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Pensacola International Airport shifts temporary parking

   June 20, 2024

Starting Friday, June 21, Pensacola International Airport is creating a temporary parking lot for approximately 300 additional vehicles. The lot will be adjacent to Pensacola Fire Station #6 on North 9th Avenue. Parking access will be from McAllister Avenue, behind Fire Station #6. Shuttle service will be provided to and from the terminal. The rate for the Remote McAllister lot will be a flat rate of $30 for a maximum of 30 days.

“We are entering the busiest time of the year for us,” says Pensacola International Airport Director Matt Coughlin. “We continue to evaluate all possible on and off-site solutions as we begin construction on our new $4 million parking facility on Tippin Avenue.”

On WCOA’s “Real News with Rick Outzen,” he said that the Tippin parking lot’s construction will start July 1.

It is important to note that because this lot is located extremely close to federally mandated no-parking areas, any vehicles not within its boundaries will require removal.

To learn more about Pensacola International Airport, visit flypensacola.com.

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