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Sorry for the misinformation. long term rates are $9 max per day.
Parking Rates Set for New Airport
from 2010 May — The New ECP
by NewPFN on May 5, 2010
PRESS RELEASE
Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport
Media Contact: Randy Curtis
Airport Executive Director
(850) 763-6751 ext. 203
West Bay, FL (May 3, 2010) – The Panama City – Bay County Airport and Industrial District Authority (Airport Authority) has set the parking rates for the public short-term and long-term parking lots at the new Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport.
If you are parking in the short-term lot, the first 10 minutes are free. From 11 minutes to 20 minutes the rate is $1. After 20 minutes, the cost is $1 for each additional 20 minutes, with a maximum daily rate of $11. For those parking in the long-term lot, the cost structure is the same as the short-term lot, but the maximum daily rate drops to $9. Cash and all major credit cards are accepted.
The secure parking lots, which will be managed by Republic Parking, are located in front of the passenger terminal building and within easy walking distance to the ticketing counters.
The new Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport is scheduled to open May 23, 2010.
The airport is located on State Highway 388 roughly equidistance between State Road 79 to the west and State Road 77 to the east.
Here are directions:
From Panama City, take State Road 77 north through Lynn Haven and Southport. Turn left onto State Highway 388. Proceed for approximately 8 miles. Airport entrance is on the right.
From Panama City Beach, take State Road 79 north toward West Bay. Turn right onto State Highway 388. Proceed for approximately 4 miles. Airport entrance is on the left.
Driving west on I-10 from Tallahassee, take State Road 77 south to State Highway 388. Turn right and proceed approximately 8 miles. Airport entrance is on the right.
Driving east on I-10 from Pensacola, take State Road 79 south to State Highway 388. Turn left and proceed approximately 4 miles. Airport entrance is on the left.
Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport will be the first new international commercial-service airport built in the U.S. in the last 15 years. The new airport, featuring a 10,000-foot main runway, is replacing Panama City – Bay County International Airport, which was built in 1948. The new airport is being built on a 4,000-acre greenfield site with ample room to grow to meet greater demand for the next 50 years.
Parking Rates Set for New Airport
from 2010 May — The New ECP
by NewPFN on May 5, 2010
PRESS RELEASE
Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport
Media Contact: Randy Curtis
Airport Executive Director
(850) 763-6751 ext. 203
West Bay, FL (May 3, 2010) – The Panama City – Bay County Airport and Industrial District Authority (Airport Authority) has set the parking rates for the public short-term and long-term parking lots at the new Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport.
If you are parking in the short-term lot, the first 10 minutes are free. From 11 minutes to 20 minutes the rate is $1. After 20 minutes, the cost is $1 for each additional 20 minutes, with a maximum daily rate of $11. For those parking in the long-term lot, the cost structure is the same as the short-term lot, but the maximum daily rate drops to $9. Cash and all major credit cards are accepted.
The secure parking lots, which will be managed by Republic Parking, are located in front of the passenger terminal building and within easy walking distance to the ticketing counters.
The new Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport is scheduled to open May 23, 2010.
The airport is located on State Highway 388 roughly equidistance between State Road 79 to the west and State Road 77 to the east.
Here are directions:
From Panama City, take State Road 77 north through Lynn Haven and Southport. Turn left onto State Highway 388. Proceed for approximately 8 miles. Airport entrance is on the right.
From Panama City Beach, take State Road 79 north toward West Bay. Turn right onto State Highway 388. Proceed for approximately 4 miles. Airport entrance is on the left.
Driving west on I-10 from Tallahassee, take State Road 77 south to State Highway 388. Turn right and proceed approximately 8 miles. Airport entrance is on the right.
Driving east on I-10 from Pensacola, take State Road 79 south to State Highway 388. Turn left and proceed approximately 4 miles. Airport entrance is on the left.
Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport will be the first new international commercial-service airport built in the U.S. in the last 15 years. The new airport, featuring a 10,000-foot main runway, is replacing Panama City – Bay County International Airport, which was built in 1948. The new airport is being built on a 4,000-acre greenfield site with ample room to grow to meet greater demand for the next 50 years.