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New terminal at Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport

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The Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport has officially opened its new three-gate passenger terminal, a significant development that enhances local air travel options and connectivity. Groundbreaking for the project took place in August 2022, and the recent unveiling marks a pivotal moment for the community. Executive Director Tony highlighted the terminal's role in bolstering the area's transportation infrastructure and supporting economic growth. The enhanced facilities are expected to attract more airlines and increase passenger traffic. This new terminal not only meets the current demands of travelers but also prepares the airport for future expansion and service diversification.

The project reflects a broader commitment to improving regional infrastructure and providing better travel experiences for residents and visitors alike. As Pullman continues to grow, the airport's advancements are vital for sustaining economic development and connectivity. Overall, the terminal serves as a landmark achievement for the city and its transportation landscape.

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