GSP Airport opens new $97M parking garage and rental car facility

Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport has opened its new Parking Garage C and consolidated rental car facility, delivering new infrastructure designed to support continued passenger growth and enhance customer experience.

The $97 million project opens as the airport prepares for a busy holiday travel season and completes a record-setting 2025, according to a news release.

Parking Garage C, located adjacent to the terminal building, provides 750 new public parking spaces and 750 ready-return rental car spaces. The public parking area features Park Assist technology that allows customers to locate available spaces quickly, the release stated. The consolidated rental car facility brings all rental car operations under one roof and includes a modern transaction lobby, reserved spaces for premium rental car customer pick-ups, and quick drop off, as well as fueling and car wash capabilities.

“With more than 3 million passengers traveling through GSP over the past year, this facility will help us better serve our customers and prepare for continued growth in 2026,” GSPPresident and CEO Dave Edwards said in the release. “Opening Garage C allows us to provide an unprecedented level of service while providing the convenience, efficiency and amenities our community expects.”

Parking Garage C is part of planned improvements designed to increase capacity and enhance the flow of airport traffic. Over the past four years, GSP has added new surface parking lots, redesigned the terminal roadway system, and implemented improvements to support long-term growth.

LS3P led the design for Garage C and the consolidated rental car facility. Brasfield and Gorrie served as construction manager.

“Delivering this facility safely and efficiently while the airport remained fully operational was a true team effort,” Brasfield and Gorrie Vice President and Division Manager Ben Barfield said in the release. From complex concrete pours to the seamless integration of car wash and fuel systems, our crews brought skill and dedication to every phase. We are proud to have worked alongside GSP and our project partners to deliver a facility that enhances the traveler experience and supports continued growth in the Upstate, and we look forward to a strong, long-standing relationship.”

GSP is served by seven major airlines transporting and also serves as a hub for air cargo, including flights regularly flown to and from Europe, South America, Asia and points across the United States.