SRQ Airport Roof Collapse Closes Concourse B, All Flights Suspended Until October 16

In a significant setback for Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport (SRQ), the roof over Concourse B has completely collapsed, severely impacting airport operations. The damage extends over the entire concourse, including the screening checkpoint and all 13 aircraft loading gates. The incident, attributed to recent severe weather, has forced the temporary closure of the airport to ensure passenger safety.

The SRQ team has initiated clean-up and repair efforts to address the extensive damage. Airport officials have emphasized that safety is their top priority as they work diligently to restore operations. At this time, the airport is expected to remain closed to all commercial airline flights until Wednesday, October 16, at 9 a.m.

Passengers are urged to remain patient and understanding during this period. The SRQ team is committed to reopening as quickly as possible, ensuring that safety remains uncompromised. Further updates will be provided as repairs progress, and passengers are advised to monitor SRQ’s communications for the latest information on the situation.