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Cleveland Hopkins International Airport officials on Wednesday briefed Cleveland City Council on a 20-year, $2 billion master plan to build new concourses.
A 20-year master plan for Cleveland Hopkins International Airport envisions a larger terminal, new concourses and a redesigned traffic flow into the airport campus.
The city would make the changes in phases as the airport hits passenger growth benchmarks. The total cost is estimated at $2 billion.
“I’ve seen airports in almost 100 countries,” Director of Port Control Robert Kennedy said. “I’ve had the good pleasure of working with some of the finest airport organizations in the world. And there is, in my mind, no reason that Cleveland cannot be that as well.”