Concourse A Rehabilitation Project
Phase 1 complete — modernization continues through 2026
Project Update – July 2025
Albany International Airport has completed Phase 1 of the Concourse A Rehabilitation Project, the first major upgrade to Concourse A since it opened in 1979. This milestone brings modern, efficient, and passenger-focused improvements to two of the concourse’s boarding areas.
Phase 1 Highlights:
- New jet bridge gates A1 & A2 replacing former ground-level boarding
- Refreshed interior finishes: terrazzo flooring, modern ceiling design, and upgraded lighting
- Passenger amenities: new seating with integrated power outlets
- Energy-efficient upgrades: lighting and infrastructure improvements
Learn more about ALB’s Concourse A renovation here.
What's Next
Phases 2-4 will continue modernizing Concourse A to enhance the passenger experience:
- Renovation of Gates A3–A6
- Upgraded restrooms
- Improved mechanical and HVAC systems
- Additional passenger amenities such as enhanced concession and seating areas
The full project is scheduled for completion in 2026, ensuring ALB continues to provide safe, modern, and efficient travel infrastructure for over 3 million annual passengers.
Project Overview
A New, Improved, and Modern Experience for Concourse A
Concourse A serves as a critical part of Albany International Airport’s operations. Built in 1979, it was due for modernization to improve passenger comfort, operational efficiency, and airline access. This project supports:
- Enhanced passenger flow and boarding efficiency
- Weather-protected gates for a seamless travel experience
- Improved accessibility and ADA compliance
- Energy-efficient infrastructure and modernized mechanical systems
We're proud to have secured funding for this project through Congress' passage of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill.
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