Customers will begin to notice construction activity at the airport beginning in 2011 as Little Rock National Airport prepares for the first phase of a terminal renovation project which will include a new inline baggage system, upgraded ticketing lobby and energy upgrades. The $53 million project, approved by the Commission in April (2010) is the first phase of what  will be a full renovation of the existing terminal.  The work on the first phase is expected to take two years to complete.

See images of the full renovation here.

Click to listen to Audio/Podcast answers by LIT's Executive Director, Ron Mathieu to your questions about what's next for your airport:  

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Why does LIT need to grow?

From where will the money come for the first phase of the renovation?

What about funding for the second phase of the renovation?

What is this renovation going to cost me?

How will 2014 change things for LIT?

What makes LIT a unique airport?

Little Rock Executive Director, Ron Mathieu's interview on Today's THV: 

Interested in having Executive Director, Ron Mathieu as a guest speaker at your next meeting to discuss what's happening at Little Rock National Airport? Let us know.