Kansas City International Airport: solid growth and Icelandair
Kansas City International airport has sustained solid growth during the past few years and marked a major milestone earlier in 2018 with Icelandair's launch to Reykjavik, marking the airport's first trans Atlantic flight. It is a key development for a mid-continent airport, and Kansas City hopes the new service to Iceland will lead to the establishment of additional long haul flights.
As it celebrates new service to Iceland, Kansas City International is undertaking construction of a new terminal to accommodate the airport's future growth.
Most mid-sized US airports remain in reasonably solid shape, and Kansas City International is no different. Its steady passenger growth should continue in 2018.
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