Wichita Mid-Continent Airport - Current Airport Passenger Terminal

Current Airport Passenger Terminal

The current airport has one terminal with a total of eleven (11) boarding gates on two connected concourses: the East Concourse houses Gates 1 through 6 and the West Concourse houses Gates 7 through 12. Gates 1, 7 and 11 are not being used by any airline at the present time. Gate 9 has not been utilized for several years, due to its smaller size (seating capacity) and lack of a boarding bridge. This gate hold area was converted into a "Home Team Sports Bar" in 2007 (for this reason it is no longer considered a "Gate"). Currently 8 gates are used, on a daily basis, at Mid-Continent Airport. Gates 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 10 and 12 have boarding bridges. Gates 4, 7, 8 and 11 do not have boarding bridges (aka:jet bridge), passengers must walk outside of the airport terminal on the Tarmac to board or de-plane (departing or arriving) aircraft at these four gates.

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