A new fly-through video invites you to explore the future A and B concourses at RNO. See how the expansion creates more space to move, enhances amenities, introduces elevated design elements and adds an outdoor deck. It’s all designed to make every journey feel more comfortable.
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There’s no active construction inside the concourses, and most of your airport experience stays the same. One thing to expect: You could hear some exterior noise during concrete demolition near the B Concourse starting in early March.
Helpful reminders:
A major milestone was recently reached on the Central Utility Plant (CUP). The CUP will deliver efficient, sustainable energy to the new concourses, supporting long-term growth while reducing environmental impact.
Read MoreThinking of using ChatGPT to plan your next vacation? These travel prompts help move you beyond inspiration and into trip-planning with destination choices, what to do once you land and more.
Whether you’re looking for something to keep the kids busy, your mind sharp, or a fun way to explore nonstop destinations from RNO, this word search fits the bill. See if you can find all 22 nonstop spots!
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