After a partial demolition and reconstruction, Terminal 2 reopened its doors on April 11, 2011. The Boarding Area D has LEED Gold Certification, meaning it is a “green” building. Terminal 2 features a museum gallery and art gallery, along with water bottle-filling stations.
Virgin America and American currently occupy the 14 gates, some of which are common use. American left Boarding Area E, which will be renovated.
Terminal 2 was originally built in 1954 as the Central Terminal. A renovation in 1983, including a new control tower, made it the International Terminal until its replacement in December 200/
Virgin America and American currently occupy the 14 gates, some of which are common use. American left Boarding Area E, which will be renovated.
Terminal 2 was originally built in 1954 as the Central Terminal. A renovation in 1983, including a new control tower, made it the International Terminal until its replacement in December 200/
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