South Iowa News

Rep. Zach Nunn has announced that the Des Moines International Airport will receive a federal investment of over $5 million from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Airport Terminal Program. This funding will be used to construct new terminal areas at the airport, improving the overall travel experience for passengers.

In a statement, Rep. Nunn emphasized the importance of this investment in enhancing the airport's facilities. He stated, "Air travel anywhere can be a pain—from delayed flights to poor customer service and tight seats—this grant funding will help improve the Des Moines Airport terminal to make traveling easier and more comfortable for Iowans and visitors to our state."

The Des Moines International Airport will receive a total of $5,357,143 from the FAA. These funds will be utilized to construct common use terminal areas, modernizing the infrastructure and ensuring accessibility and efficiency.

The announcement was met with gratitude from Kevin Foley, the Executive Director of the Des Moines Airport. He expressed his appreciation to Congressman Nunn and the Iowa Federal Delegation for their unwavering support. Foley stated, "These funds bring us one step closer to funding the new terminal which will enhance air service capacity and elevate the passenger experience."

This federal investment will undoubtedly have a positive impact on the Des Moines International Airport. With upgraded terminal areas, passengers can expect improved facilities that cater to their needs. The funding will not only enhance the airport's infrastructure but also contribute to the overall growth of air travel in Iowa.

Rep. Nunn's dedication to securing funding for the airport is commendable. His commitment to improving travel options in Iowa is evident, and he will continue to advocate for further enhancements in the future. As the airport expands and modernizes, it will undoubtedly attract more visitors to the state, boosting tourism and economic development.

The Des Moines International Airport's receipt of $5.3 million in federal funding marks a significant milestone in the airport's journey towards growth and improvement. Passengers can look forward to a more comfortable and efficient travel experience, thanks to the construction of new terminal areas. With the support of Rep. Zach Nunn and the FAA, the Des Moines Airport is poised to become a hub of connectivity and convenience for both Iowans and visitors to the state.