How to keep up with Pensacola Airport project

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As I reported on Tuesday, the Pensacola International Airport (PNS) has launched TransformPNS.com, a website providing the latest updates, project details, and community engagement opportunities for the Airport’s Terminal Expansion and Modernization Program. The website serves as a central hub for passengers, stakeholders, and the public to stay informed.

“Pensacola International Airport continues to grow as a key gateway to the Gulf Coast, and this expansion is critical to ensuring we provide the best possible experience for our travelers,” said Matt Coughlin, Airport Director. “TransformPNS.com allows us to keep our passengers and stakeholders engaged, informed, and excited about the future of PNS.”

With 104% growth in passenger traffic over the past decade, Pensacola International Airport is embarking on a multi-phase expansion to accommodate increasing demand, enhance the passenger experience, and position the airport for future success. The Terminal Expansion and Modernization Program will include additional gate capacity, upgraded amenities, advanced security features, and improved airport infrastructure.

TransformPNS.com features:

Project Overview – A detailed look at the Terminal Expansion and Modernization Program’s goals, phases, and expected benefits.
Latest News & Updates – Timely announcements on construction milestones, new features, and project progress.
Community Engagement – Information on public meetings, feedback opportunities, and ways for the community to be involved in the expansion process.
Visuals & Renderings – Concept images, blueprints, and video updates showcasing the future of PNS.

As the Terminal Expansion and Modernization Program progresses, TransformPNS.com will continue to evolve, offering more in-depth content, interactive features, and real-time updates. The site is designed to be a dynamic resource, ensuring the public and stakeholders can access the most current information available.

The Terminal Expansion and Modernization Program is part of the airport’s long-term vision to support economic growth, improve regional connectivity, and enhance the efficiency of air travel. Federal grants, local investment, and partnerships with key aviation stakeholders support the project.

For more information and to explore the latest updates on the expansion, visit www.transformpns.com.

For more information on flights and services at Pensacola International Airport, visit www.flypensacola.com.

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