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Hawaii is modernizing its airports with a $7 billion project, funded by fees and bonds, to upgrade terminals, runways, and parking, with completion by 2032–2033.
Hawaii is undertaking a $7 billion, multi-year airport modernization effort—the largest in state history—aimed at upgrading terminals, airfields, and support facilities across the islands.
Projects at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport include terminal renovations, a $5.95 million rail station upgrade connecting Skyline to Terminals 1 and 2, and expansion of dining with local brands.
The $2.1 billion Diamond Head Extension Program includes a new 3,500-stall parking structure and future commuter terminal planning.
All funding comes from airport fees, grants, and bonds—no state general funds.
Work is on schedule and within budget, with completion expected by 2032 or 2033.
Hawai está modernizando sus aeropuertos con un proyecto de $ 7 mil millones, financiado por tarifas y bonos, para actualizar terminales, pistas de aterrizaje y estacionamiento, con finalización en 2032 2033.