Airport Modernization Program (AMP)
Timeline - 2023-2025
Cost - $242 million budget – 75% Metropolitan Airports Commission / 25% Delta Air Lines
Description: The AMP is the single largest interior makeover of concourses since Terminal 1 opened in 1962.
Projects Summary:
- Modernization of six Terminal 1 concourses will improve operations, sustainability, and the overall passenger experience, creating a more welcoming and engaging atmosphere for travelers.
- New Terrazzo flooring (replacing carpet) in concourse walkways (C, D, G); new carpet in concourses A, B and F
- New wall finishes including quarter-height granite in public corridors and tile in Delta gate areas
- Installation of brighter, more modern and sustainable LED lighting in concourse walkways and gate areas
- Metal panel ceiling systems replace existing acoustic gypsum panels in the majority of concourse walkways
- New structural column covers
- Technology upgrades that include dynamic flight information screens along concourse walkways at every gate.
- Improvements to 75 Delta Air Lines’ gates:
- New gate seating with power outlets
- New millwork (gate counters/podiums)
- New carpeting in gate areas to match other Delta hubs
- Updated gate information display system (GIDS) screens
- Refreshed Delta branding and signage
Project Impacts:
- Phase 1: 2023-2024 (underway) in Concourse D and F
- Phase 2: 2024 (begins February) in Concourse C
- Phase 3: Late 2024 to early 2025 in Concourses A, B, portions of G, and skyway bridge between Concourses C and G
- Construction. The work will be phased to minimize passenger disruption while keeping most gates open and operational. The most intense work will occur during overnight hours
- To keep concourses and gates operational, construction will be visible to all passengers over the full two + years of the program
- A mix of full height and low level construction walls, or “hockey walls,” will be used to cordon off flooring or other projects
- Above ceiling work will likely remain exposed for periods of time as crews work to renovate lighting and other systems
