Kansas City Missouri's International Airport
Foley Power Solutions upgraded the Kansas City International Airports electrical switchgear that provides emergency backup power to the airport's runway lights.
Contractor: Foley Power SolutionsLocation: Kansas City, MO
Customer: Kansas City International Airport
Cat Equipment: 3512B diesel generator sets (2) & 4600V 1200 A utility/generator paralleling switchgear
At just over one million square feet, the Kansas City International Airport (KCI) Single Terminal was the largest infrastructure project in the city’s history. The structure was built on the footprint of the airport’s former Terminal A, which was decommissioned and demolished in the summer of 2019.
Completed in 2023, with 39 gates and the ability to expand to 50 in the future. The project will also include a 6,300-space parking structure. The new terminal will support more efficient airline operations and allow airport users to enjoy the convenience of modern air travel in a facility with updated technology and amenities, close parking, spacious gate areas, and ample food and beverage options.
“Travelers will be impressed by the wide-open spaces the moment they enter the terminal,” says an airport statement on the project. “Light and airy with a Kansas City feel, including our signature fountains, the KCI single terminal will be a different journey than before.”
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