READ: What to expect on your first visit to the new SLC Airport While the worldwide pandemic has had a devastating effect on air travel in general, it’s actually been a blessing in terms of this demolition. “The concrete is mostly all crushed so everything that can be reused is reused.” “So as they demolish the buildings they sort out all of the rebar and all of the things that can be recycled,” Williams said. While tearing things down, crews are also trying to salvage and repurpose anything and everything they can. “Around the middle of next year, really all of the former airport will have been demolished and we will be just building new.” “By the end of the first quarter of next year, terminal one and terminal two will be demolished,” Williams said. READ: Demolition begins at old Salt Lake City airport The old parking garage is already nearly halfway down and the old terminals will soon meet the wrecking ball. “Today you’re here maybe to say goodbye to the former airport,” said Mike Williams, program director of the airport redevelopment program.Īfter facilitating multiple stories on the progress of the shiny new airport, construction officials thought it only fitting to give the media one last look at the facility which helped millions of people fly in and out of Salt Lake City over the past several decades. READ: Ribbon cutting opens new SLC International AirportĬrews have started dismantling and demolishing the former airport facilities in preparation for the build out of Phase II. Phase one of the brand new airport is now open, and phase two is expected to finish construction in 2024.
SALT LAKE CITY - Demolition of the old Salt Lake City International Airport is underway and will continue for the next several months.
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