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The Daily Review/Diane Miller Fears
The Jazz Garden at The New MSY will feature a regular schedule of entertainment, officials say. The Batiste Brothers performed for the Thursday open house.

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One of the biggest changes for passengers will be the consolidated security checkpoint.

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Connie Grimball Thomas of Berwick checks in at the Sprint counter during The New MSY passenger experience Thursday.

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One of the four parking options at The New MSY is a surface lot steps away from the ground-level departures and baggage area.

A better way to fly: New Orleans airport offers new experience

The thrill of excitement was in the air Thursday when members of the public were able to get a glimpse of “The New MSY” during passenger experiences and open houses held at the new terminal set to open Nov. 6 in Kenner. Guests taking the passenger experience went through a simulation of checking a bag and going to the security checkpoint before touring the new concourses. Plans are for the current 60-year-old Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (with the aviation designation of MSY) to move its services after the last flight on Nov. 5 to The New MSY during the night,

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