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The @FIFAWorldCup may be over but we're not over it!
So many travelers from around the world flew in and out of Kansas City International airport that we had to share some of the favorite photos for one last lookback
Coming to Kansas City International Airport to pick someone up? On the way up, stop at the new cell phone lot on Bern St.
The 167 stall lot has restroom facilities, EV charging stations and is a convenient drive from the terminal.
The route will run four times a week and restores capacity on one of the routes that was reduced from Kansas City International Airport when Spirit Airlines shuttered earlier this year.
Already dreaming about a warm weather get away this winter? You'll have another option starting in November!
Today Frontier Airlines announced a new non-stop flight to Orlando International Airport launching on November 20th.
While dealing with this high-volume day, travelers only had average wait times of 2.5 minutes to reach the screening checkpoint.
This could not have been accomplished without the hard work and coordination of the Airport's screening contractor, VMD, and TSA.
Kansas City International Airport (MCI) set a record Sunday!
The Airport had its busiest outbound travel day in the history of MCI.
24,266 travelers went through security screening yesterday, marking the first time the airport has ever crossed the 24,000 mark.
This morning we said Tot Ziens to our friends from the Netherlands as the @OnsOranje flew out of Kansas City International Airport to return to Amsterdam.
Hup Holland Hup!
If you need help, look for the volunteers in the blue or black Aviation shirts, the information signs throughout the arrivals area, or visit one of the airport's three information desks!
Did you know that Aviation Department staff have been volunteering inside the terminal at Kansas City International Airport during the World Cup?
These staff members are spread around different points in the arrivals level to help any traveler who has a question!
Wednesday was the second busiest day of outbound traffic in Kansas City International History.
With flights filled with World Cup fans going to their next destination after the Kansas City match, nearly 23,500 people were screened, just 185 people short of the record.
The countdown clock in A concourse hit zero which means Itβs finally hereπ
The first match of the World Cup kicks off today in Mexico and only 5 more days until itβs our turn