Right turns temporarily closed overnight on Aolele Street for improvement project at HNL

Posted on Aug 15, 2018 in Airports News, Main, News

UPDATE: Due to adverse weather conditions from Lane and Olivia the work schedule will extend to September 28, 2018. All other details remain unchanged.

HONOLULU – The Hawaii Department of Transportation Airports Division alerts the public of a temporary lane closure on Aolele Street at the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL) for construction activities on the new Mauka Concourse project. Right turns will be restricted from the airport to Aolele Street, near the US Post Office, during overnight construction hours from 9:30 p.m. – 5:30 a.m., Sunday nights through Friday mornings beginning August 19 through September 14 28, 2018 (excluding the night of Sunday, September 2).

During the closure access to the US Post Office will be accessible on Aolele Street from Nimitz Highway. Signs will be placed throughout the area to alert drivers of the closure.

To view a map of the area please click here.

Construction on the Mauka Concourse and demolition of the former Commuter Terminal began June 1, 2018. For pictures of the ongoing construction click here.

The new $220 million Mauka Concourse will be located on the Ewa side of the airport and will connect with Terminal 1 (the former Interisland Terminal). The Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Silver Certified facility will accommodate eleven narrow body aircraft or six wide body aircraft. The second level departure area will include a new air-conditioned Transportation Security Administration (TSA) checkpoint with six lanes to screen passengers faster and reduce the amount of time spent in security lines.

For more details regarding new Mauka Concourse project, including renderings, click here.

Pictures of the ongoing construction and the lane closure area are below. Photo courtesy: “HDOT” or “Hawaii Department of Transportation”

Right turns will be restricted from the airport to Aolele Street, near the US Post Office, during overnight construction hours from 9:30 p.m. – 5:30 a.m., Sunday nights through Friday mornings beginning August 19 through September 14, 2018 (excluding the night of Sunday, September 2).

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