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70 Planning for Offsite Airport Terminals
Offsite Terminal Facility Preparation
and Capital Improvements
Work items related to the development, construction, and mitigation of the offsite terminal
and parking are as follows:
· Conduct studies related to operations, impacts, and mitigation such as environmental studies
and traffic studies.
· Obtain necessary permits for site preparation, construction, and operation.
· If zoning changes required, complete application process.
· Construct terminal and parking.
· Coordinate arrival and installation of equipment, furniture, and finishes with construction
schedule.
· Activate communication lines and other utilities and test functionality prior to opening day.
· Develop and install signage in the terminal, at the parking area, at the property entrance, and
on the property.
· Arrange for the installation of wayfinding on local roads and highway exits.
· Take necessary steps for implementation of mitigation measures on site and in site-impacted area.
On-Airport Facility Preparation
The following are on-airport work items related to accommodating the transportation link
and passenger wayfinding:
· Designate loading and unloading zones at departure and arrivals curbs because, ideally, the
transportation link will pick-up and drop-off at all air passenger terminals;
· Develop and install signage inside terminal and at curb areas for customer wayfinding; and
· Designate vehicle layover area on-airport or near the airport.
Develop Pro Forma and Scenario Analysis
Pro forma and scenario analysis tasks are as follows:
· Develop pro forma to estimate the financial performance of the project; ideally, this is done
prior to implementation.
· Use pro forma to test scenarios such as fare levels, parking rates, different facility plans, and
bus-service levels.
· Refine pro forma as project progresses.
Advertising, Branding, and Public Information
To develop a program that will create awareness of the offsite terminal far enough in advance
that passengers will plan to use it for flights taken beginning on opening day, branding, adver-
tising, and public information campaigns should be completed. The tasks are as follows:
· For branding, develop a brand identity for bus and terminal that will be incorporated into
advertising and signage.
· For advertising,
Develop an advertising campaign for launching the offsite terminal and transportation link
and
Develop an ongoing advertising program to continue to build awareness and customer base.
