New NoCo airport terminal one step away
FORT COLLINS – Construction on a new terminal for Northern Colorado Regional Airport is likely to begin this summer, assuming the Fort Collins City Council gives final approval Tuesday to a $1 million city contribution to fill a funding gap.
Although scaled back from its original $31 million design to an estimate of $25 million, the 19,000-square-foot terminal still is being designed to include two airline gates — in hopes that it can once again lure scheduled commercial airline service, which it lost in 2019 when Allegiant Travel Co. (Nasdaq: ALGT) canceled its routes from the airport to Mesa, Arizona, and…
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