As passenger volumes continued to increase, Myrtle Beach International Airport required improvements to its airfield, terminal, and ground transportation systems to support both current operations and future growth. The project delivered a new 240,000 SF terminal and six-gate concourse, increasing the airport’s total gate capacity to 13 while significantly improving passenger flow and service levels.

Airside and landside enhancements included renovations to the existing terminal façade, installation of new passenger boarding bridges, reconstruction of terminal apron pavement, modernization of two existing gates and holdroom areas, expansion and reconstruction of Taxiway A, a new rental car customer service facility with a connecting canopy, and a covered exit plaza with employee support spaces.

The design prioritized direct and efficient passenger circulation, modern wayfinding strategies, replacement of outdated systems, compliance with current life safety and building code requirements, and secure separation of passengers from public areas. Future planning efforts also include the design of a 1,200-space structured parking garage to support continued airport growth.