Five years’ worth of construction at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport has finished, leaving behind improvements that officials say will help the facility handle more passengers, especially the annual holiday influx that is about to begin.
“We have expanded customer parking, added aircraft gates, introduced new concessions and ensured our place as a convenient and efficient airport,” said Timothy Campbell, executive director of the Maryland Aviation Administration.
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