JACKSON, Wyo. — At last, the Jackson Hole Airport is back to regular programming.

For 78 days, construction crews worked around the clock to ensure the project would reach completion on time. Renovations included a full runway reconstruction and terminal upgrades.

This morning, the Jackson Hole Airport Board, construction workers and community members gathered for a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the airport’s reopening. Even Wyoming Governor Gordon flew in to mark the occasion.

“With the incredible help of airport staff, contractors and our local partners, we are delighted to reopen the airport on time and on budget,” said Bob McLaurin, Jackson Hole Airport Board President. 

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