The San José Mineta International Airport Improvement Program (more formally known as the Airport Master Plan) consists of terminal construction, access and roadway improvements, parking garages and airfield upgrades. The Airport Improvement Program’s goals are to provide a world-class facility with state-of-the-art passenger amenities and a technologically advanced security system in a cost-efficient manner.
Airport Improvement Plan - Planning Documents
- Current Airport Master Plan (April 2020)
- FAA Approved Airport Layout Plan (June 2020)
- Annual Status Report on the Airport Master Plan for 2023
- Updated Airport Demand Forecasts (June 2017)
- Updated Airport Capacity Analysis/Facility Requirements (September 2017)
- Runway Incursion Mitigation (RIM) & Design Standards Analysis Study (2022)
Airport Improvement Plan - Environmental Documents
- Airport Master Plan Final Environmental Impact Report (EIR)
- Terminal B South Concourse Improvements - Final Environmental Assessment (EA)
Ongoing Airport Master Plan Projects
- Taxiway Victor Phase 1B/C - a multi-phase airfield safety project involving the relocation of Taxiway Victor. This phase continues previous work on Phase 1A, including partial replacement of former Runway 11/29 and an additional taxiway connector. Construction began on March 15, 2024, with substantial completion scheduled for December 2024.
- San José Police Department Air Support Unit Hangar - This project will replace the existing 50-year-old San José PD support hangar. The contract was awarded by City Council on November 7, 2023, construction began January 16, 2024, with substantial completion scheduled for April 2025.
- Airport Facilities Building - This project replaces existing 50-year-old maintenance buildings with facilities sufficient to address SJC’s future maintenance staff and fleet vehicle requirements. Construction began on June 15, 2023 and is scheduled to conclude in September, 2024.
Airport Connector Project
The City of San José is pursuing a project to connect the Airport to Diridon Station in downtown San José. The project web page contains details, status updates and resources.