Author name: Kyle Elliott

The Palm Springs International Airport (PSP) invites the public to attend the next Master Plan public presentation, which will be held Thursday, December 5, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., at the Palm Springs Convention Center. The latest PSP Master Plan event is another opportunity for residents and stakeholders to participate in the future development of […]

The Palm Springs International Airport (PSP) invites the public to attend the latest Master Plan Open House, which will be held Tuesday, June 4, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., at the Palm Springs Convention Center. The PSP Master Plan Open House is an opportunity for residents and stakeholders to participate in the future development of

The Palm Springs International Airport master plan process reached a major milestone in January, as the Palm Springs City Council selected a concept for the future development of the airport terminal. In the fall of 2023, airport staff, along with the Airport Master Plan Working Group, the Airport Commission, and the community, weighed in on

At the September 19 public open house, Palm Springs International Airport leadership presented four possibilities for the future development of the airport terminal facilities. While those who attended in person were able to talk to subject-matter experts and provide their insight at the event, we want to hear from all interested neighbors and residents. Please

In addition to the many planners, engineers, environmental scientists, architects, and aviation professionals that comprise the Palm Springs International Airport (PSP) Airport Master Plan team, the City of Palm Springs has also established a Working Group to participate in the process. The Working Group is made up of technical and non-technical experts, elected officials, and

Palm Springs, California – The City of Palm Springs is launching a new long-term planning effort for the Palm Springs International Airport (PSP). The Airport Master Plan is a comprehensive look at the entire airport facility and its potential over the next two decades. The plan will build on the current Airport Master Plan, approved