“Updates here include reconstructing the drive curb to follow the guidelines of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), installation of the front glass walls to showcase more natural light and construction of a new passenger assistance center that will include restrooms,” Slaybaugh said.
The construction is scheduled to begin in January and be completed by August, according to the airport.
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The airline ticket counter entrance and meditation room will be closed and the curbside check-in will not be available during the construction, according to the Dayton Airport. A new meditation space will open after renovation.
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Traffic will be redirected to the main and baggage claim entrances and signage will help direct passengers.
The United Service Organizations (USO) will continue to serve military families at a temporary location adjacent to the TSA entrance.
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