The Kansas City Business Journal recently interviewed James Dietz, aviation practice director at Henderson Engineers, about the firm’s role as lead engineer for the new $1.5 billion single terminal Kansas City International Airport (MCI).

Dietz elaborated on a variety of forward-thinking engineering solutions that Henderson is spearheading including the technological infrastructure that supports key features like touchless kiosks, intuitive display systems and video walls, and visual paging boards for passengers who are deaf or hard of hearing. The new MCI, which is the largest ever infrastructure project in the Kansas City region, is scheduled to open in early 2023. Click here to read the full KC Business Journal story.

Henderson’s contributions to MCI were also recently featured in AviationPros, Biometric Update, Civil + Structural Engineer, Johnson County Gazette, Kansas City Chamber of Commerce, MetroWire Media, Passenger Terminal Today, Platte County Landmark, REBusiness, Regional Gateway, REjournals, and Travel Daily News International.