The initial pour represents a fraction of the 265,000 cubic yards of concrete that will be poured for the approximately 6.4 million-square-foot facility, which will become the largest rental car facility in the world when completed.
The new layout will include a driveway leading to the building, which officials say will make the pick-up and drop-off process easier.
These interactive models include views of and from within the system’s three central terminal area stations and two intermodal transportation facility stations.
The $500 million Conrac project has been selected as the P3 Deal of the Year for the Americas by Project Finance International.
Yellowstone Regional Airport is planning a $1.4 million renovation to its on-site rental car facilities. The new quick turn-around facility will include an overflow parking area, an automated car wash, prep bays for the vehicles, and gasoline pumps.
LAX currently averages 267,000 vehicle rentals a month, making it the second largest rental car market among airports in the U.S.
The Conrac will be constructed on a 19.31-acre site, with 2,925 public parking spaces, and 3,380 rental car spaces to support 10 rent-a-car brands.
The 5.3 million-square-foot Conrac facility will feature 18,000 parking stalls with 6,600 ready/return spaces, 10,000 idle vehicle storage spaces, and 1,100 rental car employee spaces as well as visitor parking.
The 2.7-million-square-foot Conrac will be constructed on a 16.65-acre site, with 2,925 public parking spaces and 3,380 rental car spaces to support 10 rent-a-car brands.
The most significant change that has happened in the development of airport CONRACs is the need to respond to the shifting dynamics of airport ground transportation in general.