Many passengers arrive and depart on flights chartered by a nearby casino resort in Laughlin, NV. On average, the revamped facility services nearly 250,000 passengers per year, with enplanements increasing 11% in 2010. It also beat tough financial odds: emerging from 'near insolvency' six years ago to 'solid ground,' as Mohave County Airport Authority officials describe IFP's current state. Key Benefits: Congestion eased in ticketing area holdroom facility added new baggage handling facility with increased security updated aesthetics & Supplier: Krueger Int'lĬustom Golf Bag Racks: Fine Line Fabrication Terminal Rehab Contractor: GC Builders (now defunct)īaggage Claim Contractor: TSG Constructors, LLCīaggage Conveyor: T&S Conveyors (now defunct)īaggage Handling System Mfg.

Terminal Expansion/Renovations: Late 2005 - Spring 2008 (Design Through Construction)īaggage Claim: Construction completed in 2010 dock added in 2011Īrchitect/Design Subcontractor: DWL Architects + Planners Holdroom Expansion: 2003 - Fall 2005 (Design Through Construction) Owner/Operator: Mohave County, AZ / Mohave County Airport Authority

Location: Laughlin (NV)/Bullhead (AZ) Int'l Airport Project: Terminal Expansion & Renovations It was recently named 2011 Airport of the Year by the Arizona Department of Transportation, beating out 82 other contenders. With $20 million worth of airport development in the last five years, Laughlin/Bullhead International Airport (IFP) increased its odds of winning - and won.

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