Just two months right after celebrating its Super Bowl LVII win, Kansas City is providing locals an additional big motive to beam with delight: a shiny new $1.5 billion airport terminal. Following more than five decades of setting up and construction, Kansas City Global Airport (MCI)’s single terminal formally opens on February 28—replacing the airport’s outdated trio of Brutalist concrete terminals, which had been in operation since 1972. The initial MCI opened about a thirty day period ahead of the FAA begun mandating actual physical screenings of travellers in January 1973 (aka the dawn of metal detectors and baggage scanners), so the airport hardly ever seriously built logistical feeling in conditions of…