Taxiway C Continuous Closure Between Taxiway N and Taxilane C12
Advisory: 2022-04 | April 11, 2022 |
Taxiway C Continuous Closure Between Taxiway N and Taxilane C12
April 12, 2022 - July 30, 2022
Taxiway C between Taxiway N and Taxilane C12 will be closed continuously for construction of the future Taxilane C13 as part of enabling work for the TBIT West South Terminal Project.
This Phase 1 Taxiway C closure between Taxiway N and Taxilane C12 is scheduled April 12, 2022 through July 30, 2022, which will include pavement demolition, construction of new pavement, rerouting of underground utilities, and reconfiguration of taxiway markings, signs and lighting.
The Phase 2 Taxiway C closure between Taxiway L and the future Taxilane C13 (just east of Taxiway N) is scheduled August 07, 2022 through August 28, 2022, which will include construction activities to decommission Taxilane C12 after Taxilane C13 is complete and open for aircraft movement.
Taxiway B13 between Taxiways B and C will be closed continuously during both phases to support the construction activities.
Please expect the FAA Air Traffic Control Tower to provide alternate routing instructions around this taxiway closure for taxiing or towing aircraft.
Date | Closure Duration |
Taxiway C Between TWY N and TXL C12 | Continuous 4/12/22 - 7/30/22 |
Taxiway B13 Between TWY B and TWY C | Continuous 4/12/22 - 8/28/22 |
Taxiway C Between TWY L and future TXL C13 | Continuous 8/7/22 - 8/28/22 |
For questions or comments regarding this advisory, please contact Airside Manager Jeff Mort atJMort@lawa.org. For any immediate hazards/questions, please contact the ARCC at(424) 646-LAWA (5292).
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