Tampa International Airport releases new renderings of Airside D terminal

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Published  September 4, 2024 6:15am EDT
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TAMPA, Fla. - Tampa International Airport has released new renderings of what will be its newest airside terminal, opening in 2028. 

Airside D looking to the east, with Airside C, the Airport Marriott, TPA's FAA Air Traffic Control Tower and the Main Terminal visible. (Photo courtesy: TPA)
A view of Airside D looking to the northwest, with the west runway in the background. (Photo courtesy: TPA)
Airside D facing to the southwest, with Airsides E and F in the background. (Photo courtesy: TPA)
Airside D from the George J. Bean Parkway, to the northwest of the Main Terminal. (Photo courtesy: TPA)
The secure corridor that wraps around three sides of Airside D, allowing passengers arriving aboard international flights to proceed to the U.S. Customs area. (Photo courtesy: TPA)
The view inside Airside D, exiting the TSA Security Checkpoint into the Concessions area. (Photo courtesy: TPA)
A view of Airside D's interior gate areas, with clerestory windows to allow natural light to filter in from above. (Photo courtesy: TPA)
The International Arrivals exit from U.S. Customs, with escalators up to the Airside D Shuttle Station. (Photo courtesy: TPA)

TPA's 16-gate, $1.5 billion Airside D will be the airport's first new airside in almost 20 years, according to airport officials. 

READ: TPA updates Airside D plans as airport works to keep up with Bay Area’s rapid growth

The terminal's design includes:

  • Two levels plus a mezzanine for 2 airline lounges with views of the airfield and the bay
  • International Passenger Arrival Processing Area on the first floor
  • Shopping and dining locations at the center of the Airside, offering 360-degree views of the gates

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Airside D will be located northwest of TPA's main terminal and will feature ample natural light and views of the bay, according to a TPA news release. 

The design process is currently at 15%, so officials said these images are subject to change as the design evolves.