Terminal Gap Analysis. The terminal facility analysis will compile information and identify potential imbalances and constraints in system capacity. The gap analysis will identify an estimated capacity for each existing functional area and determine when each component becomes the primary constraint for overall throughput of the facility through the planning horizon. The study will include assessment of the following functional facilities and support areas: TERMINAL ▪ Check-in ▪ Passenger Screening Checkpoint ▪ Gates and holdrooms ▪ Domestic Baggage Claim (including inbound baggage handling) ▪ Outbound Baggage Make-up ▪ Baggage Screening ▪ Restrooms ▪ Airline Support (including ATO, BSO, ramp offices and maintenance) ▪ Commercial Program and Support ▪ Airport Administration Offices and Support ▪ Mechanical and Utility ▪ Circulation Spaces The Gap Analysis will determine the baseline passenger demand based on seasonal peak activity at the Airport. This baseline schedule will include departing and arriving passenger volumes at the Airport with flight-by-flight descriptions of service routes, aircraft equipment types, and average load factors. The Consultant Team will identify passenger demand on functional facilities and document schedule information through a series of tables and diurnal charts. The Gap Analysis will include the following. ▪ Review and summarize inventory information based on functional facilities. The inventory summary will establish existing and effective passenger facilities at the Airport. The inventory will consist of high-level area and pertinent equipment counts in tabular and plan form for the Terminal. ▪ Assess existing terminal facility requirements. The functional and support facilities of the terminal will be studied to determine operational efficiency and ability to accommodate existing passenger and baggage activity at an appropriate Level-of-Service (LoS) as defined by industry accepted metrics for wait time goals, functional requirements, and physical layout. Analysis will consider discrete characteristics of current operators and existing configurations. Dynamic and static modeling tools will be used as appropriate to derive existing requirements. Assumptions related to passenger characteristics and functional facility operations essential to facility requirements will be documented. Anticipate stakeholder meetings to review operational assumptions. ▪ Identify potential areas of concern within circulation spaces. The Consultant Team will highligh...
