That is one long walk in a de facto tube to board the aircraft positioned at gate 14. I think now the Jetport has 5 or 6 decades of expansions all fused together like a Frankenstein monster? Only in Maine do we see this idea, or to this extent, a lack of planning for the future. The first thing the typical residents say, or yell, is "We don't have the money!" Instead, why not do it calmly: "We don't have the money yet, but we will find it." It's a mentality--or always has been--that creates more challenging problems down the road, or runway. Let's look at Maine Medical Center: I think it's now 8 or 9 decades of Frankenstein additions? Do a Google Earth view of it--kind of comical, really. The original section looks like something from the late 1800's. Is there a massive coal stove in the basement with men shoveling coal into it? And one of the latest buildings, the one with the helipad on top (sorry, forgot the ego namesake for it), was finished in 2007 and then two stories were added to the top a few years ago. And with the latest addition, while it was under construction--mid point--the hospital decided to add a full length top story!
I think the Jetport will see more terminal expansion relatively soon. Let's circle back in July, 2030 to discuss.
(2030... DailyMail headline: Traveling Mainers trapped in sweltering airport bridge! 62 passengers are taken to hospital with life threatening injuries, but then treated in the parking lot as the hospital is currently filled to capacity!)