The north platform vertical surface finishes.The construction team will then install several new features while ensuring that the new surfaces match the existing finish of the platforms and walls. The project includes the rehabilitation of the platform surface and canopies, which consists of removing portions of the existing surfaces-such as the glazed curtainwall, epoxy flooring, automatic doors, tactile warning edges, center platform roofing, and north platform polycarbonate canopy panels. “The rehabbed platforms and passenger waiting areas… and new lighting… will create a welcoming new transit gateway for travelers continuing to destinations throughout our region.” “The improvements planned as part of this project will enhance the travel experience for the millions of visitors who fly to Philadelphia each year for tourism and business,” said Richards. This two-year project will substantially enhance the appearance and functionality of each of the airport’s rail platforms. Significant improvements are currently underway for PHL’s Airport Line stations. “We appreciate SEPTA’s ongoing partnership with us, and we thank our elected officials and PennDOT for recognizing the need for this work and awarding these grants to PHL,” said Appulingam. The project received two grants from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania: $500,000 from the PennDOT Multimodal Transportation Fund and $424,900 from the PennDOT Bureau of Aviation Grant Program. Having reliable mass transit makes working at the airport a viable option." Driving is not possible for many of these folks. "The Airport Line is also important for bringing employees to work- from our Division of Aviation employees that live all over the city, to flight crews and concessions staff. Only a handful of major airports are able to offer this amenity to its passengers," said Brune. In just about 30 minutes, passengers can travel between Center City and the airport- and make connections to other destinations across the Greater Philadelphia region.
"Philadelphia is fortunate to have a rail line that connects directly to our terminals.
District 26), State Representative Regina Young (Pa District 185), SEPTA CEO and General Manager Leslie Richards and Senior Vice President, Marketing & Communications for the Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau Joe Heller. Joining Airport Interim CEO Keith Brune and Deputy Director of Aviation- Capital Development Api Appulingam were PA State Senator Timothy Kearney (Pa. On Friday, September 9, the City of Philadelphia Division of Aviation, Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA), and local and elected officials gathered on Philadelphia International Airport's (PHL) Terminal D/E Regional Rail platform for a ground-breaking ceremony for the SEPTA Platform Rehabilitation project.
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