The Col. H. Weir Cook terminal recently opened at the new Indianapolis International Airport, the first new terminal designed and opened since Sept. 11, 2001. The terminal boasts streamlined check-in and security screening areas, 96 ticket counters, 10 moving sidewalks and a 5,900-space parking garage.

The heart of this stunning new facility is the Civic Plaza. It's home to gorgeous public art, and dining and shopping options you'll only find in Indianapolis, like the first-ever Indianapolis 500 Grill, a sit-down restaurant which will be accompanied by a Brickyard Authentics apparel and collectible store and an Indianapolis 500 museum, and Cultural Crossroads, one of the nation's first and most comprehensive local museum stores offering merchandise and displays from eight Indianapolis cultural institutions (The Children's Museum of Indianapolis, Conner Prairie, Indianapolis Museum of Art and the Indianapolis Zoo among them).

The Indianapolis International Airport is conveniently located off I-70 and is just a short, 15-minute drive from the heart of downtown Indianapolis.