Oklahoma City’s Will Rogers International Airport is preparing for significant growth with a new long-term terminal expansion plan, infrastructure improvements and additional nonstop air service connecting travelers to major markets across the country.
Airport officials unveiled Cleared for Takeoff, a 25-year terminal expansion plan designed to accommodate rising passenger demand, improve parking and modernize airport facilities. The plan outlines a phased approach that could eventually increase the airport’s capacity from 4.6 million to 20 million passengers annually.
“The ‘Cleared for Takeoff’ plan outlines our trajectory from serving a baseline of 4.6 million passengers annually up to a future capacity of 20 million passengers,” said Jeff Mulder, director of airports. “This is a monumental step toward balancing our landside facilities with airside terminal capacity, elevating passenger processing, and ensuring Oklahoma City remains seamlessly connected to the global economy.”…