQ) and Ground Transportation Center (GTC). These new construction projects have minimal passenger impacts, mostly affecting directional signage and driving speed on roadways.
No. Construction on the front curb of the airport completed in Fall of 2024. While the pick-up and drop-off curb is unaffected, motorists will drive near active construction zones along the Loop Road. Please drive with caution.
Yes. Parking remains available during construction. Some overflow parking lots have moved. Please allow extra time for overflow parking, consider prebooking a space in the Long-Term Garage or catching a ride to RNO.
No. Rental car operations are unaffected at this time.
Yes. Ground Transportation Operators will be notified of upcoming adjustments. For more information, please contact gt@renoairport.com.
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