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One project at the growing facility is complete, with two others nearing completion.  According to Census Bureau figures, San Antonio is the fastest-growing city in the United…

The Taxiway DS East project at Concourse C, which will provide travelers with a newly expanded taxiway, additional deicing spots and new space for storing snow removal equipment, has been turned over to Denver International Airport ahead of schedule. 

Flatiron has recently secured more than $270 million in new aviation projects throughout North America. In collaboration with aviation clients, Flatiron is improving infrastructure to enhance safety, improve efficiency and increase overall capacity.

Turner-Flatiron Joint Venture reaches another milestone on time.  Sometimes the face of success is…many faces.    The first two gates from the Denver International Airport A-East Ground Load…

Collaboration and deep supplier connections all played parts   Flatiron builds projects that enhance communities for decades.   Building infrastructure meant to stand the test of time requires several…

The American-Concrete-Pavement-Association has named our Dallas Love Field Runway 13R – 31L & Taxiway C project a “Gold” winner in the Commercial Service Airports category. North Texas…

Five years of great work at Denver International Airport has come to a successful end, as the expanded Concourse A-West is complete and in use by the facility’s growing number of travelers.

Flatiron welcomes the news that Dallas Love Field Runway 13R-31L & Taxiway C Phase 1 Reconstruction has been named Engineering News-Record’s Texas & Louisiana “Project of the Year” in the “Airport/Transit” category. Flatiron was the general contractor on the project. ENR originally published the following article.

Turner-Flatiron joint venture delivers work more than two weeks ahead of schedule.

Flatiron marked the completion (one month ahead of schedule) of another successful project, a brand-new taxiway at Denver International Airport, the third-busiest in the world.