Myrtle Beach International Airport - MYR

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March 10, 2010 | 9:58AM

The airport, as directed by County Council, is developing a program to increase passenger capacity on the east side of the airport.  The project, called "MYR Terminal Capacity Enhancement Project" (TCEP) is a proposed $129 million project that will expand the current commercial terminal from 7 gates to 12 and will include new parking facillities, and new, separate car rental building, and updates to the current passenger terminal.

 

 

Expansion Overview

 

The Myrtle Beach International Airport has experienced unprecedented growth over the past decade and is currently designing not only a new terminal for commercial travel, but has also completed a brand new General Aviation terminal to serve our growing private aviation traveler. In addition to expansion of facilities for passenger travel many capital improvements are also underway. For a list of details on current and future expansion, and of the many capital projects underway, please click the appropriate link above.

 


For a list of Expansion Details including ongoing Capital Projects, General Aviation, and Passenger Terminal Facilities, please click on the appropriate link above.

The airport is critical to the economy and growth of the Grand Strand and surrounding area. See the impact here. View Economic Impact Report
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