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Amazon Pitches Boise on New Storage and Distribution Center at Boise Airport The Boise City Council will consider a proposal from Amazon to build a new air cargo center at the Boise Airport as part of a ground lease for up to 35 years, with possible endorsement coming Tuesday evening at the council's regular weekly meeting. By Kevin Fixler and Paul Schwedelson Quote:
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Alaska Airlines Explains Its Strategy In Boise by Jay Singh November 25, 2021 Quote:
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https://www.idahopress.com/news/loca...50bd65bc4.html
Boise Airport to break ground on new parking garages By IDAHO PRESS STAFF newsroom@idahopress.com Jan 20, 2022 https://bloximages.newyork1.vip.town...size=750%2C502 https://bloximages.newyork1.vip.town...size=750%2C502 Quote:
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1) New exit plaza 2) Tear down old exit plaza 3) Build parking garage 4) Finish employee parking garage 5) Build car rental garage and car rental extension 6) Move car rental agencies to new rental extension 7) Move car rental parking to parking garage 8) Build concourse A 9) Move escalators further back into the current car rental area (where you would drop into the bottom level of the airport much sooner as you come out of the concourse area) and widen the security checkpoint. A few of those may get rearranged, but so far that seems to be the order of the plans. :tup: |
I had heard years ago when they rebuilt the airport that the plan was to eventually extend the ticketing area to the east and add four more baggage claim areas underneath that new extension. if you look at the current airport, essentially the new ticketing/baggage area would mirror what's there now.
not sure if that was ever the plan, but it seems like it would make sense to do eventually. the new addition would basically be on the location of the old airport terminal, and would add a second security checkpoint, too. |
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it'd be kind of a shame if they didn't complete it that way.
i recall thinking that it was a clever design that loosely mimicked the capitol building: a rotunda in the middle and two wings. oh well. a second security area and more baggage claims would be nice. the biggest need is really a cell phone lot... every time i go to the airport to pick someone up, the cell phone waiting line is packed. |
https://www.masstransitmag.com/alt-m...it-was-floated
Boise could see pilot program for 3-wheel scooters, over a year after it was floated March 3, 2022 It's not uncommon to see people zipping around on two-wheel electric scooters in downtown Boise and on the Greenbelt. A new three-wheel, self-parking e-scooter could be hitting Boise streets in just a few months. By Joni Auden Land Source The Idaho Statesman (TNS) Quote:
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The startup airline, Avelo, is starting service between Boise and Burbank.
Boise Airport hosting additional flights to LA https://idahonews.com/news/local/boi...-flights-to-la |
Study to reopen Amtrak service to Boise steaming ahead
By Margaret Carmel BoiseDev June 29, 2022 https://boisedev.com/wp-content/uplo...r_1977_map.png Image courtesy of BoiseDev. "Efforts to reboot the mothballed passenger rail service through Boise are cruising ahead. In November 2021, Congress passed President Joe Biden’s infrastructure package with $41.5 billion in new funding for Amtrak to expand and upgrade its national network. Some of these funds were allocated for a study examining the potential operation and economic impact of reopening Amtrak’s Pioneer Line, which carried passengers from Portland through Pendleton, Oregon, Boise, Pocatello and south to Salt Lake City through the late 1990s. Officials in Boise are hopeful this study is the first step toward reestablishing passenger rail service through the Treasure Valley and southern Idaho. Bringing rail back would give passengers more choices for traveling the region without having the hassle of flying or traversing dangerous roads during the winter months..." https://boisedev.com/2022/06/29/amtrak-boise-service/ |
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I hope this happens. I would love to see our beautiful depot welcome Amtrak back. The route between here and Portland would be gorgeous to experience. |
https://lmtribune.com/business/train...aff65428d.html
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Boise Airport to expand planned rental car garage in two-step project worth nearly $100 million https://boisedev.com/news/2018/09/11...ster-plan-boi/ Future of flight at BOI: Runways, concourses and parking – here’s what’s ahead at the Boise Airport |
Was going through TSA this morning and noticed they were installing Clear terminals where The River Gift Shop used to be. Guessing that means either the demographics of Clear members say it was time, or they are expecting a big increase in traffic in future. Pre in Boise is usually a breeze but this will be nice for those few times there is a line. I haven’t looked at their location list in a while, but thinking BOI may be the smallest airport where they are deployed.
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Work begins on Boise’s $100 million car-rental center By DAVID STAATS Idaho Statesman Dec 11, 2022 Quote:
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Lime announces $12M investment in Boise micromobility program By: IBR Staff January 4, 2023 Quote:
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City of Bikes
Biking 8th Street from the North End through downtown Boise to the Greenbelt? A new plan might make it easier, and safer
https://www.idahopress.com/news/loca...8b4df4f8f.html The recommendation was for the commission to adopt modified concept A, which includes “raised and protected bike lanes in both directions,” on Eighth Street between Franklin and Union streets, said Justin Lucas, Deputy Director of Plans and Projects. |
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