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Construction congestion ahead for Lambert Travelers
Date: 7/24/2011 Album ID: 1291149
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Lambert-St. Louis International Airport is entering its busiest construction phase in its renovation program with the relocation of the B & D checkpoint. Lambert Director Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge announced the changes Sunday during a press conference.
7/24/11 Sunday St. Louis --- We are thoroughly lost, said Edith Macmillan as she and her husband Hugh Macmillan, from San Antonio, try to find the arrival waiting area for flights coming to the D concourse Sunday at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport. Temporary hallways and signage make the arrival area a confusing maze for some visitors. You need a sense of humor, said Hugh Macmillan. The Macmillans were there to pick up their daughter. J.B. Forbes jforbes@post-dispatch.com
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7/24/11 Sunday St. Louis --- We are thoroughly lost, said Edith Macmillan as she and her husband Hugh Macmillan, from San Antonio, try to find the arrival waiting area for flights coming to the D concourse Sunday at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport. Temporary hallways and signage make the arrival area a confusing maze for some visitors. You need a sense of humor, said Hugh Macmillan. The Macmillans were there to pick up their daughter. J.B. Forbes jforbes@post-dispatch.com
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7/24/11 Sunday St. Louis --- Hugh Macmillan, from San Antonio asks directions from a security officer Sunday at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport as he tries to find the arrival area for passengers coming in from the D concourse. Temporary hallways and signage make the arrival area a confusing maze for some visitors. You need a sense of humor, said Hugh Macmillan. The He and his wife, Edith Macmillan were there to pick up their daughter. J.B. Forbes jforbes@post-dispatch.com
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7/24/11 Sunday St. Louis --- Visitors to Lambert-St. Louis International Airport have to navigate a labyrinth of temporary plywood passageways as the airport prepares to enter its busiest construction phase during its renovation program. J.B. Forbes jforbes@post-dispatch.com
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7/24/11 Sunday St. Louis --- Lambert-St. Louis International Airport public information officer Jeff Lea and Lambert Director Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge set up renderings of what the airport will look like after the renovation before a press conference announcing the next phase of construction. J.B. Forbes jforbes@post-dispatch.com
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7/24/11 Sunday St. Louis --- Lambert Director Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge answers questions about the next phase of construction at the airport that is set to begin. J.B. Forbes jforbes@post-dispatch.com
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7/24/11 Sunday St. Louis --- A rendering shows what the security area will look like at Lambert after the next phase of construction. J.B. Forbes jforbes@post-dispatch.com
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7/24/11 Sunday St. Louis --- Passengers approach the security area at Lambert near the C and D concourse where plywood lines the upper deck where windows used to be. J.B. Forbes jforbes@post-dispatch.com
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7/24/11 Sunday St. Louis --- In the temporary constrution formation, passengers arriving at the D concourse will have to walk to the B concourse area to leave the security area. Behind the guard at right is where the entrance to the C concourse is blocked off waiting for reconstruction to begin. J.B. Forbes jforbes@post-dispatch.com
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