The article was published by St. Louis Post-Dispatch on October 29, 2024.
Federal regulators have determined that the planned $2.8 billion revamp of St. Louis Lambert International Airport will have no significant environmental impact.
The decision by the Federal Aviation Administration is the latest hurdle cleared for Lambert’s plan to consolidate the airport’s two passenger terminals into one new terminal and to make other major changes. The FAA last year had approved Lambert’s master plan for the project, conditional on the outcome of the environmental review. Lambert still must get agreement from Lambert’s airlines on details of the plan.
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