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Boise Airport updates on Concourse A, rental‑car center, fuel farm and master plan; public hearing April 28
Summary
Director Rebecca briefed the commission on multiple capital and planning items: Concourse A apron work starting in May, a rental‑car center expected this fall (walkway done early April), an airline consortium fuel farm on airport property, and a master plan with an April 28 public hearing on FAA airfield design changes.
Boise — Airport Director Rebecca updated the commission on a set of capital projects and planning initiatives at the April 1 meeting, saying some construction will begin in coming weeks and that staff will host a public hearing on a proposed airfield realignment April 28.
Rebecca said a multi‑phase Concourse A apron project will start in May to provide interim overnight parking ahead of a future concourse buildout, and that the rental‑car center walkway is expected to be complete in early April with tenant buildouts already under way. "The walkway will be done in early April," she said, adding that the rental‑car center is anticipated to open this fall.
She described an airline consortium fuel farm project on airport property that the airport is collaborating on with carriers to strengthen fuel supply reliability. Rebecca also summarized the airport’s 20‑year master plan work and highlighted a proposed runway incursion mitigation realignment being reviewed by the FAA. She said staff will host a public hearing in the airport meeting room on April 28 and will post details on the airport’s social channels.
Commissioners asked procedural and design questions; no formal votes were taken on the specific projects at the meeting. Rebecca said environmental work, technical advisory committee meetings and stakeholder consultations are underway.
