TRAFFIC ADVISORY
If you’re coming to Hollywood Burbank Airport, expect potential traffic delays. We recommend passengers arrive at least two hours before their scheduled flight time.
Starting April 20 through June 6, intermittent construction work will close down one lane of traffic on the southbound side of Hollywood Way near Thornton Avenue.
Passengers can instead use the Empire Avenue entrance, or enter the airport westbound on Thornton Avenue.
The construction will take place - as needed - Monday to Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
The sidewalk, bike lane and bus stop on the west side of Hollywood Way will also be closed between Winona Avenue and Thornton Avenue.
We’re almost 6 months away from the scheduled opening of the new passenger terminal! The first bathroom is complete, and the ticketing hall is almost finished.
In this month’s Elevate BUR project update, Construction Director Bob Bachtler also gives us a unique perspective of the silver screen canopy.
Construction at the new passenger terminal site continues at a rapid pace, including the installation of the most striking design feature: the silver screen canopy.
In this month’s Elevate BUR project update, Johanna Mathew explains the canopy’s inspiration, and shows us the future entrance to the facility.
Only 237 days remain until the scheduled opening of the new passenger terminal.
The terrazzo flooring is sparkling, TV monitors and counters have been installed, and the northern-most section of the new passenger facility is entering the final phase of construction!
Meanwhile, the process of connecting the silver screen canopy from the front of the terminal to the parking structure has begun.
Janice Lee has this month’s Elevate BUR project update.
It goes without saying, but you can’t open a new passenger terminal without providing access to planes. ✈️
Construction crews are now in the process of connecting the facility to our current airfield.
Luis Garcia has more on that – and updates from inside the new terminal - in this month’s Elevate BUR project update.
What a view! 👀
You’re getting a look at the Verdugo Mountains from the top of the parking structure at the @elevatebur passenger terminal construction site.
The new facility is scheduled to open in October 2026. To learn more about the project, go to ElevateBUR.com.
You can also subscribe to the project’s community newsletter by scrolling down to the “Stay Informed” section at the bottom of the page.
It’s time to take you on a journey at the terminal construction site from the front entrance to the gate!
Project Lead and Senior Associate David Huor is your tour guide in today’s Elevate BUR project update.
Construction continues in the baggage claim area at our new passenger facility. It will be three times bigger than the ones at our current terminal!
And for the first time, it’s possible to see the high ceilings at the front entrance.
Senior Program Manager Perry Martin gives us an update from the project site.
Mark your calendars! There’s just one year left until the scheduled opening of the new @elevatebur passenger terminal.
As we get ready to move into a safer, modern and more convenient facility, let’s also take a look back at a memorable construction journey….finishing with where things stand today.
If you’re flying out of BUR this month, you might notice planes traveling a different path on the airfield before takeoff. It’s all part of the “apron tie-in” to the new passenger terminal facility!
Construction crews worked with airport personnel to ensure there would be no impact on flight operations. Senior Project Engineer Cam Griffin has this month’s construction update.
Less than 400 days until the scheduled opening of our new passenger terminal facility!
The hard work of construction crews has been reflected with the latest milestone this month. And for the next phase….it’s all about the bags.
Jack Chapman with Holder Construction has this update from the field.
It’s the “main attraction”.
Take a look at the airfield view you’ll have when flying through the new passenger terminal facility.
Safety Coordinator Alex Sibert gives us this update from the project construction site.
