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Getting around in KC

In March 2023, the largest single infrastructure project in Kansas City’s history opens its doors to the world. Kansas City International Airport — referred to as “KCI” in conversation and “MCI” when booking your next flight — broke ground on the new terminal project in 2019 following a landslide decision by voters to make improvements.

More than 200 local partners, including 126 minority and women-owned businesses, have contributed to the build-out of this 1 million-square-foot facility. Intentional steps around equitable and inclusive amenities abound. From a Flight Simulation Lab for apprehensive travelers and a children’s play area built for all levels of ability to the USO Lounge and welcoming spirit of KC Heartland is on full display.

With glass passenger boarding bridges positioned at each of the 39 gates, a 6,300-car parking garage adjacent to the terminal, and a wealth of local and national concessions distributed throughout, ease and convenience are key components of the new front door to KC. n

KC Street Car free to ride | 2.2 miles expanding to 6.2 miles in 2025

2000+ EV charging station

Under 30-minute average commute

Zero-fare transit on RIDEKC buses

42 RIDEKC pedal-powered bike pick-up/drop-off stations

12 major airlines

140 daily departures

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