Airport Parking Limited as Long-Term Lot Closes for Summer Construction

Airport parking will be severely limited over the summer as construction takes place in all four parking lots. Passengers traveling through JIA this summer are strongly encouraged to catch a ride from family and friends or use ground transportation options like taxis, rideshares, and public transit.

The permanent Long-Term Parking Lot closes today, May 31. A temporary lot is open north of the terminal—look for detour signs on the right as you approach on Shell Simmons Drive. Parking in this lot is limited to a maximum of 14 days prepaid (pay at the kiosk before you fly), and overstays will be towed and impounded at the owner’s expense.

The Short-Term Parking Lot will be temporarily relocated during later stages of construction.

For more information about Juneau Airport parking improvements, see the JIA parking flyer or contact Pam Chapin at (907) 789-7821.

May 31st, 2023|

Major Improvements to Juneau International Airport Parking Coming in Summer 2023

Major improvements to the Juneau International Airport parking lots will take place during the summer of 2023. Work will affect all four lots—Long-Term, Short-Term, Rental Car and Employee—and will begin in May. Improvements include work on curbs, repaving, lighting and draining, as well as the implementation of a new payment system.

The Long-Term Lot will be temporarily relocated for the duration of construction and Short-Term, Taxi Staging, and Rental Car parking will be relocated for shorter periods at various times during construction.

During the busy summer season, the Airport anticipates parking will be very tight and at times all lots will be completely full. Passengers are encouraged to seek rides or use ground transportation options—taxis, rideshares, or public transit—whenever possible to ease parking congestion and ensure safe and smooth travel.

Long-Term Lot Construction

A temporary long-term parking area opened May 19 north of the terminal. Follow detour signs to the north of the terminal, on the ramp side (right side) approaching from Shell Simmons Drive. The permanent Long-Term Lot will close May 31. Travelers departing in May and returning after May 31 should park in the temporary lot.

Parking in the temporary long-term lot will be limited to a maximum of 14 days for the duration of construction. Overstay vehicles will be subject to tow and impound at the owner’s expense.

New Parking Payment System

Effective immediately, long-term airport parking payment will transition to a prepay system. Short-term parking payment will transition in June. Passengers will have the option of paying at kiosks located in the lots or via the REEF Mobile smartphone app. Download the app for Apple or Android or search for REEF Mobile in your smartphone’s app store.

Please note that under the prepay system, passengers must pay for parking before their stay in the lot—whether it is a short visit to the terminal or an overnight trip.

Short-Term Lot Construction

The Short-Term Lot is expected to remain unchanged until mid-June, when the existing payment system will be replaced. The short-term parking area will also be temporarily relocated for a short time during the later stages of construction. Please be alert for detour signs.

For more information, see the JIA parking flyer or contact Pam Chapin at (907) 789-7821.

This post was updated May 23, 2023.

May 22nd, 2023|

EVAR (Airport Dike Trail) parking lot closure, Friday and Saturday, July 22 and 23

The Juneau International Airport will be hosting its full scale emergency exercise on Saturday, July 23, 2022. The Emergency Vehicle Access Road (EVAR – aka Airport Dike Trail) parking lot located off of Radcliffe Road will be closed to the general public from 5PM on Friday, July 22 until 1 PM on Saturday, July 23. This closure is to ensure that there will be adequate parking for full scale volunteers.

For more information, contact Phil Adams: [email protected]

Airport Full Scale Exercise Saturday, July 23

The Juneau International Airport will be hosting its full scale emergency exercise on Saturday, July 23, 2022. As part of the exercise, there will be a simulated aircraft crash at the airport starting at 9 AM and running to approximately noon. There will be a live fire that is part of the simulation.

Be aware that smoke and flames may be visible during the exercise.

For more information, contact Phil Adams: [email protected]

 

Volunteers needed for airport full scale exercise

The Juneau International Airport will be hosting its full scale emergency exercise on Saturday, July 23, 2022. Community volunteers are needed to assist in role-playing as injured passengers, distraught family members and by-standers for the event.

Volunteering for the full scale exercise is a great way to serve the community and to gain a greater understanding of how a real life emergency response is handled. Anyone that is interested in participating as a volunteer can request details via email: [email protected]

For more information, contact Phil Adams: [email protected] or 907-321-3803.