Updates & Phases
Update as of Wednesday, July 23, 2008:
ALL Ticket Counters have now relocated to the temporary ticket lobby. The former ticket lobby is now closed for construction of the high-tech Baggage Handling System.
Update as of Tuesday, July 22, 2008:
Delta/Skywest have relocated their ticket counter to the Temporary Ticket Lobby.
Update as of Thursday, July 17, 2008:
American Airlines and Allegiant Air have relocated their ticket counters to the Temporary Ticket Lobby.
Update as of Friday, July 11, 2008:
Alaska/Horizon has relocated its ticket counter to the south end of the Temporary Ticket Lobby, next to United Airlines.
Update as of Wednesday, July 9, 2008:
United Airlines has relocated its ticket counter to the south end of the Temporary Ticket Lobby, next to Southwest Airlines.
The first crosswalk between the parking garage and temporary lobby will provide the most direct access to the new ticket counter location. United skycaps will be available along the curb near the first crosswalk.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Passengers should add 15 minutes to their travel time as the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) screening equipment will be relocating in the ticket lobby. This process will add time to the screening of your bags.
Update as of Wednesday, June 25, 2008:
Southwest Airlines has relocated its ticket counter to the south end of the Temporary Ticket Lobby.
The first crosswalk between the parking garage and temporary lobby will provide the most direct access to the new ticket counter location. Southwest skycaps will be available along the curb near the first crosswalk.
Intense interior work is underway inside the Temporary Ticket Lobby. Between now and June 25th, HVAC, electrical, painting, paging and a sprinkler system will be installed. Passengers should enter the Temporary Ticket Lobby and continue to the nearest entrance to reach the Ticket Counters in the existing Ticket Lobby.
Stay tuned to this web site for a schedule and updates on the Ticket Counter relocations.
Update as of Wednesday, April 3, 2008:
Beginning Wednesday, April 2, 2008, the Airline Skycap podiums will begin moving out to the center median, making skycap check-in easier for travelers. The airlines scheduled to move this week are Continental and American Airlines, followed by United Airlines and Delta Air Lines next week. The Southwest Airlines skycap move is yet to be scheduled.
The new Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority Web Check-In Center is now available. Located across from the PGA Tour Shop, this newly created computer & printer station will give passengers the ability to print a boarding pass for any airline servicing the Reno-Tahoe International Airport. In general, boarding passes are only available 1 to 24 hours prior to scheduled departure and customers traveling with luggage not meeting carry-on requirements must check in at their respective airline ticket counter.
Update as of Monday, March 24, 2008:
Passengers entering the ticket lobby over the next few weeks will see and experience extensive construction work. A combination of construction fencing, signage and airport staff members will help guide customers through the process.The outside of the temporary ticket lobby is under construction on what was previously the front curb of the terminal. The framework and outer walls are currently being constructed.
When the outside of the temporary lobby is complete, interior work including HVAC, electrical and carpentry will take place.
At this point in the project, all the doors to the ticket lobby are open and accessible.
Update as of Thursday, February 28, 2008:
Local phone calls are free from airport courtesy phones so arriving passengers without cell phones can call their party to notify them of their arrival.
