Carts (and maybe someday a tram) may cut down on walk times It will be placed on the floor of the mini-plaza of Concourse B, not set to open until October 2024, when the new “central tunnel” that will connect Concourse A and B opens to foot traffic. However, travelers will have to wait before they’ll be able to see it again. The world map that was on the floor of the old Terminal 1 was saved - even though airport officials originally thought there was no way to keep it from being destroyed. The iconic world map was savedĪirport officials found a way to salvage some nostalgia from the old airport facility that was demolished to make way for the new. Its delivery fee is $2.99.įive restaurants are participating in the program: California Pizza Kitchen, Granato’s Gourmet Market, Uinta Brewing Co., Market Street Grill, and Gourmandise Euro Diner and Bakery.
Gita, a stout little delivery robot, now rolls around the airport’s concourses, accompanied by a human escort.
They then have the option of picking up their order at the restaurant themselves, having it delivered by a human - or by Gita. The result puts the airport on a whole new level of futuristic.Ĭustomers can order their food items on a mobile website,. Servy, a mobile food ordering service, recently launched a touchless food ordering service at the Salt Lake City International Airport.
Here are five unique things you won’t want to miss: This robot can deliver your foodĭon’t want to leave your gate? Gita’s got you covered. Throughout the entire airport, there will be nearly 1.6 miles of moving walkways to help people move about.īecause of its massive size, it will likely take travelers more than one trip to grasp how much the airport has to offer.
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