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The New Indianapolis Airport will feature a newly-constructed, modern terminal building located between the two existing main runways along with new highway access, new and improved parking and support facilities and improved utilities and airside operations.

 
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  AIRPORT FACTS:
 
  The New Indianapolis Airport:
 

 

  Largest development initiative in the City of Indianapolis’s history
  Virtually a new airport
  New FAA Tower is the 3rd tallest in the United States
  Located within 16 minutes of downtown
  Will have direct highway access from Interstate 70
     

New Passenger Terminal Building

  Total area – 1.2 million Square Feet
  500 feet of terminal frontage on 1000-foot, 2-level curb front
  “Civic Plaza” – large pre-security gathering and concessions space with 200-foot diameter skylight
  Domestic baggage claim area 73,000 SF
  Central baggage processing area 145,000 SF
  Number of domestic gates 38
  Number of international/domestic gates 2
  Length of each concourse 1,300 FT
  Width of each concourse 100 FT
  1,100 doors  
  10,000 light fixtures  
  11,000 tons of steel (including concourses)  
  Moving walkways 10
  Elevators 23
  Escalators 10
  Ticketing hall maximum height 82 FT to roof
  Civic Plaza height 60 FT to roof
  Concourse departures level maximum height 30 FT to roof
     

Ticketing Hall

  Located at the departure level of the Terminal  
  Four islands of check-in counters, each island has up to 24 counter positions, twelve on each side
  96 counter positions  
  16 curbside check-in positions  
 

Gates

  Each concourse provides access to 20 gates
  Aircraft gates can accommodate a complete range of narrow-body and wide-body aircraft, including regional jet aircraft with passenger boarding bridge access.
  Inboard gates can accept narrow-body aircraft up to B757
  Outboard gates can accept both narrow-body and wide-body aircraft (B767, B787 and B777 aircraft)
  2 international gates on the south concourse (Concourse A) can accommodate one A380 aircraft
     
International Facilities
  24,220 SF Federal Inspection Services (Customs) Area
  6 Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) positions
  Can process 400 passengers per hour
   
Domestic Baggage Claim
  Located on lower level
  6 slope-plate baggage claim devices at 200 LF each
  2 dedicated areas for over-sized baggage
  15 Airline baggage services offices
   
Baggage Handling System
  Baggage check-in configured as an island check-in system, with four islands each comprising two ticket counter conveyors
  100 percent in-line baggage screening system
   
Security Provisions
  Two passenger security checkpoints with space for 22 screening lanes
  Access Control Devices and CCTV Surveillance at points of access to the secured terminal building and the AOA (Air Operations Area)
  300 feet clearance separation between terminal building and parking structure/surface parking
   
Electronics
  Digital Video/Closed Circuit Television system interfaced with Fire Alarm and Access Control system for verification and response to alarms 
  Access Control system with more than 350 security related doors and points
  If all of the Flight Information Display monitors for the facility were combined into a single screen, the screen would be 18 feet tall and 43 feet wide. The gate podium displays could be combined into a screen that would be 11 feet tall and 31 feet wide.
  Integrated Visual Information Display System
  Integrated Voice Paging system
  Integrated Energy Monitoring and Control System
  Facility supports wireless equipment throughout the terminal area
   
Parking Garage
  Total public parking spaces 5,900 spaces
  Total Rental Car spaces (equivalent) 1,200 spaces
  Parking levels 5
  Total 2.5 million SF
  Moving Walkways 4
  Elevators 10
  Escalators 8
  Incorporates a walk-and-pay system for quick exit
  The first level of the parking garage is dedicated to rental cars
  Ground Transportation Center (GTC) with its own commercial vehicle curb for hotel shuttles, buses and limousines
  Moving walkways in the garage on same level as pedestrian bridge will assist pedestrian movement between the terminal, garage and future hotel
   
Paving
  Area of new apron and taxiway concrete 110 acres
  Area of new parking lot asphalt 150 acres
  Underground hydrant fueling system for aircraft
  Dual drainage system to accommodate aircraft de-icing fluids and storm water runoff
   
Energy Plant
  Indianapolis Maintenance Center energy plant provides hot and chilled water to heat and cool the Terminal and future hotel
  9,100 tons of chilling capacity
  231,000 lbs/hr steam generation at the plant
  Connected to the Terminal by means of a 5,800-foot utility corridor that is tunneled under the north runway and two taxiways.
 

  The Current Airport:
 
  Located 797 feet above sea level
  Occupies approximately 7,700 acres (about 12 square miles)
  Terminal has 33 gates, approximately 673,000 square feet of space
  Served by 10 major and 19 national/regional passenger airlines
  Has the nation’s second largest Federal Express hub, which accounted for much of the 1.13 million tons of cargo handled last year, the 8th largest amount in the nation and 20th largest in the world.
  Parking garage has 1,800 spaces. Surface lot has 450 spaces, remote lots have 6,665 spaces and Business Class 1,450. Corporate Connection lot has 550 parking spaces. Total parking capacity - 10,915 vehicles.
  More than 9,000 men and women work at the airport.
  Indianapolis International Airport Runways:
Number Length (ft) Width (ft)
5L/23R 11,200 150
5R/23L 10,000 150
14/32 7,280 150
   

2007 Airport Statistics:

  • The airport handled 8.27 million passengers
  • Had 181 daily aircraft departures (average)
  • Had 40 non-stop destinations (average)
  • Conducted 203,176 operations (landings and takeoffs)
  • Handled 5,285,265 tons of landed weight
  • Handled 1,167,366 tons of mail and cargo