LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — Harry Reid Airport is celebrating a milestone.
Airport officials recently announced the completion of a three-year, $71 million overhaul of its Baggage Handling System this month.
The project brought upgrades to both terminals, including eight rebuilt carousels, eight replacements, new conveyors and LED-equipped carousel columns in Terminal 1, plus modernized computer hardware and software for BHS controls in Terminal 3.
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“Modernizing our airport means investing in the infrastructure and technology that keep our operations running reliably and efficiently,” said James C. Chrisley, Clark County Director of Aviation.
“These upgrades are an important step in improving baggage handling, easing congestion and creating a smoother, more efficient travel experience for our passengers.”
Airport officials say the work finished on time and on budget, and is expected to speed up baggage handling, improve passenger flow and ease congestion in key areas.
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