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MRY Metamorphosis

Transforming MRY to Reflect the Vibrancy of the Monterey Region
Join us on the evolution and journey as we transform into a beautiful new gateway to the Monterey Region

Monterey Regional Airport (MRY) is undergoing a metamorphosis to make way for constructing new federally required safety enhancement projects. The MRY Metamorphosis (also known as the Safety Enhancement Program) is a multiphase transformation that includes a replacement terminal that will welcome passengers in June 2027, and will transform how the region’s residents and visitors travel. 

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News Kyarra HarrisMonterey Herald

Monterey Airport Construction Continues over summer

A wayfinding  sign at the intersection of Olmsted and Garden Road--site of the airport roundabout.

MONTEREY – Monterey Regional Airport is moving into the next phase of construction on a new airport entrance as part of its passenger terminal replacement project, with work on a new roundabout expected to be completed in November. The roadway project, which began back in March, is part of the Federal Aviation

Press Release

Monterey Regional Airport Updates the Construction Timeline for Airport Roadway Entrance
Phased Project Continues to Prioritize Safety and Minimize Impacts to Motorists - Travelers Are Asked to Arrive 90 Minutes Before Flight Departure Time for On-Time Boarding

Monterey Regional Airport Updates the Construction Timeline for Airport Roadway Entrance

Monterey, CA, July 14, 2026 – Monterey Regional Airport (MRY) continues constructing a new roadway system to support the replacement passenger terminal, which is part of the FAA-required MRY Metamorphosis Safety Enhancement Program. Begun in March 2026,

News Mary SchleyCarmel Pine Cone

New Terminal on Track for Summer 2027 Opening

MRY Staff, Board Members and Contracting Partners sign the beam.

By this time next year, locals and visitors could be flying in and out of a brand-new terminal at Monterey Regional Airport, executive director Chris Morello told the Carmel City Council June 2 as she recounted the progress made since the $200 million effort to overhaul its facilities and improve safety on the tarmac began in 2020. Her presentation came a few days after the airport team and their contractors celebrated raising the

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