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In addition to a name change, McCarran Airport (soon to be Harry Reid Airport) will be getting a medical clinic. Photo Credit: Clark County Department of Aviation
Paul Szydelko
A new name for one of the country s busiest airports is getting ready to take flight.
McCarran Airport in Las Vegas will become Harry Reid Airport after a unanimous vote by the Clark County Commission earlier this year.
The FAA, which doesn t regulate airport names, still must complete administrative tasks to reflect the change. The three-letter code that the FAA uses to identify the airport, LAS, will remain.
Another factor that could delay implementation: Airport officials estimate that rebranding will cost from $5 million to $7 million, according to a Las Vegas Review-Journal story. The commission s vote requires that private donations pay for the name change.
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