Charlotte and LaGuardia Work Takes Off, Philadelphia Runway on Hold

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Lauren Keeley gestured at the sprawling Terminal B at LaGuardia International Airport, where some of the 14.3 million annual users were standing in a taxi line at the curb. "This building will be a taxiway," says the design-build coordinator for the Skanska-Walsh joint-venture team. Within 39 months, some of those passengers should be using parts of a new 1.3-million-sq-ft, 35-gate terminal that will sit some 600 ft farther south, near the Grand Central Parkway, thanks to the first public-private partnership for a replacement terminal in the U.S.