Solution Project Minot International Airport is in close proximity to the Bakken Formation in western North Dakota. In recent years the region had experienced annual enplanements increase from 70,000 per year between 1990 and 2009 to more than 200,000 per year in 2011. The airport's existing terminal was 30,000 square feet with two gates. During peak times the terminal had up to four near- simultaneous departures. With only two gates, this caused undue stress on the infrastructure, airlines, airport personnel, and passengers. In an effort to accommodate the Airport’s needs, our team worked with the Airport and the City of Minot to prepare a Terminal Area Study in less than four months. The study determined the existing terminal could not be reasonably expanded, and a new terminal would be

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